DRIVER PERMIT PRACTICE TEST – SIGNS 2

The DMV driving test for road signs is designed to assess a driver’s ability to recognize and understand essential traffic signs encountered on the road.

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Road Signs Test 02

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Sharp turn - reduce speed

Traffic circle ahead

You may exit if you remain in right-hand lane

The lane is only for two-way left turns

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Obstruction ahead

One way traffic

Crossroad

Two-way traffic

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Wheelchair available here

Hospital nearby

A pedestrian crosswalk

A handicapped parking zone

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School zone ends

Pedestrians or vehicles may not enter the roadway

School Crossing

You are entering a playground zone

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Exit to the right

You may NOT turn neither right nor left at an intersection

Dead end ahead

Do not enter

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Directional Arrow

Danger ahead: veer to the right

No parking from arrows to corner

Sharp turn or bend in the road

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There's no parking because of a bus stop

Bus loading zone

No parking unless you're taking the bus

Parking here only if no bus is present

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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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You must stop behind indicated mark when traffic light is red

There is a pedestrian crosswalk

Stop here and park

It is recommended to stop at this location

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Left turn only

Left turn allowed

Winding road ahead

Curve

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If you have a permit, parking is acceptable

No stopping in the area between the sign

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

No entry into intersection

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No parking

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

No entry into intersection

Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution

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Yield the lane to oncoming traffic

The lane is only for right turns

Two-way traffic ahead

Two way left turn

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School zone ahead

Yield the right of way

Railway crossing ahead

Oncoming traffic must stop

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You are approaching a railroad crossing

Traffic circle ahead

Do not enter

Local traffic only

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Winding road

Dead end

T Intersection

Narrow passage

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Do not turn left

Traffic may ONLY go in this direction

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

During daylight hours, either direction is acceptable

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Do not stop

Parking is not permitted; turn around and park somewhere else

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

Dead end

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left turn only

Warn drivers of a one-way roadway ahead

Do not turn right

Guide drivers into certain traffic lanes

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Maximum speed of 50 miles/hour from traffic signal ahead

Pavement ends 50 feet ahead

Speed limit for rural school zones

Posted speed limit

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Slow moving vehicle ahead

Dead end street ahead

Yield Ahead

Stop sign ahead. Slow down

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You must not drive in this lane

You must stop in this lane

You must drive only in this lane

Pedestrian crossing lane

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Do not enter ahead

You may not pass vehicles ahead of you in your lane

One-way road only

Slow vehicles should pull off

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

Flagman on duty ahead

Pedestrian control sign

School area ahead

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Hidden road

Road curves left

Added Lane

Divider ahead

Your score is

This portion of the test often features multiple-choice questions about the meaning, shape, and color of common signs, including stop, yield, speed limit, and warning signs. Proper knowledge of road signs is vital for safe and lawful driving, as it helps drivers make informed decisions and respond appropriately to various situations. To excel, review the driver’s manual and take practice quizzes. Successfully passing this test demonstrates that you are prepared to drive safely and responsibly.

To enhance your understanding and retention of the material, regularly engage with the DMV practice test questions. Aim to master the concepts to the point where you can explain them clearly without needing to reference your notes.