Idaho road signs practice test
Regulatory, warning and guide signs: shapes, colors and what each requires you to do. 112 questions.
You see an "Open Range" warning sign in Idaho. What does it mean?
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Sample road signs questions
You see an "Open Range" warning sign in Idaho. What does it mean?
- A The road ahead is unpaved
- B Livestock may roam freely and have the right-of-way
- C Hunting is permitted on land along both sides of the highway
- D There is no speed limit in this area
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B. Livestock may roam freely and have the right-of-way
An Open Range sign means you are in an area where livestock have the right-of-way and roam freely and unfenced. Be especially watchful at night.
Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook, page 49
Where is the pennant-shaped No Passing Zone sign placed?
- A On the right side of the road
- B Overhead, above the center line
- C Painted on the pavement in your lane
- D On the left side of the road
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D. On the left side of the road
The pennant-shaped No Passing Zone sign sits on the left-hand side of the road, often with a DO NOT PASS sign or markings. It warns of a no-passing zone for your lane.
Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook, page 52
You approach a stop sign where there is no stop line. Where should you stop?
- A In the crosswalk, so you can see traffic
- B Even with the stop sign itself
- C Before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection
- D Past the crosswalk, right at the edge of the cross street you are entering
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C. Before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection
Stop at a marked stop line. If there is none, stop before entering the crosswalk on the near side. If there is no crosswalk, stop where you can see approaching traffic before entering the intersection.
Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook, page 44
A school safety patrol member wearing a "School Patrol" badge holds up a STOP sign at a crossing. What must you do?
- A Stop and follow the patrol member's directions
- B Slow down but continue if no children are in the road
- C Ignore it, since patrol members are not police
- D Honk to let the patrol know you are passing
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A. Stop and follow the patrol member's directions
You must follow any directions from a school safety patrol official. They are appointed by the school, wear a badge or insignia marked "School Patrol," and display STOP or other signs where children cross.
Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook, page 48