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Shapes, colors and meanings of regulatory, warning and guide signs.
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Question 1
In Nevada, what do orange speed limit signs in a work zone indicate?
Advisory slower, safer speeds
Truck speeds only
Minimum speeds
Regulatory limits you must obey
Correct answer: Advisory slower, safer speeds
Black and white speed limit signs are regulatory; orange speed limit signs are advisory and indicate slower, safer speeds.
Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Signs
Question 2
What happens to speeding fines in Nevada work zones?
They are halved
They are waived
Nothing changes
They double
Correct answer: They double
Fines for speeding double in work zones, and moving barriers to cross a closed road brings double penalties.
Source: Chapter 5: Special Driving Conditions – Highway Work Zones
Question 3
You get stuck on railroad tracks in Nevada. What should you look for after leaving the vehicle?
A yellow RR sign
The blue Emergency Notification System sign
A green exit sign
The nearest gas station, so you can call for a tow
Correct answer: The blue Emergency Notification System sign
Leave the vehicle immediately, find the blue Emergency Notification System sign at the crossing and notify the railroad and police.
Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Railroad Crossings
Question 4
In Nevada, what does a crossbuck (X) sign mark?
The actual location of the railroad tracks
A no passing zone
A railroad crossing somewhere farther ahead
A school crossing
Correct answer: The actual location of the railroad tracks
The round sign warns of a crossing ahead; the crossbuck (X) marks the actual location of the tracks and means yield to trains.
Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Signs
Question 5
How does a yield sign differ from a stop sign in Nevada?
You must always stop fully, like a stop sign
You may proceed without a full stop if safe
It only applies to trucks
It means speed up
Correct answer: You may proceed without a full stop if safe
Yield signs mean the same as stop signs except you may proceed without a full stop if it is safe.
Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Signs
Question 6
At a Nevada railroad crossing with lowered gates but no visible train, what should you do?
Go around carefully
Back up and take another road only at night
Stay stopped; never go around the gate
Honk and cross
Correct answer: Stay stopped; never go around the gate
If a gate is lowered, you may not go around it even if no train is visible.
Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Railroad Crossings
Question 7
Which vehicles must stop at Nevada railroad crossings even when no train is coming?
All pickups
Passenger buses and trucks with dangerous materials
Cars that are towing boats or small trailers
Motorcycles
Correct answer: Passenger buses and trucks with dangerous materials
Even with no stop signal or train, passenger buses and trucks carrying flammable or dangerous materials must stop.
Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Railroad Crossings
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