Signs, signals & markings
This color on a sign usually means stop
What is Red
What signal should you use before turning
signals/blinkers
When two cars arrive at a four-way stop at the same time, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the
Right
If you experience this common emergency, you should grip the steering wheel firmly and stay off the brakes while moving to the shoulder.
Tire Blowout
This safety feature prevents the wheels from locking up during hard braking, allowing you to maintain steering control.
ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)
Yellow signs typically indicate what type of message
What is a warning
What law requires drivers to move over or slow down for stopped emergency vehicles
What is Move Over Law
This type of intersection is circular and designed to keep traffic moving without the need for stoplights.
Roundabout
If your gas pedal gets stuck in the "down" position, you should shift the car into this gear to safely disconnect the engine.
Neutral
This dashboard light shaped like a "horseshoe with an exclamation point" indicates your tires are low.
TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) light?
This white line separates lanes of traffic moving in the same direction
What are broken white lines
What does GLD mean
What is Graduated Driver Licensing
These lanes are used for entering a highway and reaching the speed of traffic.
Acceleration Lane
If your brakes fail completely, you can use this secondary braking system to help slow the vehicle down.
Parking Brake (or Emergency Brake)
This modern technology can automatically apply the brakes if it senses a collision with a car or pedestrian ahead.
Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB)
You can always take a right turn unless this sign is around
What is no turning on red light
What should you do when you first get in your car
What is lock the doors
This is the dangerous area around a vehicle that cannot be seen in the mirrors.
Blind Spot
If your engine stalls while you are driving, the steering will become very difficult to turn because you have lost this.
Power Steering
On many newer cars, this system uses cameras to vibrate the steering wheel or nudge you back if you drift out of your lane
Lane Keep Assist
A sign with an orange background means you are entering what zone
what is a work zone
What should you do before getting in you car
What is the pre check test
When driving on a highway with three or more lanes, this lane is typically used for through-traffic or cruising.
Center Lane
If your car's hood flies up while driving, you should look through this small gap to see the road until you can pull over.
the gap between the dashboard and the hood (or look out the side window)
This type of cruise control uses sensors to automatically adjust your speed to maintain a safe gap behind the car in front of you.
Adaptive Cruise Control