Delaware Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

Correct answer: From a one-way street onto another one-way street after stopping

Left turns on red are permitted after a full stop from a one-way street onto another one-way street unless prohibited.

Source: Section Four – Signals and Signs

Correct answer: Slow down and prepare to yield

If no lighted indication is visible, reduce speed and prepare to yield to vehicles in or approaching the intersection.

Source: Section Four – Signals and Signs

Correct answer: Turn after a full stop when safe

Turns are permitted in the direction of a flashing red arrow after coming to a full stop.

Source: Section Four – Signals and Signs

Correct answer: The same as a stop sign

A flashing red light means the same as a stop sign: come to a complete stop and proceed only when safe.

Source: Section Four – Signals and Signs

Correct answer: Not start crossing

If they have not started to cross, they should not start; those already crossing should finish quickly.

Source: Section Four – Signals and Signs

Correct answer: Slow down, look for pedestrians and yield

When you see these beacons flashing, slow down, look for pedestrians and bicyclists, and yield as necessary.

Source: Section Four – Signals and Signs

Correct answer: The stop sign

The stop sign is the only 8-sided sign you will see on the highway; it is red with white letters.

Source: Section Four – Highway Signs

Correct answer: A school or school crossing

The five-sided black-on-yellow sign is used only to warn of schools and school crossings.

Source: Section Four – Highway Signs

Correct answer: A highway–rail intersection ahead

The round black-on-yellow sign is advance warning of a highway–rail intersection.

Source: Section Four – Highway Signs

Correct answer: Use both lanes to the merge point, then alternate

Drivers use both lanes to advance to the lane reduction point and merge there, alternating turns.

Source: Section Four – Highway Signs

Correct answer: White on brown

Recreation signs usually have white letters on a brown background; motorist services are white on blue.

Source: Section Four – Highway Signs

Correct answer: Go in the arrow’s direction

When the word "ONLY" is used, you must go in the direction the arrow points; there is no option.

Source: Section Four – Highway Signs

Correct answer: The first half hour

The roadway slippery when wet sign notes the first half hour of rain is most hazardous.

Source: Section Four – Highway Signs

Correct answer: Lane changes are discouraged

A broken white line means you may change lanes if safe; a solid white line discourages lane changes; double solid white prohibits them.

Source: Section Four – Pavement Markings & Lanes

Correct answer: Lane changing is prohibited

Double solid white lines prohibit lane-changing.

Source: Section Four – Pavement Markings & Lanes