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solid green traffic light

go

solid yellow traffic light

stop if u can, or proceed w/ caution

blinking yellow traffic light

yield, then proceed w/ caution

blinking yellow arrow

yield, then turn w/ caution

red traffic light

stop

blinking red traffic light

stop, then proceed w/ caution

green arrow

go, protected turn

yellow arrow

protected turn is ending

red arrow

stop, don’t turn until green/green arrow

what 2 do when light not working

treat as if controlled by stop signs in all directions

unprotected turn

turning vehicle must yield to oncoming traffic

protected turn

turning vehicle has the right of way

red sign

stop/prohibited

green sign

movements permitted, direction guidance

blue sign

motorist services guidance

yellow sign

general warning

orange sign

construction/maintenance warning

retroflective orange sign

used on various signs,

black sign

regulation, things drivers need to do

white sign

regulation

brown sign

public recreation/scenic guidance

barrel

used as impact cushions in front of obstacles

horizontal rectangle sign shape

generally for guide signs

pennant sign shape

advance warning of no-pass zones

diamond sign shape

exclusively warns of existing/possible hazards on roads/adjacent areas

vertical rectangle sign shape

generally for regulatory signs

pentagon sign shape

school/church advance/crossing signs

round sign shape

railroad advance warning signs

square sign shape

tells you what you can’t do

octagon/triangle

stop/yield signs. only these signs have these shapes

signal ahead

idk why they have the same sign

divided highway begins/median will end soon

lane ends

school crossing

crossroad

winding road

wet/slippery road

two way traffic

curve

t-intersection

merging traffic

zigzag (road will turn right then left)

stop ahead

pedestrian crossing

added lane

yield ahead

directional arrow

no u-turn

no left turn

no right turn

wrong way (self explanatory)

left turn only (self explanatory)

turn or u-turn

slow moving vehicle

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