Florida road signs practice test
Regulatory, warning and guide signs: shapes, colors and what each requires you to do. 113 questions.
What does a fluorescent yellow-green sign warn you about?
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Sample road signs questions
What does a fluorescent yellow-green sign warn you about?
- A Construction and maintenance work
- B School, pedestrian or bicycle activity
- C Parks and historic or cultural areas
- D Services such as gas, food and lodging
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B. School, pedestrian or bicycle activity
Fluorescent yellow-green is a high-emphasis warning color for school, pedestrian and bicycle activity. When you see it, slow down and watch for people on foot and on bikes.
Source: The Official Florida Driver License Handbook (Florida Class E Driver License Handbook), page 54
On green guide signs, which way do even-numbered routes run?
- A North and south
- B East and west
- C In a loop around a city
- D Toward the nearest coast
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B. East and west
East-west routes have even numbers and north-south routes have odd numbers. In Florida, interstate mile markers also match the exit numbers.
Source: The Official Florida Driver License Handbook (Florida Class E Driver License Handbook), page 54
You come to this sign and no vehicles or pedestrians are approaching. What may you do?
- A Come to a complete stop before going on
- B Speed up to get ahead of cross traffic
- C Wait for a green light to appear
- D Move forward slowly without stopping
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D. Move forward slowly without stopping
A yield sign means slow down and give the right-of-way to vehicles crossing your path. If the way is clear, you may keep moving slowly without stopping.
Source: The Official Florida Driver License Handbook (Florida Class E Driver License Handbook), page 55
You move into a right-turn lane marked by a 'Begin Right Turn Lane' sign, and a bicyclist is riding straight through. What must you do?
- A Pass the bicyclist before you reach the corner
- B Sound your horn so the bicyclist moves aside
- C Turn first, since the lane is now yours
- D Yield to the bicyclist
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D. Yield to the bicyclist
Bicyclists going straight may travel through a right-turn lane, and Florida's sign tells you to yield to them. Wait and turn behind the bicyclist.
Source: The Official Florida Driver License Handbook (Florida Class E Driver License Handbook), page 55