Kentucky road signs practice test

A: Yellow diamond with black lettering or symbols. Warning signs are usually yellow with black lettering or symbols and diamond shaped. Kentucky Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 43.

A: School zone, school crossing and pedestrian crossing signs. School zone, school crossing and pedestrian crossing warning signs can be a bright fluorescent yellow-green. Kentucky Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 43.

B: A highway-railroad grade crossing is ahead. The round yellow RR sign is placed before a railroad crossing: slow down, look and listen, and be ready to stop. Kentucky Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 44.

D: Yield. The crossbuck is a regulatory sign with the same meaning as a yield sign: slow down and be ready to stop for a train. Kentucky Driver Manual: Flashing Lights, page 43.

A: How many tracks there are. At crossings with more than one track, the number of tracks is posted to warn that more than one train may cross. Kentucky Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 44.

B: Orange with black letters or symbols. Work zone signs are generally diamond or rectangular and orange with black letters or symbols. Kentucky Driver Manual: Work Zone Signs, page 45.

D: They are doubled. Fines for speeding in a work zone are doubled. Kentucky Driver Manual: Work Zone Signs, page 46.

A: When signs say fines are doubled and at least one worker is present. Fines may be doubled when signs inform drivers of the work zone and doubled fines, and at least one bona fide worker is present. Kentucky Driver Manual: Work Zones, page 77.

C: The maximum legal speed in ideal conditions. Speed limit signs indicate the maximum legal speed allowed in ideal conditions. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

A: Stop behind the stop line or crosswalk and yield to crossing traffic and pedestrians. A stop sign has eight sides; stop behind the stop line or crosswalk and yield to crossing vehicles and pedestrians in all directions. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

C: Slow down and let traffic with the right-of-way go first. A yield sign means you must slow down and allow traffic with the right of way to cross before entering. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

A: Exit ramps and the beginning of one-way streets. Do Not Enter signs (and Wrong Way signs) are usually placed at exit ramps and where one-way streets begin. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

C: The center lane is reserved for left turns from either direction, not for through travel or passing. This sign shows a lane reserved for left-turning vehicles from either direction; it is not for through traffic or passing. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

B: Green, brown or blue. Guide signs are square or rectangular and green, brown or blue; they give directions and points of interest. Kentucky Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 46.

C: Stop or forbidden. Standard colors: red = stop or forbidden; green = movement permitted; yellow = general warning. Kentucky Driver Manual: STANDARD COLORS, page 48.

A: Equilateral triangle. The equilateral triangle is used only for yield signs. Kentucky Driver Manual: STANDARD SHAPES, page 49.

D: School signs. Pentagon signs are school signs. Kentucky Driver Manual: STANDARD SHAPES, page 49.

C: A regulation. Vertical rectangles are generally regulatory signs; horizontal rectangles are generally guide signs. Kentucky Driver Manual: STANDARD SHAPES, page 49.