FREE TEXAS TRAFFIC SIGNS TEST 2 - TEXAS WRITTEN DRIVING TEST

This online DMV Texas 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.

Texas Signs 02

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A flagger ahead. Always follow his/her directions

Photo speed enforcement

Pedestrian control sign

School area ahead

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Hospital nearby

Parking by disabled permit only

A pedestrian crosswalk

Wheelchair available here

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Maximum speed

The speed at which the exit ramp from a highway may be traveled safely

Height of underpass from road surface is shown

Slow down, the road surface ahead is in poor condition

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Obstruction ahead

One way traffic

Two-way traffic

Cross road ahead

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School zone ahead

Oncoming traffic must stop

Railway crossing ahead

Yield. You must slow down and give vehicles crossing your path the right-of-way

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Traffic circle ahead

Local traffic only

This sign means you are within a few hundred feet of a railroad crossing

Do not enter

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You are not allowed to enter. Turn around!

You are allowed to pass, but do so with caution

If the way is clear, you may move forward slowly without stopping

All approaching traffic to this intersection must stop before proceeding in the order you arrived

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Do not cross yellow lines: You are entering a no passing zone

Do not enter ahead

One-way road only

Slow vehicles should pull off

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The hard-surfaced paved surface ends ahead

Used to mark the ends of the side rails

The lane ends ahead

Bridge Ahead

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The road or street ahead is for one-way traffic traveling in the opposite direction.

Parking is not permitted; turn around and park somewhere else

Do not stop

Dead end

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Winding road

Another road enters the road you are traveling on from the direction shown

Narrow passage

Dead end

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"T" Intersection

Crossroad

Sharp turn or bend in the road

Danger ahead: veer to the right

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No parking

Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution

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

No entry into intersection

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Road curves to the right

The road curves one way (right) and then the other way (left)

Right turn ahead

Road curves to the left

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Narrow bridge ahead

Paved surface ends ahead

A reduction in the number of traffic lanes in the direction you are traveling

The pavement narrows ahead

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Warn drivers of a one-way roadway ahead

left turn only

Do not turn right

Guide drivers into certain traffic lanes

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Dead end ahead

The road ahead curves sharply. Slow down

Do not enter

Exit to the left

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Road ahead makes a gradual curve in the direction of the arrow

Left turn only

Winding road ahead

Left turn allowed

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Yield the lane to oncoming traffic

Two-way traffic ahead

The lane is only for right turns

The center lane is only used for vehicles turning left

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Height of underpass from road surface is shown

Indicates the speed at which the exit ramp from a highway may be traveled safely

School Zone: The speed shown is in effect

Destination sign

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Interstate route marker signs tell you what road you are on

School Zone: The speed shown is in effect

This sign tells you the maximum speed

Indicates the speed at which the exit ramp from a highway may be traveled safely

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Road curves to the right

Winding road ahead

Road curves to the left

The road ahead makes a sharp turn to the right and then a sharp turn to the left

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Used to mark the ends of the side rails of narrow bridges and other obstructions

There is a low place in the road

The hard-surfaced pavement changes ahead

There is a sudden high place in the road ahead

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The maximum speed (in mph) you are permitted to travel

Speed limit for rural school zones

Maximum speed of 50 MPH from traffic signal ahead

Pavement ends 50 feet ahead

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The road ahead curves sharply

Indicates traffic is permitted to pass on either side of a traffic island

The road ahead makes a sharp turn to the right

You are approaching a point where other traffic lanes come together

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