1. Appendix
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2. Traffic Signs, Signals, & Roadway Markings
Set up to control the flow of traffic, making streets and highways safer for motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians
Traffic Signals
When hung vertically, the order is red, yellow/amber, green.
If there is a green arrow, it is always on the bottom.
If hung horizontally, the red light is always on the left.

3. Yellow Light
A motorist should stop before entering the intersection or crosswalk, unless the vehicle is so close to the intersection that it cannot stop safely.
Flashing Yellow Light: Slow down and proceed with care

4. Traffic Signs Warning Guidance Regulatory
warn motorists of hazards ahead that are difficult to see
Guidance
guide motorists to a destination by clearly identifying the route
Regulatory
regulate traffic speed and movement

5. Warning Signs
Warning signs are usually yellow and diamond shaped with a black symbol or message.

6. Roadwork Signs Orange & Diamond
Warning Sign (exception to usual color)

7. Guidance Signs
Guidance signs are usually green and rectangular

8. Regulatory Signs
Regulatory signs are usually rectangular, long vertical dimension, and have black wording and borders on a white background

9. Regulatory Sign Exceptions
Stop Sign
Red octagon
Yield
Red/white upside down triangle
Do Not Enter
White square, red circle

10. 8 Basic Shapes of Signs Round Octagon Pennant Triangle Diamond
Vertical Rectangle
Horizontal Rectangle
Pentagon
Railroad
Stop
No Passing
Yield
Warning
Regulatory
Guidance
School

11. Other Signs Motor Services Public Rec/Cultural Interest Blue
Information on vehicle and road services
Public Rec/Cultural Interest
Brown
Points of interest/Historic sights/Cultural Interest

12. Rumble Strips
Small indentations or narrow, raised strips on the highway or shoulder
There to alert motorists
Steering wheel vibrates and makes noise