Traffic Signs, Colors,

Red

Stop. Do not enter. Wrong way. Yield

Orange

Construction and maintenance warning,

Yellow

General warning. Advisory of unexpected roadway conditions.

Flourescent Yellow Green

High emphasis warning of school, pedestrian and bicycling activity.

White/Black

Regulatory. Control traffic, set limits or give commands.

Green

Guide or directional information.

Blue

Driver guidance. Also used to identify parking spaces for disabled drivers.

Brown

Areas of public recreation, cultural, and historical significance.

Turn Lanes

Traffic in the left lane must turn left while traffic traveling in the right lane may turn left or continue straight ahead.

Pennant shapes usually indicate a

no passing zone

Divided Highway Ahead

There is a divided highway ahead.

Divided Highway Ends

The divided highway ends 350 to 500 feet ahead.

Sharp Right Turn.

There is a sharp right turn ahead.

Right Curve

Road is curving to the right.

Reverse Curve

The road curves to the left, then the right.

Winding Road

Several curves are ahead.

Reduction of Lanes

Right lane ends and traffic must merge left.

Side Roads

Another road enters the highway from the direction shown.

Narrow Bridge

Narrow bridge is ahead. (Wide enough to accomodate two lanes of traffic).

Low Shoulder

Indicates that the shoulder of the road is lower.

When a car with bright headlights comes toward you at night, you should:

Look toward the right edge of your lane.

Slow Moving Vehicle

Indicates that a vehicle is traveling slowly.

The right-of-way should be given to cars until it’s

safe to turn.

When driving in the left lane of a four-lane freeway and wish to exist on the right, you should

Change lanes one at a time until you are in the proper lane