Control the movement of traffic Give commands or set limits No U-Turn.

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Control the movement of traffic Give commands or set limits No U-Turn

Alerts you to changes in condition or use of the road ahead

Give information about roadways, routes, services, and points of interest

Lines on the Roadway Double Yellow Lines NO Passing Solid and Broken Yellow Passing is allowed on the Broken side ONLY NO Passing Passing is allowed NO Passing on either side Broken White Lines Passing is allowed on either side Divide lanes on a highway Passing is allowed Passing is allowed NO Passing

Lines on the Roadway White STOP Line Shows you where to STOP at an intersection White SHOULDER Line Called the “shoulder” or “emergency lane” DO NOT cross over unless it is an emergency White Solid Line NO passing on either side when dividing lanes of traffic NO Passing

Keeps traffic moving in an orderly manner RED = STOP YELLOW = SLOW down and stop if you can safely do so GREEN = GO when safe Flashing Red STOP check for traffic, then proceed with caution * Just like a STOP sign Flashing Yellow SLOW down and be prepared to STOP, proceed with caution * Just like a YIELD sign…