Driving section 4

you can only turn left

what Is this

you can only turn left

what is this

go

slow down

blinking yellow light means

get ready to stop

yellow light

stop sign

blinking red is treated like a

red

this color means to stop, yield, do not enter, or wrong way

yellow

color means general warning of what is expected ahead

white

what color is speed limit, keep right, and some guide lines

orange

what color is construction, and maintenance, work area warning

green

what color is destinations, distances, and directions

blue

what color is services like food, gas, and rest area signs

brown

what color recreation and cultural interest areas

fluorescent yellow-green

what color schools, pedestrian, and bicycle signs

pink

what color is emergency traffic incidents

black

what color is one way signs and signs that change messes

Octagon

Stop sign is shaped 

Triangle

Yield is shaped

Diamond

Warning is shaped

Pennant

No passing is shaped

Rectangle

Regulatory or guide is shaped

Pentagon

School zone and school crossing is shaped

Crossbuck

Highway-Rail Grade Crossing , railroad is shaped

Trapeazoid

Recreation and cultural interest areas and National Forest Routes is shaped

Round

Railroad warning

Stay to Right of Median

Traffic can only go in the direction of the arrow.

You may only use this lane if you have the number of the people that is marked on the sign.

high occupancy vehicle

traffic circle/round about

exit ramp advisory ahead

two roads merging

divided road begins

Divided Road Ends Ahead

sharp turns

road curves

side road enters ahead

railroad before T intersection

lanes ends

Overhead lanes

route marker signs

service information and guides

mile marker signs

seperates lanes going in the same direction, and you can cross lanes

Single broken- white

Separates lanes where vehicles are traveling in opposite directions, and passing with care is permitted in either direction. Used as the center line on 2-lane, 2-way roads

Single broken-yellow

Marks the right edge of the road. Also separates lanes where all vehicles are going in the same direction, but lane changing is discouraged.

single solid-white

Marks left edge lines on divided highways, one-way roads, and ramps. A divided highway has a guardrail, strip of land, or other barrier between traffic travelling in each direction

single solid-yellow 

Marks the edges of reversible lanes – lanes where traffic flows in one direction some times and the other direction other times. You may enter and exit the lane based on what traffic signs and signals say is permitted

Double (side-by-side) Broken - Yellow

same direction no changing lanes

double side by side solid - white

Separates lanes where traffic is going in opposite directions and passing is not allowed in either direction. You may make a left turn across a double solid yellow line. For example, when turning into a driveway.

Double (side-by-side) Solid - Yellow

Used on two-way roads where passing is permitted in only one direction.

Solid plus Broken - Yellow

Continues lane lines through intersections. Drivers in intersections should stay inside the lane markings.

Single Dotted– Yellow or White

White, solid line that shows where a vehicle must stop for a STOP sign or red traffic signal.

Stop line

Rows of small triangles across the lane that show where a vehicle must yield to other vehicles or pedestrians

yield lines