# 1: This sign means:

Low clearance Work zone with double fines Narrow bridge Vehicle length limitation

Low clearance / Maximum height. The overpass has a low clearance. Do not proceed if your vehicle is too tall to pass under.

# 2: What does this sign mean?

Lane drop Divided highway ends Merging traffic Two-way traffic

Merging Traffic sign. This sign is posted where two lanes come together to form one lane.

# 3: This sign means:

There is a flagger ahead There is a school crossing ahead There is a detour ahead Road is closed ahead

The flagger sign warns drivers of construction or maintenance on the road ahead where a flagger wearing an orange vest is stationed at the site to control traffic.

# 4: This sign tells you:

You are driving the wrong way on a one-way street You must not drive into a street in the direction you are going Turning right at the intersection is not allowed Making a U-turn at the intersection is not allowed

No Right Turn. You cannot make a right turn at this intersection. Remember that a red circle with a slash means no. The sign shows you what is not allowed.

# 5: What does this sign mean?

Closed road Divided highway Traffic signal ahead Stop ahead

Traffic signal ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop, if necessary.

# 6: A blue sign with a large ‘H’ guides you to:

A hiking trail An interstate highway ramp A hospital A handicapped parking

Hospital is a word message sign or an H symbol sign. General service signs like this are accompanied with a directional message if used at intersections.

# 7: When you see this sign, what should you expect ahead?

A traffic signal A school A stop sign A work zone

One of the most important caution signs is the stop ahead sign. It is placed far ahead of a stop sign when the driver's view of the stop sign is blocked by a curve or other objects.

# 8: This sign means:

Handicap parking only Parking is limited to 1 hour at any time Parking is limited between 9 AM and 7 PM Parking is only allowed between 9 AM and 7 PM

Parking is limited to one hour between 9 AM and 7 PM.

# 9: Yellow road signs are used for:

Construction and maintenance warning. Regulation Distance and direction guidance General warning

Yellow is used for general warning and advisory of unexpected roadway conditions. Remember, warning signs are normally black on yellow, but when they are black on orange, they warn of conditions for construction or maintenance areas.

# 10: You approach this road sign. What must you do ahead?

Honk your horn as a warning Slow down and assume all pedestrians will yield Always stop, even if you don't see a pedestrian Yield to all persons in the crosswalk

This sign tells you that you are near an area where pedestrians may cross the street. Pedestrians must be given the right of way if they are in marked crosswalks or in unmarked crosswalks formed by imaginary lines extending from the sidewalks across the street.

# 11: What does this sign mean?

Divided highway ahead Traffic must merge right No passing Two-way traffic

Two-way traffic ahead. This sign is also used to indicate that you are already on a two-way road.

# 12: The shape of a do not enter sign is:

Square Three-sided Five-sided Round

Do not enter. The sign marks a one-way roadway with traffic coming against you. You must not enter from the direction you are traveling. Remember, this is a square sign with a white horizontal line inside a red ball. The sign is not circular.

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Signs Recognition Test No. 3

Recognizing some of the most common road signs you see on North Carolina highways is an important part of your driver’s license test in North Carolina.

On the exam, an DMV examiner will ask you to identify 12 road signs by shape, color, and symbols. You must correctly answer at least 9 of the signs recognition questions.

It is a good idea to get the latest version of the NCDOT driver’s handbook and study the chapter with traffic signs extra carefully.

Read more about shapes and colors of U.S. road signs here: Shapes and Colors of Traffic Signs.

You’ll find more signs recognition tests here:

• North Carolina Road Signs Recognition Test 1
• North Carolina Road Signs Test No. 2