NC DMV Sign Test

A. When necessary to avoid interfering with traffic on the intersecting street.

B. Only after entering the intersection.

C. Never; yield signs never require stopping.

A. Only after turning on emergency flashers.

B. Only when the vehicle displays a qualifying handicap license plate or dashboard placard.

C. Whenever the space is closest to the entrance.

A. Slow down without stopping.

B. Proceed at the posted speed.

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

A. All traffic must stop.

B. The driver must yield to every vehicle before moving.

C. The indicated movement is protected and may be made cautiously.

A. Treat the dark meter as a red light.

B. Proceed without stopping and merge or yield as normal conditions allow.

C. Stop indefinitely at the ramp meter.

A. Slow down and be prepared to stop.

B. Speed up to cross before a train arrives.

C. Stop immediately in the travel lane.

A. Drive around a lowered gate if no train is visible.

B. Stop whenever a flagger, signal, or gate indicates an approaching train, and remain stopped until it is safe to proceed.

C. Proceed if the train appears far away.

A. A divided highway ahead.

B. A railroad crossing ahead; slow down and be prepared to stop.

C. A school crossing ahead.

A. It marks a railroad crossing.

B. It marks the beginning of a no-passing zone.

C. It marks a school crossing.

A. Only around city blocks.

B. North and south.

C. East and west.

A. A diamond.

B. A pentagon.

C. A shield.

A. The left edge of the roadway.

B. The right edge of the roadway.

C. A lane where passing is permitted.

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

B. You may pass if the road is dry.

C. You may pass after sounding the horn.

A. A stop sign; a smaller sign shows the speed limit.

B. A school-zone sign; a smaller sign shows school hours.

C. A railroad crossing; a smaller sign below may show multiple tracks.

A. Stop before entering the intersection.

B. Proceed cautiously straight through or turn, while yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians when turning.

C. Proceed without checking for pedestrians.

A. Proceed without slowing.

B. Stop and wait for green.

C. Merge onto the freeway immediately.

A. A school-zone sign; a smaller sign shows school hours.

B. A railroad crossing; a smaller sign below may show multiple tracks.

C. A stop sign; a smaller sign shows the speed limit.

A. It marks a school crossing.

B. It marks a railroad crossing.

C. It marks the beginning of a no-passing zone.

A. Oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

B. No one; a green signal gives an unconditional right of way.

C. Only vehicles behind you.

A. Accelerate to clear the intersection.

B. Remain stopped until pedestrians or emergency vehicles have cleared; then stop first before moving.

C. Proceed immediately without stopping.

A. Any vehicle for a short stop.

B. Any vehicle with hazard flashers on.

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

A. A hospital service area.

B. A railroad crossing only.

C. Construction or maintenance work zones; drive with extra care.

A. Proceed without checking for pedestrians.

B. Stop before entering the intersection.

C. Proceed cautiously straight through or turn, while yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians when turning.

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. Stay alert and drive with extra care.

B. Ignore them if no workers are visible.

C. Speed up to clear the area.