Guam Road Signs Practice study materials
Guam Road Signs Practice study resources

Guam Road Signs Practice case studies

Guam Road Signs Practice · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Guam Road Signs Practice exam is an independent study tool for anyone preparing to recognize the traffic signs used on Guam's roads - new drivers working toward a Guam driver's license, people transferring an out-of-territory license, and experienced drivers who want a refresher before a written test. The practice set is organized around the sign knowledge a written licensing exam typically checks: regulatory signs that impose requirements, warning signs that flag hazards ahead, guide and informational signs, construction and work zone signs, school zone and pedestrian signs, pavement markings and the meaning of sign colors and shapes, and railroad plus special-situation signs. The Guam Road Signs Practice case studies are 5 cases and about 2,862 words.

1

Green Arrow Under a NO TURN ON RED Sign - Tamuning

You are northbound on Marine Corps Drive (Route 1) in the far-right lane, signal on for the turn onto Chalan San Antonio. Traffic is bumper-to-bumper and the through lanes are holding a red ball.

482 words, about 2 min
2

Advisory Speed, Rain, and a Flooded Dip on Route 17

you are southbound on Route 17, Cross Island Road, descending the long grade toward Pago Bay in steady rain. The posted limit is 35 mph.

521 words, about 3 min
3

Night Paving on Route 16: Flagger, Pilot Car, and an Ambulance

you are northbound on Route 16 in Barrigada, where a night paving crew is working. You pass orange signs in sequence: ROAD WORK AHEAD with a 1000 FT plaque, then a left-lane-closed symbol, then ONE LANE ROAD AHEAD.

613 words, about 3 min
4

School Zone at 7:35 a.m.: Guard, Beacon, and a Stopped Bus

you are southbound on Route 1 approaching an elementary school in Dededo. Your signal is green, but the yellow beacon on the SCHOOL pentagon sign is flashing and the plaque below it reads 15 MPH WHEN FLASHING.

604 words, about 3 min
5

Left-Turn-Only Lane, Two-Way Left-Turn Lane, and Red Curb in Hagåtña

Midday in Hagåtña you are in the left lane of a one-way three-lane street approaching a signalized intersection. Painted in your lane is a white left-turn arrow, and a vertical sign on the mast reads LEFT TURN ONLY.

642 words, about 3 min