New Mexico road signs practice test

B: Yellow with black lettering, mostly diamond-shaped. Warning signs are usually yellow with black lettering or symbols, and most are diamond shaped. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 4.

B: Slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary. Warning signs warn of a special situation or hazard ahead; slow down and be ready to stop. New Mexico Driver Manual: Traffic Signs, page 4.

B: A railroad crossing is ahead. A round yellow sign with an X and RR is placed along the road before a railroad crossing. New Mexico Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 5.

B: Yield. The crossbuck has the same meaning as a Yield sign; you must yield to crossing trains. New Mexico Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 5.

B: There is more than one track and more than one train may cross. These signs warn that there is more than one track and there may be more than one train. New Mexico Driver Manual: Railroad Crossing Warning Signs, page 6.

B: Orange with black letters or symbols. Work area signs are generally diamond or rectangular, orange with black letters or symbols. New Mexico Driver Manual: Work Area Signs, page 6.

B: A person controlling traffic with a sign or flag. In work areas, traffic may be controlled by a person with a sign or flag; you must obey them. New Mexico Driver Manual: Work Area Signs, page 6.

B: The action shown is prohibited. A red circle with a red slash over a symbol prohibits that action, such as no left turn or no U-turn. New Mexico Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 6.

B: Only in ideal driving conditions. The maximum limit should be driven only in ideal conditions; reduce speed when conditions require it. New Mexico Driver Manual: Speed Limit Signs, page 6.

B: Use another road. Some high-speed roads have minimum limits; if the minimum is too fast for you, use another road. New Mexico Driver Manual: Speed Limit Signs, page 7.

A: Red octagon with white letters. A stop sign has eight sides and is red with white letters. New Mexico Driver Manual: Stop Sign, page 7.

B: Downward-pointing triangle. A yield sign is a downward pointing triangle, red and white with red letters. New Mexico Driver Manual: Yield Sign, page 7.

B: At exit ramps you would enter the wrong way, crossovers on divided roads, and one-way streets. A Do Not Enter sign is seen at openings such as exit ramps, crossovers on divided roads and one-way streets. New Mexico Driver Manual: Do Not Enter Sign, page 7.

B: 25 mph. A reflective orange triangle means the vehicle is traveling less than 25 mph. New Mexico Driver Manual: Slow Moving Vehicle, page 7.

A: Green or brown with white lettering. Destination signs are green or brown with white lettering. New Mexico Driver Manual: Destination Signs, page 8.

B: Blue with white letters or symbols. Service signs are blue with white letters or symbols. New Mexico Driver Manual: Service Signs, page 8.

B: The type of roadway: interstate, U.S., state, city or county. The shape and color of route number signs indicate the type of roadway. New Mexico Driver Manual: Route Number Signs, page 8.