Oklahoma road signs practice test

C: Come to a complete stop. At a red octagon STOP sign come to a complete stop before the crosswalk, marked or not, and stay stopped until the way is clear. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Signs, Signals and Markings: Stop, page 19.

B: All traffic approaching the intersection must stop. Added below a stop sign, it means all traffic approaching the intersection must stop. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Signs, Signals and Markings: 4-Way or All-Way, page 19.

B: Red and white triangle. YIELD is a red and white triangle: slow down and be ready to stop if needed. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Signs, Signals and Markings: Yield, page 19.

C: Do not or not allowed. A red circle with a line through it means 'DO NOT' or 'NOT ALLOWED'. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Signs, Signals and Markings, page 19.

C: Schools, pedestrians and bicycling. Fluorescent yellow-green is the high-emphasis warning color for schools, pedestrians and bicycling. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Signs, Signals and Markings (color chart), page 19.

D: A regulatory sign telling you about laws or giving instructions. A rectangle is always a regulatory sign; speed limit signs are regulatory. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Signs, Signals and Markings, page 19.

B: Diamond-shaped, yellow with black letters. Warning signs are diamond-shaped with a yellow background and black letters. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 21.

B: You don't have to merge, but watch for traffic in the new lane. Two roadways come together with a new lane added: you don't need to merge, but watch for traffic in the new lane. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 21.

A: The highest speed you can travel under ideal conditions. A speed limit sign shows the highest speed you can travel under ideal conditions. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Black and White Rectangles, page 20.

B: Do not pass or cross yellow lines; you can't see far enough ahead to pass safely. Do not pass and do not cross yellow lines; you can't see far enough ahead to pass safely. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Black and White Rectangles, page 20.

B: Reduce your speed to the limit shown. When the yellow light is flashing on a School Zone sign you must reduce your speed to the limit shown and watch for children. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Black and White Rectangles, page 20.

D: Bear to the right. Stripes sloping downward to the right mean bear to the right; sloping to the left mean bear to the left. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs—Black on a Yellow Background, page 22.

C: You must turn right or left; be prepared to yield. A T intersection is ahead: you must turn right or left and be prepared to yield. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs—Black on a Yellow Background, page 22.

C: Orange. Orange means work zone, which means danger. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Construction and Maintenance Signs, page 23.

A: Blue. Service signs are blue and show facilities such as service stations, restaurants and motels. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Service Signs—Blue, page 25.

C: Round, yellow and black. Railroad warning signs are round yellow and black signs or black and white crossbucks. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Railroad Warning Signs, page 22.

A: A misdemeanor: $100 to $1,000 fine and/or up to 30 days in jail. On conviction it's a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of $100 to $1,000 and/or up to 30 days in jail, plus liability for damage or injury. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Penalty for Failing to Obey Construction and Maintenance Signs, page 24.

B: Starting at the southern state line. Mileposts start at the state line: on north-south highways at the southern line and on east-west highways at the western line. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Guide Signs—Green, White or Brown, page 25.

A: At a litter barrel. The litter barrel sign shows the only lawful place on the highway to throw trash; barrels are at rest areas and toll stations. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Service Signs—Blue, page 25.

A: Be careful as you approach the point where two-way traffic begins again. Divided highway ends ahead: be careful as two-way traffic begins again. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 21.

D: Approach with caution. Two-lane narrow bridge or culvert ahead: approach with caution. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 21.

A: Slow down, prepare to stop, watch both sides of the street, and yield. Slow down and prepare to stop; watch both sides of the street. You must yield. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 21.

D: Use a lower gear to slow your vehicle. Steep hill ahead: approach with caution; you may want to use a lower gear to slow your vehicle. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 21.

D: Turn left. Lane-use signs tell you which movements are required or optional from each lane; from Lane 1 you must turn left. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Black and White Rectangles, page 20.

B: The road ahead carries one-way traffic coming toward you; do not drive into it. DO NOT ENTER marks a roadway where one-way traffic is coming toward you, so you must not drive into it. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs—Black and White Rectangles, page 20.

A: The lane or lanes to use to follow a certain highway. Green interstate guide signs, usually overhead, have arrows showing the lane or lanes to follow a certain highway. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Guide Signs—Green, White or Brown, page 25.

C: A designated highway that branches off and goes through the business portion of a city. A business route is an officially designated highway branching off the numbered highway through the city's business area. Oklahoma Driver Manual: Guide Signs—Green, White or Brown, page 25.