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No Passing Zone
NO
PASSING
ZONE
Warning
No Passing Zone
What it means
Posted on the left side of the road; marks the start of a zone where you may not pass.
Question 1
NO
PASSING
ZONE
What does a pennant-shaped (sideways triangle) sign mark?
A merge ahead
The beginning of a no-passing zone
The end of a reduced-speed school zone
A railroad crossing
Correct answer: The beginning of a no-passing zone
The pennant sign, posted on the left side of the road, marks the beginning of a no-passing zone.
Source: Section 3: Roadway and Vehicle Knowledge – Signs
Question 2
NO
PASSING
ZONE
Where is the pennant-shaped NO PASSING ZONE sign posted?
On the left side of the highway, at the start of the zone
Painted on the pavement in the lane where the passing zone ends
On the right side of the highway, at the end of the zone
On an overhead sign bridge above all lanes of traffic
Correct answer: On the left side of the highway, at the start of the zone
It is on the left side of the highway at the beginning of a no-passing zone; complete any pass before reaching it.
Source: Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings
Question 3
NO
PASSING
ZONE
What does a yellow pennant-shaped sign like this warn of?
The start of a no-passing zone
A highway work zone up ahead
A school zone or school crossing
A railroad crossing up ahead
Correct answer: The start of a no-passing zone
The pennant shape is used only for advance warning of no-passing zones; it is placed on the left side of the road.
Source: Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings – Warning Signs
More warning signs
School Zone / School Crossing
Pedestrian Crossing
R
R
Railroad Crossing Ahead
Merging Traffic
Lane Ends (Lane Reduction)
Divided Highway Begins
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