Arizona Road Signs Practice case studies
Arizona Road Signs Practice · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Arizona Road Signs Practice exam is an independent, unofficial study tool for people preparing to recognize and respond to traffic signs under Arizona driving rules. It is aimed at permit applicants, new residents exchanging an out-of-state license, and any driver who wants a refresher on sign shapes, colors, and meanings before visiting an MVD office. The Arizona Road Signs Practice case studies are 5 cases and about 2,046 words.
1The Yellow Diamond That Isn't a Warning You Expect
You are driving south on a two-lane rural Arizona highway at 55 mph at dusk. Ahead on the right shoulder sits a yellow diamond sign mounted on a single post, but its face is turned about 30 degrees away from you because a previous windstorm twisted the post.
409 words, about 2 min2Orange Zone, One Lane, and a Flagger Who Steps Out
You are northbound on a four-lane arterial in the Phoenix area at 45 mph. A work zone begins 500 feet ahead: orange diamond signs, an orange rectangular sign reading 'ROAD WORK AHEAD,' and a lane-closure arrow board directing traffic to the left lane.
385 words, about 2 min3Crosswalk, Countdown, and a Right Turn on Red
You are eastbound on a city street approaching an intersection with a marked crosswalk and a pedestrian signal showing an orange hand with a countdown at 9 seconds. You intend to turn right.
431 words, about 2 min4Railroad Crossing With a Flashing Signal and a Stalled Truck
You are westbound on a two-lane road at 50 mph approaching a passive-then-active railroad crossing. You see the round yellow advance warning sign with an 'RXR' symbol and a downward-pointing arrow plaque, then a crossbuck, then red lights begin flashing on the signal mast.
422 words, about 2 min5Yellow Center Lines, a Passing Zone, and a Slow-Moving Vehicle
You are northbound on a two-lane road at 55 mph behind a farm tractor moving at 15 mph. The center line is a solid double yellow, but about 300 feet ahead it changes to a broken yellow line on your side.
399 words, about 2 min