NC Driver Practice Sign Test

The DO NOT STOP ON TRACKS sign reminds drivers not to stop on railroad tracks for any reason. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs.

Passing on the right is generally prohibited, but it is allowed in listed situations such as on highways with at least two lanes traveling in each direction. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Basic Driving Skills and Rules: Passing on the Right.

Yellow lines separate travel lanes moving in opposite directions, while white lines separate travel lanes moving in the same direction. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Pavement Markings.

On a four-lane roadway without a median separation, traffic in both directions must stop for the school bus. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: School Buses.

For a right turn, stay close to the right edge of the road so another vehicle cannot move between your vehicle and the curb. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Basic Driving Skills and Rules: Turning.

Unless an authorized person is directing traffic or another control device is operating, treat a malfunctioning traffic signal as a stop sign on all approaches. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signals.

Drive to the right-hand curb or edge of the road and remain stopped until the emergency vehicle has passed or an officer directs you to move. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: Emergency Vehicles.

When being passed, help the other driver pass by moving to the right edge and never increasing speed. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Basic Driving Skills and Rules: Being Passed.

A flashing red signal has the same meaning as a stop sign. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Flashing Signals.

Guide or informational signs give directions, routes, distances, and indicate services. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Guide/Informational Signs.

If an oncoming vehicle crosses into your path, reduce speed, sound the horn, and keep right. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Emergencies: Unusual Emergencies.

Satisfactory completion of a driver-improvement clinic deducts three points from the driving record. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 3 — Driver License Points.

At night, a bicycle must have a front light visible for at least 300 feet. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 6 — Sharing the Road: Bicycles.

Wind currents created by large trucks can affect a nearby vehicle’s steering, so give the truck plenty of room. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 6 — Sharing the Road: Trucks and Other Vehicles.

Pedestrians should walk on the left side of the road facing traffic. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 6 — Sharing the Road: Pedestrians.

On a two-lane roadway, all traffic from both directions must stop for a school bus that displays its stop signal or flashing red lights. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: School Buses.

A stop sign is an eight-sided octagon, a shape used only for stop signs. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs.

A circular yellow signal means caution and indicates the signal is about to turn red. Stop unless too close to stop safely. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signals.

At seven points, a driver may be assigned to a driver-improvement clinic. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 3 — Driver License Points.

It is unlawful to use a cell phone for email or text messages while operating a vehicle on a public street, highway, or public vehicular area. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Driver Safety: Cell Phones.

Motorcycles are entitled to the full use of a lane and need space to maneuver safely. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 6 — Sharing the Road: Motorcycles and Mopeds.

DWI laws prohibit transporting an open container of any alcoholic beverage in the passenger area of a car. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 2 — DWI Laws.

Every vehicle in a funeral procession must have headlights on and hazard warning signals on if so equipped. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — General Driving: Funeral Processions.

A slower-moving driver should use the extreme right lane unless passing, turning left, or avoiding an obstruction. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 4 — Basic Driving Skills and Rules: Driving on Your Side of the Road.

A five-sided or pentagon-shaped sign warns of a school zone or school crossing, where drivers should be especially watchful for children. Reference: NC Driver Handbook, Chapter 5 — Traffic Signs: School Zones.