Delaware road signs practice test

D: Like a yield sign; yield to crossing trains. The crossbuck has the same meaning as a yield sign; you must yield to crossing trains. Delaware Driver Manual: Highway–Rail Intersection Signs And Signals, page 84.

A: The stop sign. The stop sign is the only 8-sided sign on the highway; it is red with white letters. Delaware Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 74.

B: Before entering the intersection. You must stop at the stop line; if none, at the crosswalk; if none, before entering the intersection. Delaware Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 74.

D: Slow down, look left and right, and yield to pedestrians and vehicles performing lawful maneuvers. Slow down as you approach a yield sign, look left and right and yield to pedestrians and vehicles; stop if necessary. Delaware Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 74.

A: Schools and school crossings. The five-sided (pentagon) sign is used only to warn of schools and school crossings; fluorescent yellow-green versions are also used. Delaware Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 75.

C: A highway-rail intersection ahead. The round sign is an advance warning that you are approaching a highway-rail intersection. Delaware Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 75.

B: Yellow with black lettering, mostly diamond-shaped. Warning signs are usually yellow with black lettering or symbols and most are diamond shaped. Delaware Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 75.

B: The first half hour of rain. The slippery when wet sign notes the first half hour of rain is most hazardous. Delaware Driver Manual: Other Warning Signs, page 76.

C: Use both lanes up to the lane reduction point and alternate turns merging. With the zipper merge, drivers use both lanes to the lane reduction point and merge there, alternating turns. Delaware Driver Manual: Other Warning Signs, page 77.

D: Black numbers on a white U.S. shield. U.S. routes use black numbers on a white background shaped like the U.S. shield; state routes use a white circle; interstates a red and blue shield. Delaware Driver Manual: Guide Signs, page 78.

A: Black letters on a white circular background. State routes are marked with black letters on a white circular background. Delaware Driver Manual: Guide Signs, page 78.

D: White letters on brown. Recreation signs usually have white letters on a brown background; motorist service signs are white on blue. Delaware Driver Manual: Information Signs, page 78.

A: Square, rectangular or special-shaped; usually white, red or black with black, red, white or green letters. Regulatory signs are square, rectangular or special-shaped and usually white, red or black with black, red, white or green letters or symbols. Delaware Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 74.

C: No U-turn. These international signs mean No Left Turn, No Right Turn and No U Turn. Delaware Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 74.

B: Orange. Traffic warning signs in work zones are usually orange; most are diamond shaped. Delaware Driver Manual: Work Zones, page 79.

B: Black letters on a yellow background, often under a warning sign. Advisory speed signs have black letters on yellow, often under a warning sign; speed limit signs are black on a white rectangle. Delaware Driver Manual: Speed Signs, page 94.

D: Yes, it may be concluded you violated the general speed restriction. Although not a speed limit, if you exceed an advisory speed and crash, it may be concluded you violated the general speed restriction. Delaware Driver Manual: Speed Signs, page 94.

C: Slow-moving vehicle; slow down immediately and proceed with caution. The Slow-Moving Vehicle emblem warns approaching drivers; when you see it, slow down immediately and proceed with caution. Delaware Driver Manual: Slow-Moving Vehicles, page 102.

C: Deer crossing; be alert for deer on both sides of the road. The deer crossing sign means be alert to deer on both sides of the road. Delaware Driver Manual: Other Warning Signs, page 77.

B: Reduce speed and yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the circle. The roundabout sign means reduce speed and yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the circle. Delaware Driver Manual: Other Warning Signs, page 77.

B: A shield: red top with 'Interstate' in white and blue bottom with the route number. Interstate markers are shields with a red top quarter reading Interstate and a blue lower part with the number in white. Delaware Driver Manual: Guide Signs, page 78.

B: 20 mph. School zones: 20 mph. Delaware Driver Manual: Speed Limits, page 93.