Alabama road signs practice test

A: 750 feet. The round yellow RR sign is placed 750 feet before the track. Alabama Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings – Advanced Warnings, page 38.

A: Slow down, look and listen for trains, and be prepared to stop. At a crossbuck, slow down and be prepared to stop. With no warning devices, slow down, look and listen before crossing. Alabama Driver Manual: Railroad Crossings – Advanced Warnings, page 39.

B: The vehicle furthest to the right. The first to stop goes first. When more than one arrive together, the vehicle furthest to the right goes first. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 42.

B: Slow down so you can yield to pedestrians and vehicles on the intersecting road. YIELD means slow down so you can yield to pedestrians crossing and to vehicles on the intersecting road. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 42.

D: You are approaching a one-way road or ramp from the wrong direction. It warns you are approaching a one-way highway or ramp from the wrong direction. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 42.

D: Stopping is permitted only for real emergencies. Stopping is permitted only for real emergencies. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 43.

A: Drive between 45 and 55 mph under normal conditions. These are the maximum and minimum speeds allowed on that section of highway under normal conditions; minimums are usually posted on freeways. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 43.

A: You may not turn right or left on red at that signal. When this sign is posted at a signal, neither a right nor a left turn is allowed while the light is red. Alabama Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 44.

C: Black on orange. Warning signs are black and yellow, except construction-area signs, which are black and orange. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 44.

D: The side of the road is soft; don't drive off the pavement. The side of the road is soft, so do not drive off the pavement. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 45.

C: There isn't room on the bridge to meet or pass another vehicle. The bridge ahead is only wide enough for one vehicle, so you can't meet or pass another car or truck on it. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 46.

C: You can't go straight ahead; you must turn right or left. You cannot go straight ahead; the road ends and you must turn right or left. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 45.

B: The road surface ahead changes to gravel or dirt. The road surface ahead will change to gravel or dirt; be prepared. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 47.

A: Watch for trucks entering the highway. Truck Crossing means watch for trucks entering the highway. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 47.

B: On the left side of a two-lane road at the beginning of the no-passing zone. The pennant is placed on the left side of a two-lane road to warn of the beginning of a no-passing zone. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 48.

C: Green and white. Green-and-white guide signs give directions. Blue and white is used for services, and brown and white marks recreational or cultural sites. Alabama Driver Manual: Informational or Guide Signs, page 51.

C: Services. Blue and white signs indicate services such as gas, food, lodging and hospitals. Alabama Driver Manual: Informational or Guide Signs, page 51.

D: At the south and west state lines, or where routes begin. Milepost numbering normally starts at zero where a route enters the state on the south or west, or at the junction where the route begins. Alabama Driver Manual: Mileposts, page 52.

D: Traffic will merge with yours; drivers entering from the right must yield and use speed-change lanes. The sign warns that another lane joins yours. Drivers coming in from the right must give way to the main road and use the speed-change lane to merge smoothly. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 48.

A: The divided highway ends; two-way traffic ahead. The divided highway is ending; expect two-way traffic. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 48.

D: There is a dip in the roadway; slow down. There is a dip in the roadway; slow down. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 46.

C: A 3-foot minimum clearance is required when passing bicyclists. A 3-foot minimum clearance is required when passing a bicyclist. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 50.

A: Which lane to move into because part of the road ahead is closed. Arrow panels guide drivers into certain lanes and tell them part of the road ahead is closed. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 50.

B: A location where people on foot often cross; slow down and watch both sides. It marks a place where pedestrians often cross, not always at an intersection. Slow down, watch both sides, and yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 49.

A: A school bus stop ahead; watch for stopped buses and children. A school bus stop is ahead; be ready for stopped buses and children. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 49.

D: The street has no outlet. DEAD END means the street has no outlet. Alabama Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 47.