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Florida Permit Test: Road Signs Practice Questions
Shapes, colors and meanings of regulatory, warning and guide signs.
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Question 1
An orange sign along the road usually warns you about what?
A school zone
Construction or maintenance work
Services such as gas or food
A recreation area
Correct answer: Construction or maintenance work
Orange is reserved for construction and maintenance warnings, so expect workers, equipment or lane changes ahead.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Traffic Sign Colors)
Question 2
What kind of information do brown signs give?
Directions to parks, recreation, and historic sites
Locations of hospitals, fuel, food, and lodging only
Speed limits and other rules that you must obey
Warnings about curves, dips, and other road hazards
Correct answer: Directions to parks, recreation, and historic sites
Brown signs point to public recreation areas and places of cultural or historical interest.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Traffic Sign Colors)
Question 3
A fluorescent yellow-green sign is used to warn drivers about what?
Construction and maintenance zones
Upcoming toll plazas and exit ramps
School, pedestrian, or bicycle activity
Rest areas and scenic overlooks coming up
Correct answer: School, pedestrian, or bicycle activity
Fluorescent yellow-green is a high-emphasis color for places where children, pedestrians or bicyclists are likely.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Traffic Sign Colors)
Question 4
Besides guiding drivers to services, blue is also used to mark what?
Railroad crossings on rural roads
School crossings and school zones
The beginning of no-passing zones ahead
Parking for drivers with disabilities
Correct answer: Parking for drivers with disabilities
Blue signs give driver guidance, such as services, and also identify parking spaces reserved for disabled drivers.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Traffic Sign Colors)
Question 5
On green guide signs, an interstate route with an even number usually runs in which direction?
In a loop around a city
North-south
Toward the coast
East-west
Correct answer: East-west
Even-numbered routes generally run east-west, while odd-numbered routes run north-south.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Informational Signs)
Question 6
On a Florida interstate, how are exit numbers related to mile markers?
Exits are numbered in order from 1 regardless of distance
Exit numbers match the mile markers
There is no relationship
Exit numbers count up from the nearest city
Correct answer: Exit numbers match the mile markers
In Florida, exit numbers match the mile markers, which makes it easier to know where you are and plan your exit.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Informational Signs)
Question 7
At a YIELD sign with no traffic or pedestrians coming, what may you do?
Speed up to merge quickly
Wait until another driver waves you on
Proceed slowly without coming to a full stop
You must always come to a full stop
Correct answer: Proceed slowly without coming to a full stop
A yield sign means slow down and give the right-of-way; if the way is clear you may continue slowly without stopping.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Regulatory Signs)
Question 8
What should you do if you pass a WRONG WAY sign?
Keep going to the next exit
Stop in your lane and wait for help
Turn around as soon as you can do so
Turn on your flashers and continue slowly
Correct answer: Turn around as soon as you can do so
A WRONG WAY sign means you are driving against traffic; get turned around immediately and safely.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Regulatory Signs)
Question 9
A SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT sign means that if a faster vehicle comes up behind you in the left lane, you must:
Move out of the left lane
Stay in the lane because you are within the limit
Speed up to the speed limit and stay in the lane
Tap your brakes to warn the driver
Correct answer: Move out of the left lane
Slower vehicles must keep right and leave the left lane when a faster vehicle is overtaking them.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Regulatory Signs)
Question 10
At an intersection posted NO TURN ON RED, what must you do when the light is red?
Turn only if no pedestrians are present
Turn right without stopping
Wait for the green signal before turning
Turn right after a full stop if the way is clear
Correct answer: Wait for the green signal before turning
This sign prohibits right or left turns on red; you must wait for a green signal.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Regulatory Signs)
Question 11
A BEGIN RIGHT TURN LANE sign is posted where bicyclists may ride straight through. As you enter the turn lane, you must:
Pass them quickly before the intersection
Sound your horn to warn them
Yield to the bicyclists
Expect bicyclists to yield to you
Correct answer: Yield to the bicyclists
Bicyclists may be going straight across the right-turn lane, and drivers entering it must yield to them.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Regulatory Signs)
Question 12
What shape and color are most warning signs?
Green rectangles
Yellow diamonds
White rectangles
Red octagons
Correct answer: Yellow diamonds
Warning signs are normally yellow diamonds that alert you to conditions ahead.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Warning Signs)
Question 13
A DIVIDED HIGHWAY ENDS sign tells you that the divided road ends about how far ahead?
50 to 100 feet
1,000 to 1,500 feet
350 to 500 feet
One mile
Correct answer: 350 to 500 feet
The divided highway ends 350 to 500 feet past the sign; after that you will share the road with oncoming traffic, so keep right.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Warning Signs)
Question 14
A small yellow speed sign below a curve warning sign shows what?
The speed limit for trucks only
The fastest safe speed for the curve ahead
The speed at which radar is used
The minimum speed allowed
Correct answer: The fastest safe speed for the curve ahead
An advisory speed sign gives the fastest safe speed around the curve; it may be used with any warning sign.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Warning Signs)
Question 15
A LANE REDUCTION warning sign shows the right lane ending. What should drivers in the left lane do?
Move onto the shoulder
Allow the merging traffic to merge smoothly
Stop and wait for the right lane to clear completely
Speed up so no one can merge
Correct answer: Allow the merging traffic to merge smoothly
When the right lane ends, those drivers must merge left, and drivers already in the left lane should let them in smoothly.
Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Controls β Traffic Signs (Warning Signs)
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