FREE CALIFORNIA TRAFFIC SIGNS TEST 2 - CALIFORNIA DMV TEST

This online DMV California traffic signs test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the DMV written knowledge test that is required before you can get your driver’s license.

California Signs 02

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Two-way traffic ahead

Two way left turn

Yield the lane to oncoming traffic

The lane is only for right turns

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A pedestrian crosswalk

A handicapped parking zone

Wheelchair available here

Hospital nearby

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You must stop behind indicated mark when traffic light is red

Stop here and park

There is a pedestrian crosswalk

It is recommended to stop at this location

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Dead end

Parking is not permitted; turn around and park somewhere else

Do not stop

Do not enter a road or off-ramp where the sign is posted

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No entry into intersection

No parking

There are no stop signs in the direction of the arrows: proceed with caution

Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution

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Dead end street ahead

Yield Ahead

Stop sign ahead. Slow down

Slow moving vehicle ahead

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School Crossing

Pedestrians or vehicles may not enter the roadway

School zone ends

You are entering a playground zone

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School zone ahead

Railway crossing ahead

Oncoming traffic must stop

Yield the right of way

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Pedestrian control sign

This sign informs you there is road work ahead and also cautions you to slow down

School area ahead

Flagman on duty ahead

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During daylight hours, either direction is acceptable

Traffic is advised to go this direction unless it's clear

Traffic may ONLY go in this direction

Do not turn left

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Slow vehicles should pull off

You may not pass vehicles ahead of you in your lane

One-way road only

Do not enter ahead

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Pedestrian crossing lane

You must stop in this lane

You must not drive in this lane

You must drive only in this lane

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Only right turn allowed

Do not turn left

Do not enter

This sign indicates to drivers that during the red traffic signal indication they are not permitted to turn left or right as indicated.

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Curve

Winding road ahead

Left turn allowed

Left turn only

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Parking here only if no bus is present

Bus loading zone

No parking unless you're taking the bus

There's no parking because of a bus stop

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Do not enter

Local traffic only

Traffic circle ahead

You are approaching a railroad crossing

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Sharp turn - reduce speed

The lane is only for two-way left turns

Traffic circle ahead

You may exit if you remain in right-hand lane

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Narrow passage

T Intersection

Winding road

Dead end

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Do not turn right

Warn drivers of a one-way roadway ahead

left turn only

Guide drivers into certain traffic lanes

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Danger ahead: veer to the right

Directional Arrow

No parking from arrows to corner

Sharp turn or bend in the road

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Exit to the right

Dead end ahead

You may NOT turn neither right nor left at an intersection

Do not enter

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No stopping in the area between the sign

No entry into intersection

If you have a permit, parking is acceptable

You may not park on the side of the road in this direction

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Crossroad

One way traffic

Two-way traffic

Obstruction ahead

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Added Lane

Divider ahead

Road curves left

Hidden road

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Pavement ends 50 feet ahead

Maximum speed of 50 miles/hour from traffic signal ahead

Speed limit for rural school zones

Posted speed limit

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Regulatory signs control traffic; they set limits or give commands and are enforceable by law. Warning Signs give you advance notice of possible hazards. Drive with caution. You will be asked to identify roadway signs on the California Permit Test.

How to Pass the California DMV Test

While it may seem like every single person you know drives, that’s just not the case. In fact, there has been a steady decline in driving Americans in the past few years, according to The Atlantic. Reasons range from the ease of alternate transportation to simply not having time to get a license. So if you’re one of these Americans who has not taken the DMV test, don’t worry. You’re not alone.

Driving seems like such a simple act. You just put your foot on the gas and keep your hands on the steering wheel, right? But it’s actually not that simple. It’s not just the mechanics of a vehicle that are complicated either. In many cases, acquiring a license is intimidating and difficult. Most people can’t just stroll into the DMV and pass the test on the first try. Instead, you have to prepare. But how do you prepare for something you’ve never done?

Before you to try to pass the California DMV test, you will have to take a certified driver’s ed course. It is advisable to also get a California Drivers Handbook and study it from cover to cover since everything on the DMV test will also be in this handbook. Remember that when you show up for your test, if you are a minor, your legal guardian must be present to sign the application.

On the test, you will find questions regarding road safety as well as California state laws and what the road signs mean. After passing this test, you will have your Provisional Learner’s Permit and be able to practice driving for twelve months before taking your road test.

Practicing and studying are the keys to passing the California DMV Test. Contact us to take any or all of our eight free practice tests and to learn more about how to get a driver’s license. We would love to see you pass your written test with ease, and we believe that our practice tests will help you do just that.