1. Lines And Signs

2. Shapes There are eight different shapes of signs. Octagon-Stop
Triangle- Yield
Vertical Rectangle- Regulatory
Pentagon- School
Round- Railroad Crossing
Pennant- No Passing
Diamond- Warning
Horizontal- Guide

3. Colors Red- STOP Yellow- Warning White- Regulatory
Orange- Construction
Black- Regulatory
Green- Guide
Blue- Motorist Service
Brown- Public Recreation

4. Stop Signs
Used on a road that crosses a main highway or a through street.
Always come to a FULL STOP.

5. Yield Means to allow others to use the intersection before you do.
Right of way- if another driver on the through street must slow or stop after you leave a stop sign or a yield, than you have not yielded the right of way.

6. Regulatory Signs Tells you about laws that you must obey. EXAMPLES
STOP Signs
Yield Signs
One Way Signs
Speed Limits Signs

7. Warning Signs Yellow, diamond-shaped that warns us of dangers ahead
BE PREPARED to slow or stop when you see a warnings sign

8. Other Warning signs School Signs No-Passing Signs Constructions Signs
Railroad Signs

9. Guide Signs
These signs mark routes, intersections, service areas, and other point of information
Route Signs

10. Traffic Signals All Traffic signals have specific colors. Red- Stop
Green- Proceed only if the intersection is clear
Yellow- Make Every effort to stop safely

11. Flashing Signals Arrows Alerts drivers to dangerous conditions
Traffic must flow in the direction that a green arrow is pointing.

12. Other Signals
Lane Signals
Pedestrian Signals
Officer’s Signals

13. Roadway Markers White Line Markings
Broken Lines- Traffic Moving in the same direction you may cross these broken white line when changing lanes.
Solid Line- May not change lanes, shows where changing lanes may be dangerous.

14. Other white Lines Pedestrian crosswalks Stop lines
Painted arrows to show which direction the lane goes.

15. Yellow Markings Yellow lines- Separates two way traffic.
Broken line- May pass only if no traffic is coming
Solid Line- Passing is not allowed.

16. Other Markings Rumble Strips Railroad Markings X and R School
Handicap Parking

17. Questions
1. T/F It is ok to pass with a solid yellow line marked in the road.
2. T/F If you have a yield sign you must come to a full stop before proceeding.
3. T/F A yellow, diamond sign is usually warning you of a hazard in that area.
4. a yellow, round sign would indicate
a. Railroad Crossing
b. Stop
c. Speed limit
d. Yield
5. A yellow, pennant sign would indicate.
a. Stop
b. Warning
c. Construction Zone
d. No -Passing

18. Answers
1. False
2. False
3. True
4. A
5. D