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Study sheet for before your test. Notes aren’t allowed in the DMV test room.
Source: Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), 11th edition, Federal Highway Administration (mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov) · Printed Oct 11, 2026 · drivingtestpal.com/road-signs/printable/

Road signs · Study sheet

Road signs by shape and color

All 118 signs in our question bank. The shape and color tell you the kind of sign before you can read it.

How to use it: cover the names with a strip of paper, say what each sign means, then check. Signs follow the federal MUTCD, so they are the same in every state.

Shapes

Octagon: Stop
Triangle (point down): Yield
Diamond: Warning
Pentagon: School zone or crossing
Round: Railroad crossing ahead
Crossbuck (X): Railroad crossing
Pennant (sideways triangle): No passing zone
Vertical rectangle: Rules (regulatory)
Horizontal rectangle: Directions and information

Colors

Red: Stop, yield, do not enter, prohibited
Yellow: General warning
Fluorescent yellow-green: School, pedestrian and bicycle warning
Orange: Work zones and detours
White: Regulatory rules
Green: Directions and distances
Blue: Motorist services
Brown: Parks and recreation

Regulatory signs 38

Stop
Yield
All-way plaque
Yield here to pedestrians
In-street pedestrian crossing
Speed limit
No right turn
No left turn
No turns
No U-turn
Left turn only
Right turn only
Right lane must turn right
Advance intersection lane control
Two-way left turn only
HOV lane occupancy
Bike lane
Do not pass
Pass with care
Slower traffic keep right
Keep right
Keep left
Do not enter
Wrong way
No trucks
No motor vehicles
No bicycles
One way
One way
Reserved parking for persons with disabilities
No parking
No pedestrian crossing
Bicycles yield to pedestrians
Stop here on red
Do not block intersection
No turn on red (circular red symbol)
Left turn yield on green
Turning vehicles yield to pedestrians

Warning signs 48

Turn
Curve
Reverse turn
Reverse curve
Winding road
Large arrow
Chevron alignment
Curve with side road
Cross road
Side road
T-intersection
Y-intersection
Circular intersection
Stop ahead
Yield ahead
Signal ahead
Be prepared to stop
Reduced speed limit ahead
Merge
Lane ends
Added lane
Entering roadway merge
Road narrows
Narrow bridge
Divided highway
Divided highway ends
Two-way traffic
Hill
Bump
Slippery when wet
Bridge ices before road
Lane ends
Bicycle warning
Pedestrian crossing
Deer crossing
Cattle crossing
Emergency vehicle
Truck crossing
Horse-drawn vehicle
Trail crossing
Double arrow
Advisory speed plaque
Dead end
No outlet
No passing zone
Crossing location arrow
Speed hump
Oncoming traffic has extended green

School signs 4

School crossing
School bus stop ahead
School plaque
School speed limit

Railroad crossing signs 7

Railroad crossbuck
Number of tracks
Railroad crossing ahead
Railroad crossing near side road
Railroad crossing near side road
Railroad crossing near T-intersection
Low ground clearance crossing

Work zone signs 10

Road work ahead
Detour ahead
Road closed ahead
One lane road ahead
Flagger ahead (symbol)
Workers (symbol)
Workers (word sign)
Shoulder work
Road work next miles
End road work

Guide signs 3

Street name
Rest area
Exit gore

Service signs 5

Hospital
Accessible facility
Gas
Food
Lodging

Route markers 3

Interstate route marker
U.S. route marker
State route marker

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Road signs by shape and color

All 118 signs from our sign questions, grouped by type, with what each shape and color means.

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Study sheet for before your test. Notes aren’t allowed in the DMV test room.
Source: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and Florida law, sources numbered below · Checked October 4, 2026 · Printed Oct 11, 2026 · drivingtestpal.com/florida/study-sheets/road-test-checklist/

Florida · Road test

Florida road-test checklist

Class E Driving Skills Test

Tick each box during practice drives in the weeks before your test. The numbers in brackets are the sources listed at the bottom.

How it’s scored: Each error on form HSMV 71110 is marked FAIR or BAD with a set number of penalty points (for example straight-in parking 5 or 10, backing 4 or 8, turnabout 4 or 8, posture 2 or 4). An applicant who scores 31 or more penalty points fails. Items marked DISQUALIFIED, and any crash, dangerous action, traffic law violation, or lack of cooperation or refusal, end the test. [5, 6, 7]

Bring to the test [3, 4]

A vehicle with a valid license plate, valid registration and proof of insurance (Personal Injury Protection and Property Damage Liability)
Your learner's license (surrendering it means no fee for the Class E license if no name or address change is needed)
Under 18: the signed or notarized Certification of Driving Experience of a Minor
Identification documents, if not already provided

Vehicle check before you go [1, 3]

Valid license plate (tag not expired), registration and proof of insurance
Passes the examiner's basic safety inspection
Working horn, rear-view mirror, turn signals, steering, brakes, tires, brake lights and taillights
Windshield wiper on the driver's side and operable headlights
No cracked or broken glass that hinders visibility
Doors, with front doors that open from inside and outside; stationary seats
Must let the driver give hand signals when required
Jeep-type vehicles need framed canvas or metal doors held by hinges and a latch
Must meet bumper height requirements
Not a low-speed vehicle (top speed 20 to 25 mph)
Operable seatbelts (except cars made before 1968 and trucks made before 1972)
No other passengers during the test

Maneuvers the examiner scores [1, 3, 6]

Straight-in parking
Three-point turn (turnabout)
Backing
Parking on a grade
Quick stop
Signal and turn (left and right turns)
Right turn
Approach of crossing (intersections)
Keeping in lane and changing lanes
Vehicle inspection

Skills checked throughout [1, 3, 6]

Stop signs
Traffic signals
Right-of-way
Following distance
Passing and being passed
Posture
Motor operation and starting
Attention
Speed and traffic laws

Automatic failures: never do these [6, 7]

A crash
A dangerous driving action
A traffic law violation
Lack of cooperation or refusing to follow directions
Not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign, or blocking the crosswalk or cross traffic when others are affected
Entering an intersection on red, or not stopping before a right turn on red
Failing to yield so others must stop or slow
Driving on the wrong side of the road, or changing lanes without a signal when traffic is affected
Turning without a signal when traffic or pedestrians are affected
Losing control of the car during the quick stop
Forcing a car off the road, overtaking in an intersection, or pulling out to pass without a signal when traffic is affected
Maneuver disqualifiers: climbing the curb or damaging the car in parking, jumping the curb or never looking back while backing, cutting corners on turns

Sources

flhsmv.gov: class e knowledge exam driving skills test
flhsmv.gov: licensing requirements teens graduated driver license laws driving …
sarasotataxcollector.gov: Driving Test HSMV71201 (PDF)
flhsmv.gov: frequently asked questions
flrules.org: readFile
flrules.org: readRefFile
flrules.org: View notice

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Florida road-test checklist

Tick boxes for the driving test: what to bring, the vehicle check, the maneuvers scored and the 12 automatic failures, from official FLHSMV sources.

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Questions

Can I bring a cheat sheet to the Florida permit test?

No. Notes, phones and printouts are not allowed during the knowledge test, in person or online, and states fail or ban people caught with them. These sheets are for studying before the test.

How do I print a study sheet or save it as a PDF?

Open the sheet and press Print. Every sheet is laid out for A4 and US Letter paper. To keep a file instead, choose “Save as PDF” as the printer; on an iPhone, use Print in the share sheet and then share the preview.

Facts on these sheets come from the The Official Florida Driver License Handbook (Florida Class E Driver License Handbook), Florida law and FLHSMV pages, the federal MUTCD for signs, and our verified road-test records. Each line carries its page or source.