NC DMV Sign Test - Charlotte Driving Academy

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Blank Road Signs

DMV Sign Recognition: The following is an example of which type of sign?

A. No Passing Zone Sign

B. Stop Sign

C. Railroad Crossing Sign

D. Regulatory Sign

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What information do guide or informational signs provide?

A. Only legal penalties for traffic violations.

B. Only warnings about curves.

C. Directions, routes, distances, and services.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What does a smaller sign below a railroad crossbuck indicate?

A. The number of tracks at the crossing.

B. The speed limit for trains.

C. The distance to the next town.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

A hybrid beacon begins alternating flashing red after pedestrians start crossing. What must drivers do?

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.

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Blank Road Signs

DMV Sign Recognition: The following is an example of which type of sign?

A. Stop Sign

B. Yield Sign

C. Stop Sign

D. Railroad Crossing Sign

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What does a NO U-TURN sign mean?

A. U-turns are required at that location.

B. Only motorcycles may make a U-turn.

C. U-turns are prohibited at that location.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What do blue reflective pavement markers indicate in some areas?

A. A required bicycle lane.

B. A no-passing zone.

C. The location of nearby fire hydrants or water supplies for firefighters.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

A driver sees a yellow pennant sign pointing toward the road on the left. What does it warn about?

A. It marks a railroad crossing.

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

C. It marks a school crossing.

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Blank Road Signs

DMV Sign Recognition: The following is an example of which type of sign?

A. Stop Sign

B. Yield Sign

C. Regulatory Sign

D. Rail Road Crossing Sign

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

A driver sees a yellow center line. What traffic directions does it separate?

A. Traffic moving in opposite directions.

B. Traffic moving in the same direction.

C. Traffic entering a parking lot.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

Which type of sign has the same meaning as a flashing yellow signal?

A. A warning sign.

B. A stop sign.

C. A no-passing sign.

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Blank Road Signs

DMV Sign Recognition: The following is an example of which type of sign?

A. Stop Sign

B. Yield Sign

C. Warning Sign

D. Railroad Crossing Sign

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What does a single solid yellow line mark on a divided highway?

A. The left edge of the roadway.

B. The right edge of the roadway.

C. A lane where passing is permitted.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What shape is used for a U.S. highway route marker?

A. A diamond.

B. A pentagon.

C. A shield.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What do continuous double solid yellow center lines mean?

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.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

Which pavement marking permits passing with care in both directions?

A. A yellow skipped or broken center line.

B. A solid yellow center line.

C. A solid white center line.

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Blank Road Signs

DMV Sign Recognition: The following is an example of which type of sign?

A. Stop Sign

B. Yield Sign

C. Railroad Crossing Sign

D. Warning Sign

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What should a driver do after seeing an advance RR railroad warning sign?

A. Slow down and be prepared to stop.

B. Speed up to cross before a train arrives.

C. Stop immediately in the travel lane.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

What does a flashing yellow arrow allow a driver to do?

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.

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Before making a lawful right turn on red, what must a driver do?

A. Come to a complete stop.

B. Slow down and proceed if clear.

C. Yield without stopping.

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A driver reaches a freeway ramp meter with no illuminated display. What should the driver do?

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.

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How should a driver respond to black-on-orange work-zone warning signs?

A. Stay alert and drive with extra care.

B. Ignore them if no workers are visible.

C. Speed up to clear the area.

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What does a yellow arrow traffic signal indicate?

A. A protected movement has just begun.

B. All traffic may proceed without caution.

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

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You face a steady circular red signal. What must you do?

A. Yield without stopping.

B. Come to a complete stop.

C. Slow down and proceed if clear.

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NC Driver Handbook - Chapter 5: Signals, Signs & Pavement Markings

Where is the yellow no-passing pennant sign located?

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.

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