NC DMV Sign Test

A. Oncoming traffic and pedestrians.

B. Only vehicles behind the driver.

C. No one; the turn is protected.

A. Stop Sign

B. Yield Sign

C. Railroad Crossing Sign

D. Warning Sign

A. Only when you are too close to stop safely.

B. Whenever you can accelerate before red appears.

C. Only after coming to a complete stop.

A. Proceed if no pedestrians are visible.

B. Stop; turning traffic must not proceed.

C. Turn after slowing down.

A. Stop and wait for green.

B. Merge onto the freeway immediately.

C. Proceed without slowing.

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. Guide or informational signs.

B. Regulatory signs only.

C. Warning signs only.

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. Stop Sign

B. Yield Sign

C. Stop Sign

D. Railroad Crossing Sign

A. Always stop even if stopping would be unsafe.

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

C. Always accelerate through the intersection.

A. The traffic officer’s directions.

B. The traffic signal only.

C. The driver’s preferred route.

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.

A. Use the right lane unless passing.

B. Drive in the left lane at all times.

C. Stop and wait for traffic to clear.

A. You are in a school zone.

B. You may pass with care.

C. You are traveling in the wrong direction.

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. 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. A railroad crossing only.

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

C. A hospital service area.

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. 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. 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. To permit passing in either direction.

B. To mark the right edge of the roadway or guide same-direction traffic.

C. To mark the left edge of a divided highway.

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. It marks a school crossing.

B. It marks a railroad crossing.

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

A. Only around city blocks.

B. North and south.

C. East and west.

A. In the middle of the intersection.

B. At the stop line; if none exists, before entering the intersection where you can see the intersecting street.

C. Past the crosswalk in the intersection.