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Question 1Signs, Signals and Markings

You are driving on a Nevada highway and see a red and white triangular sign with the point facing down. What must you do?

  1. Come to a complete stop before entering the intersection
  2. Proceed without slowing because you have the right-of-way
  3. Yield the right-of-way to traffic on the intersecting road Correct answer.
  4. Slow only if another vehicle is already in the intersection

Explanation

A downward-pointing triangle with a red border is the standard YIELD sign. You must slow down and give the right-of-way to vehicles and pedestrians already in or approaching the intersection, stopping only if necessary to let them pass.

Question 2Signs, Signals and Markings

What does an eight-sided red sign with white letters require of a driver?

  1. Stop completely before the stop line or crosswalk Correct answer.
  2. Reduce speed and check for cross traffic
  3. Stop only when a pedestrian is present
  4. Yield only to vehicles approaching from the right

Explanation

The octagonal red sign is the STOP sign, and its shape is unique so it can be recognized from any direction. A full stop is required at the marked stop line, at the crosswalk, or at the edge of the intersection before proceeding.

Question 3Signs, Signals and Markings

A yellow diamond-shaped sign on a rural Nevada road most likely communicates which type of information?

  1. A warning about a road condition or hazard ahead Correct answer.
  2. The route number of the highway you are on
  3. Regulatory requirements that carry a fine if ignored
  4. Services available at the next exit

Explanation

Yellow diamond signs are warning signs, alerting drivers to conditions such as curves, hills, intersections, or surface changes ahead. Their color and shape let you recognize a hazard warning before you can read the symbol.

Question 4Signs, Signals and Markings

You approach a steady circular red traffic signal at an intersection and intend to turn right. Under Nevada rules, when may you make the turn?

  1. Only after the signal turns green, since no turn on red is allowed
  2. Immediately, because right turns are always permitted on red
  3. After stopping, yielding to pedestrians and traffic, unless a sign prohibits the turn Correct answer.
  4. After slowing to about 10 mph without a full stop

Explanation

A steady red light permits a right turn only after a complete stop and only when you yield to pedestrians and cross traffic. The turn is prohibited where a sign specifically forbids it, so you must check for such a sign.

Question 5Signs, Signals and Markings

A flashing red traffic signal at an intersection should be treated in which way?

  1. As a yield sign requiring only a check for traffic
  2. As a signal that the light is about to turn green
  3. As a warning to slow down but keep moving
  4. As a stop sign, requiring a full stop before proceeding Correct answer.

Explanation

A flashing red signal carries the same requirement as a stop sign: stop completely, yield to traffic and pedestrians, then proceed when it is safe. It is often used where a signal is malfunctioning or during low-traffic hours.

Question 6Signs, Signals and Markings

A steady yellow traffic light appears as you approach an intersection. What is the correct response?

  1. Accelerate to clear the intersection before the light turns red
  2. Treat the light as a yield and continue at the same speed
  3. Stop immediately in all cases, even if you are already in the intersection
  4. Stop if you can do so safely; otherwise proceed through with caution Correct answer.

Explanation

A steady yellow light warns that the signal is changing to red and means the right-of-way is ending. You should stop if you can do so safely, but if you are too close to stop safely, continue through the intersection with care.

Question 7Signs, Signals and Markings

What does a green arrow signal pointing left allow you to do?

  1. Turn left after coming to a complete stop first
  2. Turn left only if no pedestrians are in the crosswalk
  3. Turn left only after yielding to oncoming traffic
  4. Turn left because oncoming traffic is stopped by a red light Correct answer.

Explanation

A green arrow is a protected movement, meaning oncoming traffic is held by a red signal while the arrow is displayed. You may turn in the direction of the arrow without yielding to opposing traffic, though you must still watch for pedestrians and hazards.

Question 8Signs, Signals and Markings

A white rectangular sign with black lettering reading "SPEED LIMIT 65" is best classified as which type of sign?

  1. A warning sign
  2. A regulatory sign Correct answer.
  3. A construction sign
  4. A guide sign

Explanation

Regulatory signs set requirements and prohibitions that drivers must obey, and speed limit signs are a classic example. They are generally white rectangles with black legends, or red-and-white for prohibitions such as STOP and YIELD.

Question 9Signs, Signals and Markings

You see an orange diamond-shaped sign reading "ROAD WORK AHEAD" in a Nevada work zone. What does the orange color indicate?

  1. A permanent hazard such as a sharp curve
  2. A recreational or scenic area nearby
  3. A mandatory speed reduction that applies only at night
  4. A temporary condition related to construction or maintenance Correct answer.

Explanation

Orange is reserved for construction and maintenance zones, signaling temporary conditions that may change daily. Drivers should slow down, increase following distance, and watch for workers and equipment in these areas.

Question 10Signs, Signals and Markings

A fluorescent yellow-green diamond sign showing a pedestrian symbol warns you of what?

  1. A crosswalk where pedestrians always have a green light
  2. A pedestrian crossing or high pedestrian activity ahead Correct answer.
  3. A school bus stop with a mandatory stop
  4. A trail crossing used only by bicyclists

Explanation

Fluorescent yellow-green is used for pedestrian, bicycle, and school warnings to increase visibility. The sign alerts you to expect people crossing or walking near the roadway, so you should reduce speed and be ready to stop.

Question 11Signs, Signals and Markings

A circular yellow sign with a black "X" and the letters "RR" marks what?

  1. A railroad crossing where you must always stop
  2. An abandoned rail line with no trains
  3. A railroad crossing ahead where you should look and listen Correct answer.
  4. A crossing for light rail trains only

Explanation

The round yellow railroad advance warning sign tells you a crossing is ahead, so you should slow down, look both ways, and listen before crossing. A stop is required only when a train is approaching, a signal indicates one, or a STOP sign or crossing gate requires it.

Question 12Signs, Signals and Markings

You approach a railroad crossing where the crossing gate is down and red lights are flashing, but no train is visible. What should you do?

  1. Wait until the gate rises and the lights stop flashing before crossing Correct answer.
  2. Drive around the gate if you can see clearly in both directions
  3. Stop, then proceed once the gate begins to rise
  4. Honk and cross slowly while watching for a train

Explanation

Flashing red lights and a lowered gate mean a train is approaching or present, and a train can be closer and faster than it appears. You must remain behind the gate until it fully rises and the lights stop, because going around a gate is both illegal and deadly.

Question 13Signs, Signals and Markings

On a Nevada roadway, a solid yellow line on your side of the centerline means what?

  1. The lane is reserved for high-occupancy vehicles
  2. Passing is prohibited, and the line marks the left edge of your travel direction Correct answer.
  3. You may cross the line only to make a left turn into a driveway
  4. Passing is permitted when the road ahead is clear

Explanation

A solid yellow line separates traffic moving in opposite directions and marks the left edge of your lane. You may not cross it to pass, though a left turn may be permitted where it is safe and legal.

Question 14Signs, Signals and Markings

A broken yellow line appears on your side of the centerline. What does this allow?

  1. Passing only if you exceed the speed limit briefly
  2. Passing only during daylight hours
  3. Driving in the opposing lane for any distance
  4. Passing when it is safe and the way ahead is clear Correct answer.

Explanation

A broken yellow line on your side indicates that passing is permitted when safe. You must still ensure there is no oncoming traffic, adequate sight distance, and no other restriction such as a no-passing zone sign.

Question 15Signs, Signals and Markings

You are driving on a multi-lane road and see a double solid yellow line separating your direction from oncoming traffic. What is the rule?

  1. The lines may be crossed freely to enter a business
  2. Crossing the lines to pass is prohibited for traffic in both directions Correct answer.
  3. Only the lane closest to the line may pass
  4. Passing is allowed if you signal first

Explanation

Double solid yellow lines mean neither direction of traffic may cross them to pass. They are used where sight distance or traffic conditions make passing unsafe, and they may be crossed only for a permitted turn where local rules allow.

Question 16Signs, Signals and Markings

What do solid white lines painted on the roadway generally indicate?

  1. The boundary between traffic moving in opposite directions
  2. The edge of the roadway or a separation between lanes moving in the same direction Correct answer.
  3. A pedestrian-only zone
  4. A lane where passing is always permitted

Explanation

White lines separate traffic moving in the same direction or mark the right edge of the roadway. A solid white line discourages lane changes, while a broken white line separates lanes where changing is permitted.

Question 17Signs, Signals and Markings

You see a white painted arrow in your lane pointing straight ahead, but you want to turn right at the next intersection. What should you do?

  1. Turn right after signaling and checking your mirror
  2. Turn right from the lane anyway if no traffic is present
  3. Stop and wait for the arrow to change
  4. Change lanes to a lane marked for right turns when it is safe Correct answer.

Explanation

Pavement arrows designate the permitted movement for each lane, so a straight-ahead arrow means that lane does not allow a right turn. You should move into the correct turn lane when it is safe rather than turning from the wrong lane.

Question 18Signs, Signals and Markings

A white diamond symbol painted in a traffic lane indicates what?

  1. A lane reserved for high-occupancy vehicles or other special users Correct answer.
  2. A lane that ends ahead
  3. A lane where trucks must travel
  4. A lane reserved for emergency vehicles

Explanation

The diamond symbol marks a preferential lane, most commonly a high-occupancy vehicle lane reserved for carpools, buses, or motorcycles. Signs posted along the lane state the exact eligibility and hours of operation.

Question 19Signs, Signals and Markings

You are driving at night and see a series of raised reflective markers along the roadway. What is their primary purpose?

  1. To outline the lanes and edges of the road for visibility Correct answer.
  2. To mark parking spaces along the shoulder
  3. To indicate the location of fire hydrants
  4. To show where passing is permitted

Explanation

Raised pavement markers reflect headlights and help drivers see lane boundaries and road edges in darkness or bad weather. Their color and spacing follow the same yellow-for-opposing and white-for-same-direction conventions as painted lines.

Question 20Signs, Signals and Markings

You approach an intersection with no signs or signals and two vehicles arrive at about the same time. Under Nevada rules, who has the right-of-way?

  1. The vehicle on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right Correct answer.
  2. The vehicle traveling faster has the right-of-way
  3. The vehicle on the right must yield to the vehicle on the left
  4. The vehicle that honks first has the right-of-way

Explanation

At an uncontrolled intersection, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right. If you are the driver on the left, slow down and be prepared to stop so the other vehicle can proceed.

Question 21Signs, Signals and Markings

A blue rectangular sign showing a fuel pump and a food symbol is best described as what?

  1. A service sign showing available amenities Correct answer.
  2. A regulatory sign requiring a stop
  3. A warning sign for a slippery road
  4. A route marker for a state highway

Explanation

Blue signs provide traveler services such as fuel, food, lodging, and hospitals. They help drivers plan stops and are informational rather than mandatory.

Question 22Signs, Signals and Markings

You see a sign with a red circle and a diagonal red slash over a black left-turn arrow. What does this mean?

  1. Left turns are permitted only for buses
  2. Left turns are permitted only during green lights
  3. Left turns are prohibited at this location Correct answer.
  4. Left turns are allowed after a complete stop

Explanation

A red circle with a diagonal slash is the universal symbol for prohibition, so the movement shown beneath it is not allowed. The sign means you must not make that turn at this location.

Question 23Signs, Signals and Markings

A yellow diamond sign showing a truck on a downhill grade warns you of what?

  1. A steep downgrade where you should reduce speed and use a lower gear Correct answer.
  2. A lane reserved for commercial trucks
  3. A truck weigh station ahead
  4. A truck stop with parking available

Explanation

The hill warning sign alerts drivers to a steep grade ahead, which can cause vehicles to gain speed quickly. You should slow down before the descent and use a lower gear to control speed without overheating the brakes.

Question 24Signs, Signals and Markings

You are driving in a lane marked with a broken white line on your left and a solid white line on your right. What do these markings tell you?

  1. You may change lanes to the left, but you should not cross the solid line on the right Correct answer.
  2. The lane is reserved for turning traffic only
  3. You must not cross either line under any circumstances
  4. You may cross both lines freely

Explanation

A broken white line permits a lane change when safe, while a solid white line discourages crossing because it marks a boundary such as the road edge or a lane where changing is restricted. The combination tells you which side is open for movement.

Question 25Signs, Signals and Markings

A sign reads "RIGHT LANE ENDS MERGE LEFT" and shows a yellow diamond symbol. As you approach in the right lane, what is the safest response?

  1. Maintain speed and force other drivers to make room
  2. Signal, check your mirrors and blind spot, and merge left when a gap is available Correct answer.
  3. Stop in the right lane and wait for a gap
  4. Accelerate past the merge point on the shoulder

Explanation

The warning tells you the right lane will terminate, so you should plan ahead and merge smoothly into the continuing lane. Signaling, checking mirrors and the blind spot, and choosing a safe gap reduce the risk of a sideswipe.

Question 26Signs, Signals and Markings

A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black symbol of a curve and an advisory speed plate reading "35 MPH" below it tells you what?

  1. The maximum legal speed on the curve is 35 mph under all conditions
  2. The curve is 35 feet ahead of the sign
  3. A speed of 35 mph is recommended as safe for the curve in good conditions Correct answer.
  4. You must slow to 35 mph only when the pavement is wet

Explanation

An advisory speed plate on a yellow warning sign gives a recommended safe speed for the hazard, not a legally enforced limit. Drivers should slow to about that speed when conditions are good and go slower in rain, snow, or darkness.

Question 27Signs, Signals and Markings

A red octagonal sign is used for which purpose on Nevada roads?

  1. To warn of a railroad crossing ahead
  2. To require a complete stop before proceeding Correct answer.
  3. To mark the end of a construction zone
  4. To indicate a school zone speed limit

Explanation

The octagon is reserved exclusively for STOP signs so drivers can recognize the requirement by shape alone, even when the word is obscured. A stop requires a full halt before the crosswalk, stop line, or entering the intersection.

Question 28Signs, Signals and Markings

You are traveling in the far-left lane of a divided highway and see a yellow diamond sign showing two arrows curving in opposite directions with a divided-highway symbol. What does this sign tell you?

  1. A median crossover or gap in the divider is coming up
  2. Traffic will merge from the right ahead
  3. The divided highway is ending and two-way traffic begins ahead Correct answer.
  4. The left lane will become an exit-only lane

Explanation

The divided-highway-ends warning sign shows a divided roadway splitting into two-way traffic, alerting you that oncoming vehicles will soon share the road without a median. Drivers should adjust position and watch for opposing traffic.

Question 29Signs, Signals and Markings

A green rectangular guide sign on an interstate in Nevada typically provides which information?

  1. Exit destinations, distances, and route information Correct answer.
  2. Warnings about road hazards ahead
  3. Mandatory traffic laws you must obey
  4. Services such as fuel and lodging

Explanation

Green guide signs give directional and navigational information such as exit names, distances, and route numbers. They are informational, not regulatory, so they do not impose a legal requirement by themselves.

Question 30Signs, Signals and Markings

You see a white rectangular sign with black lettering reading "NO RIGHT TURN ON RED." How should you interpret this sign?

  1. A right turn on red is allowed only during daylight hours
  2. A right turn on red is permitted only after a full stop
  3. A right turn on red is prohibited at this intersection Correct answer.
  4. A right turn on red requires yielding to pedestrians but no stop

Explanation

This is a regulatory sign that removes the usual permission to turn right after stopping at a red light. You must wait for a green signal before making the turn.

Question 31Signs, Signals and Markings

A yellow diamond sign shows a black symbol of a traffic signal. What should you expect ahead?

  1. A railroad crossing with flashing lights
  2. A lane closure controlled by flaggers
  3. A signalized intersection where you may need to stop Correct answer.
  4. A pedestrian crossing with no signal

Explanation

The signal-ahead warning sign alerts drivers that a traffic light is coming so they can prepare to stop if the light is red or changing. It is common where a signal is not visible from a distance, such as after a curve or hill.

Question 32Signs, Signals and Markings

An orange diamond sign shows a black symbol of a person holding a flag. What does this sign indicate in a Nevada work zone?

  1. A pedestrian detour begins at the next intersection
  2. A flagger is controlling traffic ahead, so be prepared to stop Correct answer.
  3. A school crossing guard is stationed ahead
  4. A parking attendant is directing vehicles

Explanation

The flagger symbol warns that a worker with a sign paddle is directing traffic through or around the work zone. Drivers must slow down and obey the flagger's directions, which override normal signals.

Question 33Signs, Signals and Markings

A black-and-white rectangular sign on a Nevada highway reads "LANE USE CONTROL" with arrows for each lane. What is the purpose of this sign?

  1. To warn of a lane closure ahead
  2. To indicate which movements are permitted from each lane Correct answer.
  3. To show the speed limit for each lane
  4. To list the exits served by each lane

Explanation

Lane-use control signs use arrows to show what each lane allows, such as left turn only or straight ahead only. Drivers should be in the correct lane before reaching the intersection.

Question 34Signs, Signals and Markings

You are driving at night on a Nevada road and see a yellow line on the left edge of your lane. What does this marking indicate?

  1. A lane reserved for high-occupancy vehicles
  2. A pedestrian crossing zone
  3. The left edge of the roadway on a divided highway or one-way road Correct answer.
  4. The centerline separating opposing traffic on an undivided road

Explanation

Yellow markings separate traffic moving in opposite directions or mark the left edge of a divided roadway, while white markings separate traffic moving in the same direction. A yellow line on your left edge tells you not to cross into the area beyond it.

Question 35Signs, Signals and Markings

A solid white line separates your lane from the lane to your right on a multi-lane road. What does this marking indicate?

  1. You must not cross the line under any circumstances
  2. Lane changes are discouraged and should be made only when necessary Correct answer.
  3. You may change lanes freely at any time
  4. The lane to the right is reserved for oncoming traffic

Explanation

A solid white line between lanes moving in the same direction discourages lane changes, though it does not absolutely forbid them. Drivers should change lanes only when necessary and with proper signaling.

Question 36Signs, Signals and Markings

A white painted symbol of a bicycle appears in a traffic lane. What does this marking mean?

  1. The lane is reserved exclusively for bicycles
  2. The lane is shared with bicyclists, who may use the full lane Correct answer.
  3. Bicycles are prohibited from using this lane
  4. A bicycle race is in progress ahead

Explanation

A bicycle symbol in a travel lane, often called a sharrow, indicates that bicyclists are expected to use the lane and may ride in its center. Drivers should share the lane and pass only when it is safe.

Question 37Signs, Signals and Markings

You see a white painted crosswalk with two parallel lines and no diagonal stripes at an intersection. What is your obligation when a pedestrian is waiting to cross?

  1. You must yield to the pedestrian in the crosswalk Correct answer.
  2. You may proceed if you sound your horn first
  3. You may proceed if you are turning right
  4. You only need to yield if a signal is present

Explanation

Nevada law requires drivers to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians crossing in a marked or unmarked crosswalk. Drivers should slow and stop as needed, regardless of whether the pedestrian has a signal.

Question 38Signs, Signals and Markings

A double solid yellow line is painted between your lane and the adjacent lane, and both lanes carry traffic in the same direction. What does this marking indicate?

  1. Passing is permitted for both lanes
  2. The roadway becomes a one-way street ahead
  3. The left lane is reserved for turning only
  4. Lane changes between these lanes are prohibited Correct answer.

Explanation

Double solid yellow lines between same-direction lanes, such as on a two-way left-turn lane boundary or a barrier marking, prohibit crossing. Drivers must stay in their lane until the marking changes.

Question 39Signs, Signals and Markings

You approach an intersection where a sign shows a red circle with a diagonal slash over a black U-turn arrow. What does this mean?

  1. U-turns are permitted only when traffic is light
  2. U-turns are permitted only for emergency vehicles
  3. U-turns are required for all left-turning traffic
  4. U-turns are prohibited at this location Correct answer.

Explanation

The red circle with a diagonal slash is the universal prohibition symbol, so this sign bans U-turns at the location. Drivers must find another legal place to reverse direction.

Question 40Signs, Signals and Markings

A yellow diamond sign shows a black symbol of a divided highway with a lane merging from the right. What should you do as you approach?

  1. Speed up to prevent the merging vehicle from entering
  2. Change to the left lane immediately regardless of traffic
  3. Maintain your speed and be prepared to adjust for merging traffic Correct answer.
  4. Stop and wait for the merging lane to clear

Explanation

Merge warning signs alert drivers to vehicles entering from a ramp or side road. The safest response is to hold a steady speed and adjust as needed, letting merging traffic find a gap rather than accelerating or stopping abruptly.

Question 41Signs, Signals and Markings

A blue rectangular sign shows a symbol of a telephone and a gas pump. What type of information does this sign provide?

  1. Warnings about a hazardous material route
  2. Mandatory equipment required in vehicles
  3. Regulations for commercial trucks only
  4. Services available at the next exit Correct answer.

Explanation

Blue signs indicate motorist services such as fuel, food, lodging, and telephone access. They help drivers plan stops and are informational rather than regulatory.

Question 42Signs, Signals and Markings

You are driving on a Nevada road and see a yellow diamond sign showing a black symbol of a deer. What is the appropriate response?

  1. Stop and wait for wildlife to clear the road
  2. Speed up to pass through the area quickly
  3. Slow down and watch for animals near the roadway, especially at dawn and dusk Correct answer.
  4. Sound your horn continuously until you pass the sign

Explanation

Wildlife warning signs indicate areas where animals frequently cross. Drivers should reduce speed and scan the shoulders, since deer are most active near dawn and dusk and often move unpredictably.

Question 43Signs, Signals and Markings

A white rectangular sign with black lettering reads "KEEP RIGHT OF MEDIAN." What does this sign require?

  1. You must turn right at the next intersection
  2. You must stay in the right lane for the next mile
  3. You must yield to traffic on the right
  4. You must pass to the right side of the raised median or divider Correct answer.

Explanation

This regulatory sign directs traffic to pass on the right side of a median or traffic island. It prevents drivers from entering the wrong side of a divided roadway.

Question 44Signs, Signals and Markings

A yellow diamond sign shows a black symbol of a road narrowing on both sides. What should you expect?

  1. A bridge with a weight limit is ahead
  2. The roadway will narrow and lanes may be reduced Correct answer.
  3. The shoulder will become a travel lane
  4. The pavement will become wider ahead

Explanation

The road-narrows warning sign tells drivers that the traveled way will become narrower, often because of construction or a physical constraint. Drivers should reduce speed and be prepared to merge or adjust lane position.

Question 45Signs, Signals and Markings

You see a sign with a red circle and slash over a symbol of a truck. What does this sign indicate?

  1. Trucks may proceed only during daylight
  2. Trucks must use the right lane only
  3. Trucks are prohibited from this route Correct answer.
  4. Trucks must reduce speed to 25 mph

Explanation

The red circle with a diagonal slash means the pictured action or vehicle type is prohibited. In this case, trucks are not allowed on that route.

Question 46Signs, Signals and Markings

A white line painted across your lane at an intersection, with a crosswalk beyond it, is best described as what?

  1. A crosswalk boundary only
  2. A yield line that allows rolling stops
  3. A lane boundary for turning traffic
  4. A stop line marking where you must stop for a signal or sign Correct answer.

Explanation

A solid white stop line shows the point where vehicles must stop for a stop sign or red signal, keeping the crosswalk clear. If no stop line exists, drivers stop before the crosswalk or intersection.

Question 47Signs, Signals and Markings

You are approaching a railroad crossing with a white crossbuck sign and a smaller sign below reading "2 TRACKS." Why is the track count important?

  1. It shows the distance to the next crossing
  2. It indicates the crossing is active only during daylight
  3. It warns that a second train may follow after the first passes Correct answer.
  4. It tells you the maximum train speed through the crossing

Explanation

The number of tracks sign warns drivers that more than one set of rails crosses the road, so a second train could approach from either direction after the first clears. Drivers must wait until all tracks are clear and signals stop before proceeding.

Question 48Signs, Signals and Markings

A yellow diamond sign shows a black symbol of a pedestrian with a diagonal slash through it. What does this sign mean?

  1. A school zone begins ahead
  2. A pedestrian crossing is ahead
  3. Pedestrians are prohibited from crossing here Correct answer.
  4. Pedestrians must use the crosswalk

Explanation

A diagonal slash through a warning symbol indicates the activity is prohibited, so this sign tells drivers and pedestrians that crossing is not allowed at that location. Pedestrians should use a designated crossing elsewhere.

Question 49Signs, Signals and Markings

A green arrow signal pointing straight ahead is displayed while the circular red light remains illuminated. What does this combination allow?

  1. You must stop and wait for the circular light to turn green
  2. You may turn left or go straight
  3. You may proceed straight in that direction only Correct answer.
  4. You may proceed straight but must yield to all other traffic

Explanation

A green arrow authorizes movement only in the direction the arrow points, even while a red circular light is displayed for other movements. Traffic turning or proceeding in other directions must still obey the red light.

Question 50Signs, Signals and Markings

You are driving in the left lane of a road where the left edge line is solid yellow and the right edge line is solid white. What does this combination tell you about the roadway?

  1. You are entering a construction zone
  2. You are on a one-way street with traffic moving in both directions
  3. You are on an undivided two-way road
  4. You are on a divided roadway or one-way road with traffic moving in one direction Correct answer.

Explanation

Yellow left-edge lines and white right-edge lines together indicate that all traffic moves in the same direction, as on a divided highway or one-way street. Drivers should not treat the yellow line as a centerline for oncoming traffic.