Maryland road signs practice test

C: Emergency traffic incidents. Fluorescent pink signs are used for emergency traffic incidents. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

C: School, pedestrian and bicycle signs. Fluorescent yellow-green is used for school, pedestrian and bicycle signs. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: Destinations, distances and directions. Green signs show destinations, distances and directions. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

A: Recreation and cultural interest areas. Brown signs show recreation and cultural interest areas. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: Construction and maintenance work areas. Orange is used for construction and maintenance work area warnings. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

C: Services like food, gas and rest areas. Blue signs show services such as food, gas and rest areas. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: One Way signs and signs that change messages. Black is used for One Way signs and signs that change messages. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

A: Warn that a railroad crossing is ahead. The round sign is a railroad warning sign, telling you a railroad crossing is ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

C: The location of a railroad crossing. The crossbuck identifies the location of a highway-rail grade crossing. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: Recreation and cultural interest areas and National Forest Routes. Trapezoid signs mark recreation and cultural interest areas and National Forest Routes. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: The start of a no passing zone. The pennant marks the start of a no passing zone. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

A: School zones and school crossings. The pentagon shape warns of school zones and marks school crossings. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: Give directions or information. Vertical rectangles usually give instructions or rules; horizontal rectangles usually give directions or information. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Colors & Shapes, page 20.

B: Before entering the intersection. Stop at the stop line; if none, before the crosswalk; if neither, before entering the intersection. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

A: Yield. The yield sign is the only sign with this shape. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

C: Slow down, look left and right, yield, and proceed only when safe. Slow down, look both ways, yield to pedestrians, bicycles and vehicles, then proceed only when safe. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

A: Speed limit sign. This regulatory sign tells you the maximum speed limit for the part of the road where it is posted. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

D: Vehicles traveling in either direction can use the center lane to turn left. Vehicles traveling in either direction can use the center lane to turn left. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

A: You may use the lane only if you carry the number of people marked on the sign. You may use the HOV lane only if you have the number of people marked on the sign. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

C: Keep to the right of the median or island. This regulatory sign tells you to stay to the right of the median. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

A: To give notice of a situation that might not be readily apparent. Warning signs notify road users of situations that might not be readily apparent. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

D: A school bus may be stopping ahead; be prepared to stop. This warning sign alerts you to a school bus stop ahead so you can be ready to stop. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: When the lights flash, the work zone is active and increased fines apply. The sign marks a work zone that is active when flashing, with increased fines. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Giving your location to a tow truck or emergency personnel. Mile markers, every mile on interstates, give location information if you need someone to find you. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Other Traffic Sign Types, page 23.

C: Every mile. Mile marker signs are located every mile on interstate highways. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Other Traffic Sign Types, page 23.

B: No left turn. A left arrow inside a red circle with a slash is the No Left Turn regulatory sign. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

D: No U-turn. A U-shaped arrow inside a red circle with a slash means No U-Turn. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

A: No turn on red. The No Turn on Red sign means you may not turn while the signal is red. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

B: Do not enter. The red circle with a white bar is the Do Not Enter sign. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

C: Wrong way. The red rectangular Wrong Way sign tells you that you are traveling against traffic. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

C: Left turn yield on green. Left Turn Yield on Green means left turns on a green ball are allowed but you must yield to oncoming traffic. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

D: Bike lane. This regulatory sign marks a bike lane. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs, page 21.

C: Stop ahead. The Stop Ahead warning sign shows a stop sign is ahead; be ready to stop. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

A: Yield ahead. The Yield Ahead warning sign shows a yield sign is coming up. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Traffic signal ahead. The Signal Ahead warning sign means a traffic signal is ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

A: Sharp right turn. This warning sign shows a sharp right turn ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Traffic circle/roundabout ahead. This warning sign shows a traffic circle or roundabout ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Road divides ahead. The Road Divides Ahead (divided highway begins) sign shows the road will split around a median. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

D: Divided road ends ahead. Divided Road Ends Ahead means two-way traffic without a median is ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Side road enters ahead. The Side Road Enters Ahead sign warns that a road joins from the side. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

B: Lane ends, merge left. Lane Ends Merge Left tells drivers in the ending lane to merge left. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

A: 'T' intersection ahead. The T Intersection Ahead sign means the road ends and you must turn left or right. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

D: Steep hill. The Steep Hill sign warns of a steep downgrade ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

B: Slippery when wet. Slippery When Wet warns the road is slippery in wet conditions. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Truck crossing. This warning sign means trucks may be crossing the road ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Deer or other wildlife crossing. This warning sign shows deer or other wildlife may cross. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Flagger ahead. The Flagger Ahead sign means a flagger is controlling traffic ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

A: Road work ahead. The orange Road Work Ahead sign warns of a work zone ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

D: School crossing ahead. This fluorescent yellow-green pentagon warns of a school crossing ahead. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.

C: Trail crossing. The Trail Crossing sign warns that a trail used by pedestrians and bicyclists crosses the road. Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002): Section 4: B. Traffic Signs: Warning Signs, page 22.