Georgia road signs practice test
Regulatory, warning and guide signs: shapes, colors and what each requires you to do. 112 questions.
In Georgia, how far ahead of a school or school crossing are pentagon-shaped school signs placed?
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Sample road signs questions
In Georgia, how far ahead of a school or school crossing are pentagon-shaped school signs placed?
- A 50 to 100 feet ahead
- B 1,000 to 2,000 feet ahead
- C 150 to 700 feet ahead
- D Exactly 500 feet ahead
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C. 150 to 700 feet ahead
Pentagon signs warn of a school zone or crossing and are placed not less than 150 feet nor more than 700 feet before the school grounds or crossing. They can be yellow or fluorescent green.
What do diamond-shaped signs tell you?
- A A possible hazard is ahead
- B A law you must obey, such as a speed limit
- C Directions to a destination
- D A school zone is ahead
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A. A possible hazard is ahead
Diamond-shaped signs warn of existing or possible hazards on or near the road. They are usually yellow with black words or symbols, so slow down and look for the hazard.
What color are signs that give directions to services such as gas, food and lodging?
- A Blue and white
- B Green and white
- C Orange and black
- D Yellow and black
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A. Blue and white
Along Georgia's highways, blue and white service signs give directions to facilities like gas, food, phone, lodging, camping and hospitals.
A sign shows a symbol inside a red circle with a red slash. What does it mean?
- A The action shown is required
- B The action shown is not allowed
- C The action shown is allowed only at night
- D A hazard of that type is ahead
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B. The action shown is not allowed
A red circle with a red slash from upper left to lower right means 'No.' The picture inside shows what is prohibited, such as a U-turn, a right turn or trucks.