Traffic Signs
Road Safety
Sign Shapes
Signal Light
Car Safety
100
What does this sign mean?
Stop.
100
What is the safest way to cross a road?
Use a crosswalk and look both ways.
100
What shape is a stop sign?
An Octagon.
100
What does this light mean?
Go.
100
What is the function of these lights?
To signal other drivers that you are slowing down or stopping.
200
What does this sign i
ndicate?
Slow down and give the right of way to oncoming traffic.
200
What should you do if you see these vehicles while driving?
?
Pull over to the side of the road and stop.
200
What shape is a warning sign?
A Diamond.
200
What should you do when the light turns this color?
Prepare to stop.
200
What is the purpose of using this? (Turn Signals)
To inform other drivers of your intention to turn or change lanes.
300
What is the meaning of this sign?
No parking.
300
What does it mean to drive defensively?
Being aware of your surroundings and anticipating potential hazards.
300
What does this shape indicate?
Warning of potential hazards or danger.
300
What does this signal mean?
Stop and do not turn.
300
Why is it important to check this mirror before backing up?
To ensure there are nothing behind the car.
400
What does this signal mean? (Flashing Yellow Light)
Continue with caution and be aware.
400
What is this? Why is it important to wear this?
It helps keep you safe in the event of an accident.
400
What is the shape of a regulatory sign?
A rectangle.
400
What does a steady yellow light indicate?
The light is about to change to red.
400
What do you use to inflate a tire?
Air.
500
What is the purpose of this sign?
To alert drivers to watch for pedestrians crossing the road.
500
What is this? What are the rules for using this while driving? 
It's illegal to use a handheld device; use hands-free options only.
500
What do these shapes typically represent?
Railroad crossings.
500
What does this light mean?
Treat it like a stop sign; come to a complete stop.
500
Why should you check this area? (Blind spots)
To ensure there are no vehicles or pedestrians before changing lanes or merging.