NC DMV Sign Test

A. A no-passing zone; pass with care.

B. A school zone or school crossing; watch carefully for children.

C. A railroad crossing; stop at the tracks.

A. You may pass if the road is dry.

B. You may pass after sounding the horn.

C. You cannot cross them to pass in either direction.

A. Until the gate lifts or a signal or flagger indicates it is safe to proceed.

B. Until the driver no longer hears the train horn.

C. For exactly 10 seconds.

A. Guide or informational signs.

B. Regulatory signs only.

C. Warning signs only.

A. Yield without stopping.

B. Come to a complete stop.

C. Slow down and proceed if clear.

A. Always accelerate through the intersection.

B. Always stop even if stopping would be unsafe.

C. Stop unless you are too close to the intersection to stop safely; never speed up to beat the red.

A. Vehicles displaying a qualifying handicap license plate or dashboard placard.

B. Any vehicle for a short stop.

C. Any vehicle with hazard flashers on.

A. The protected green arrow is about to change to a circular green, circular red, or red arrow signal.

B. A protected movement has just begun.

C. All traffic may proceed without caution.

A. Merging into through traffic.

B. Left turns from either direction.

C. Passing another vehicle.

A. Only legal penalties for traffic violations.

B. Only warnings about curves.

C. Directions, routes, distances, and services.

A. The left edge of the roadway.

B. The right edge of the roadway.

C. A lane where passing is permitted.

A. A diamond.

B. A pentagon.

C. A shield.

A. The minimum speed at all times.

B. The maximum lawful speed under normal conditions.

C. The recommended speed for every curve.

A. Ignore both and proceed cautiously.

B. Obey the traffic officer’s hand signal.

C. Follow the traffic light instead.

A. Odd-numbered highways generally run east and west.

B. Even-numbered highways always run north and south.

C. Odd-numbered highways generally run north and south.

A. Proceed at the posted speed.

B. Stop, then proceed only when you can enter without interfering with approaching traffic.

C. Slow down without stopping.

A. On the left side of the road at the beginning of a no-passing zone.

B. On the right side of the road at the end of a no-passing zone.

C. Above an interstate exit.

A. Travel lanes moving in the same direction.

B. A travel lane from a sidewalk.

C. Travel lanes moving in opposite directions.

A. Always stop even when no traffic is present.

B. Slow down and yield the right of way; stop if necessary to avoid interfering with traffic.

C. Always continue without slowing.

A. Come to a complete stop.

B. Slow down and proceed if clear.

C. Yield without stopping.

A. Make the turn without yielding.

B. Stop and wait for a green arrow in every case.

C. Make the indicated turn only after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

A. Proceed without stopping because the lights are off.

B. Treat it as a stop-sign-controlled intersection on all approaches.

C. Treat it as a green light for the major road.

A. All traffic may proceed without caution.

B. The protected green arrow is about to change to a circular green, circular red, or red arrow signal.

C. A protected movement has just begun.

A. The normal traffic signal instead.

B. The last sign passed before the intersection.

C. The traffic officer’s hand signals.

A. A triangle.

B. A diamond.

C. An octagon.