TEXAS ROAD SIGNS TEST 1

The Texas road signs practice test is an essential tool for anyone preparing to obtain a Texas driver’s license or learner’s permit.

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Texas Road Signs Test 01

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Hidden road

Divider ahead

Road curves left

You are approaching a point where two roads come together and an additional lane begins

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Sharp bend in the road

Winding road ahead

Slippery surface. Slow down on wet road

Bumpy road ahead

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Hidden road

Free flow

Road curves left

You are approaching a point where other traffic lanes come together with the one you are in

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Divided highway ends

Divided highway ahead. Keep to the right.

Road under construction

Narrow bridge ahead

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Be prepared for a stop sign ahead

Dead end street ahead

Slow moving vehicle ahead

Yield right-of-way

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One-way traffic ends

Two-way traffic ahead

One Way. You may travel only in the direction of the arrow

Do not turn right

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Two-Way traffic ahead

The lane is only for two-way left turns

Divider ahead

Both lanes travel in the same direction

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Hidden intersection ahead

Pedestrian Crossing

Reduction in the number of lanes of pavement ahead

Steep hill ahead

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Left turn prohibited

Right turn prohibited

Road slippery when wet

Making a U-turn at an intersection where<br />this sign is posted is prohibited

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Bumpy road ahead

Safety check ahead

You are approaching a downgrade

Pavement ends 12 feet ahead

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Direction sign for children

Playground area sign

Children playing in residential area

You are near a school. Slow down, watch for children

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Railway crossing ahead

Stop 150 feet ahead

School bus stop ahead

Warns of a traffic control signal ahead

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X intersection for school vehicles

Caution school bus crossing

Stay in the right-hand lane if you are driving slower than other vehicles on the road

School crosswalk sign

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Narrow passage

Hidden road right

No Right Turn

Road ahead makes a sharp turn in the direction of the arrow

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A vehicle displaying this sign is moving slowly

Yield right-of-way to vehicle ahead

Dead-end street ahead

Stop sign ahead

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Divided highway ahead

Divided highway ends. Keep to the right

Narrow bridge ahead

Road under construction

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You are near an area where a large number of pedestrians cross the street

School zone ahead

Pedestrians not permitted

Pedestrian pathway only; vehicles prohibited

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Pass other traffic on the right

Road turns right, then left

Drive to the right of this sign

Winding road ahead

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If you see this sign facing you, you are driving the wrong way on a one-way street

Do not stop

Do not pass

Parking is not permitted; turn around and park somewhere else

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Flagman on duty ahead

Pedestrian control sign

School area ahead

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

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Road slippery when wet

Narrow road ahead

Hidden intersection ahead

There is a winding road ahead

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Hidden intersection ahead

Traffic island ahead

Left turn only at the intersection

Turning left at an intersection where this sign is posted is prohibited

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Stop 150 feet ahead

Stop only if other vehicles are approaching

You must come to a complete stop

Bump 150 feet ahead

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Pedestrian Crossing

The bridge ahead is not as wide as the road

There is a low place in the road

One Lane Bridge

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During daylight hours, either direction is acceptable

Do not turn left

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

Traffic may ONLY go in this direction

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This online practice test features realistic questions about the various road signs found across the state, including regulatory, warning, and guide signs. By taking the practice test, learners can familiarize themselves with sign meanings, shapes, and colors, helping to reinforce safe driving habits and knowledge of Texas traffic laws. The test format closely mirrors the official DPS exam, providing an effective way to prepare and build confidence. Consistent practice increases the chances of passing the real test on the first attempt.

To prepare well for the Texas DPS Permit Practice Test, focus on the study questions. Make sure you understand each concept clearly so you can explain them confidently from memory, without looking at your notes. This method will help you remember the material better, ensuring you are ready for the exam.