Nebraska road signs practice test

D: Incident management. Pink is used for incident management signs. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-1 Sign Colors, page 34.

C: Regulations such as speed limits. White signs are regulatory, such as speed limits. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-1 Sign Colors, page 34.

B: Warnings specific to pedestrians, bicycles, playgrounds, schools and school buses. Yellow-green is used for warning signs about pedestrians, bicycles, playgrounds, schools and school buses. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-1 Sign Colors, page 34.

B: Yield. The three-sided triangle always means yield. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-2 Sign Shapes, page 35.

B: Vertical: instructions or laws; horizontal: directions or information. Vertical rectangles generally give instructions or tell you the law; horizontal ones give directions or information. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-2 Sign Shapes, page 35.

D: There is more than one set of tracks. The number under the crossbuck indicates more than one set of tracks. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-2 Sign Shapes, page 35.

C: At the safest point nearest the intersecting road with a clear view of approaching traffic. Stop at a painted line, or before a crosswalk. With neither, stop at the safest point nearest the intersecting road with a clear view. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-3 Regulatory Signs, page 36.

B: NO: the symbol shows what's prohibited. A red circle with a slash means NO; the symbol shows what's prohibited. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-3 Regulatory Signs, page 36.

A: A one-way street or expressway ramp you must not enter. Used together, they identify a one-way street or expressway ramp. Do not drive past either sign. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-3 Regulatory Signs, page 37.

A: A driver may use the center lane only to make a left turn. A driver may use the center lane only to make a left turn. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-3 Regulatory Signs, page 37.

A: Traffic from another road will enter, but no merging is needed because a lane is added. Traffic from another road will enter, but no merging is needed because a lane has been added. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 39.

D: The overpass has low clearance; don't proceed if your vehicle is taller than shown. The overpass has a low clearance; do not proceed if your vehicle height exceeds the number shown. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 39.

B: Slow-moving horse-drawn vehicles often cross or share the road here. It's posted where slow-moving horse-drawn vehicles often cross or share the roadway. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 39.

B: The road turns sharply one way, then the other, just ahead. Just ahead, the road turns sharply right then left (or left then right). Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 40.

A: The roadway ends ahead; signal before turning right or left. The road ends ahead; you must signal before turning right or left. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 41.

D: A quiet zone; trains do not blow the horn here. It marks a quiet zone where trains do not blow the horn, so look and listen carefully. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 41.

B: 25 mph. Vehicles that travel 25 mph or less, such as farm equipment, must display the emblem on public roads. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-5 Special Signs, page 42.

C: Signs at one-mile increments that serve as reference points when you need help or have an emergency. Reference post markers are placed at one-mile increments to serve as reference points for drivers needing assistance or in emergencies. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-5 Special Signs, page 42.

D: Black on orange. Black-on-orange signs are reserved strictly to identify work zones. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-6 Work Zone Devices, page 43.

B: Stop and remain stopped until the flagger directs you to proceed. The flagger sign warns of a flagger ahead. If the flagger shows STOP, stop and stay stopped until the flagger directs you to proceed. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-6 Work Zone Devices, page 43.

A: Warning of special conditions or hazards ahead. Diamond signs warn of special conditions or hazards ahead; slow and proceed with caution. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-2 Sign Shapes, page 35.

A: School zones and school crosswalks. The pentagon marks school zones and warns of school children crosswalks. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-2 Sign Shapes, page 35.

A: Lanes ahead are separated by a median; each side is one-way, keep to the right. The lanes ahead are divided by a median or divider and each side is one-way; keep to the right. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 38.

D: The advisory safe speed for the exit ramp. It shows the advisory safe speed for an exit from a freeway or expressway. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 39.

D: Reduces weaving by telling slower drivers to use the right lane. It's used on multi-lane roads to reduce weaving and keep drivers going below normal speed out of the left lane. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-3 Regulatory Signs, page 37.

B: A traffic island, median or obstruction is ahead; keep to the right. A traffic island, median or obstruction is ahead; keep to the right. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-3 Regulatory Signs, page 37.

D: Slow down and yield to vehicles on your left already in the roundabout. Slow down and yield at the roundabout to all vehicles approaching on your left already in it. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 41.

B: Changing messages about current conditions, routes, construction and incidents. Dynamic message signs show changeable information about conditions, routing, construction schedules and incidents. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-5 Special Signs, page 42.