# 1: This sign tells you that:

Another road crosses the highway ahead You must stop before turning right or left There is a hospital nearby

Crossroad sign. Another road crosses the highway ahead.

# 2: What should you expect ahead?

Trucks entering the highway A steep hill Trucks blocking the right lane

There is a steep hill ahead. Slow down and be ready to shift to lower gear to control speed and protect brakes from damage.

# 3: A round sign means:

Do not enter Stop ahead Railroad crossing ahead

A round sign means you are approaching a railroad crossing. This sign is posted a few hundred feet in front of the tracks and alerts you to slow down, look, listen and prepare to stop.   Please note that the Do Not Enter sign is NOT round (it has a square shape with a round symbol)

# 4: Blue and white signs give:

Directions to service facilities Construction and maintenance warnings Information about what road you are on

Blue and white signs along the highway will give you directions to service facilities, such as rest areas, lodging, gas stations, and hospitals.

# 5: What does this road sign mean?

There is a no passing zone ahead Number of lanes reduced ahead Highway exit ahead

Lane Reduction. The number of lanes is reduced ahead.

# 6: This sign marks:

A side road entering the highway A narrow highway A highway with two-way traffic

Two-way Traffic. The sign tells you that you are leaving a separated one-way highway and will soon be driving on a two-way highway. The sign may also be posted along such a highway.

# 7: What does this road sign mean?

Winding road Soft shoulder Slippery when wet

Roadway is slippery when wet. Remember, the first half-hour of rain is most hazardous.

# 8: What does this road sign mean?

Divided highway ends Merging traffic Divided highway begins

Divided highway ends. The road ahead has two-way traffic. Keep right.

# 9: What should you expect ahead?

Fewer lanes Sharp turn to the right Side road from the right

The sign warns of a sharp turn to the right. Note the difference between a gradual curve and a sharp turn.

# 10: Diamond shaped signs warn of:

No passing zones Hazards on roadways or adjacent areas A nearby school zone and/or school crossing

Diamond shaped signs warn of existing or possible hazards on roadways or adjacent areas. They are yellow with black words indicating the potential hazard, or black symbols visually describing the potential hazard.   Diamond shaped signs also have orange background when used in work zones.

# 11: This sign guides you to:

A highway exit A hospital A hotel

Blue and white signs will give directions to service facilities. The large H guides you to a nearby hospital.

# 12: This sign means:

No trucks Slower traffic must keep right End of a no-passing zone

No Trucks. Trucks are prohibited from entering this roadway.

# 13: What does this road sign mean?

Divided highway begins Divided highway ends Two-way traffic ahead

Divided highway begins. Prepare to change lanes or shift lane position. Drive to the right of the divider.

# 14: This sign means:

Animal park Animal crossing Wildlife refuge

Deer Crossing. This sign alert drivers in advance of areas where animals may be crossing. Remember, yellow signs are warning signs, not guide signs.

# 15: This sign warns of:

A low underpass Narrow highway crossover Limited vehicle length

Low Clearance. You are approaching a low underpass. Do not enter if your vehicle or cargo exceeds the maximum height indicated on the sign.

# 16: This road sign means:

No turns No U-turn Only right turns allowed

No U-turn. You cannot turn around to go in the opposite direction at this intersection.

# 17: This road sign means:

Merge with traffic entering your lane No right turn permitted Divided highway ends

Traffic merging from the right. Prepare to allow traffic to safely merge.

# 18: This sign means:

Do not drive in bicycle lane No bicycles Bicycle crossing

No Bicycles. Bicycles are prohibited from entering this roadway.

# 19: An octagon (eight-sided shape) always means:

Stop Yield School / School crosswalk

An Octagon (eight-sided shape) always means stop. When you come to it, you must make a complete stop at a marked stop line. If there is no stop line, stop before the crosswalk on your side of the intersection. If there is no crosswalk, stop at a point from which you can best see oncoming traffic.

# 20: What should you expect ahead?

Two sharp turns Merging traffic Slippery roadway

Reverse Turn. You should expect two sharp turns (A sharp turn to the right and then sharp turn to the left)

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The Written Knowledge Test for Your Georgia Permit

The Georgia driver’s knowledge exam has 40 test questions separated in two parts:

1   20 road signs questions

2   20 road rules questions

The first part test your knowledge of Georgia road signs, including the use of colors and shapes .

The second part checks your knowledge of common road rules, Georgia traffic laws, and safe driving practices. You are also supposed to know about distracted and impaired driving, including the laws about drinking and driving and how alcohol affects you.

To pass the exam, you need 15 correct answers on each part (75%). You will not pass if you have 20 correct answers on the road-signs part and only 10 on the road-rules part.

Learning Georgia Road Signs and Their Meanings for Your Learner’s Permit

The road signs you need to learn for your Georgia learner’s permit are all described in the Georgia Drivers Manual . Always make sure you have the latest version of the manual.

There are more than 70 road signs mentioned in the manual. You should know them by name and how to act or react when you see any of them on Georgia highways.

Road signs are posted to keep you and other road users safe. They communicate messages to drivers and pedestrians to help traffic flow smoothly and reduce accidents. Neglecting or not understanding the meaning of a road sign can be dangerous.

Most signs today use symbols instead of words, so they can be understood by drivers who speak another language. Georgia, however, still used many signs with word messages. For this reason, it is important that you understand basic English.

You should also know that the road-signs part of the exam is in English only.

Remember that you will find even more signs on Georgia roads than the ones described in you manual, some less common but still important for your safety on the road.

This is not the Real Road Sign Test

Even if some of these questions may show up on your real knowledge exam at Georgia Department of Driver Services, this is not the real test. It is published only to help you study and learn the most common signs.

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Some of the Georgia Road Signs in this Practice Test

Can you explain the meaning of each of these sign without looking in the Georgia Drivers Manual?

Download the answer sheet: Georgia Road Signs – Answers

Note: The interactive test above is random, it will not show signs in this order and may contain other signs as well.

2020 Department of Driver Services COVID-19 Response

Georgia DDS centers are open for permit applications and the knowledge test.

But please note that all customers must schedule an appointment for in-person services. If you need to visit a center, check appointment availability. If you already have a license, many of your needs can be completed using DDS Online Services or the DDS 2 GO app.

Currently, no tests are offered on a walk-in basis.

If you need to visit a service center, DDS strongly recommends you to wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) such as face masks and gloves while visiting the center.

Protective glass barriers are being installed at service counters and customer capacity limits are enforced during the pandemic.

Read more: Additional COVID-19 Information