Indiana road signs practice test
Regulatory, warning and guide signs: shapes, colors and what each requires you to do. 114 questions.
In Indiana, what does a five-sided traffic sign warn you about?
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Sample road signs questions
In Indiana, what does a five-sided traffic sign warn you about?
- A A railroad crossing ahead
- B A no-passing zone on the left-hand side of a two-way road ahead
- C An area near a school where children may be crossing
- D A sharp curve that requires a lower speed
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C. An area near a school where children may be crossing
The five-sided (pentagon) shape is reserved for school zones and school crossings. Slow down and watch for children.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, page 33
What does a round (circular) traffic sign tell you?
- A You must stop at the intersection
- B A railroad crossing is ahead
- C A school zone begins
- D You are entering a construction zone
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B. A railroad crossing is ahead
In Indiana, circular signs alert drivers to upcoming railroad crossings. Slow down, look and listen for trains.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, page 33
Where is a pennant-shaped sign posted, and what does it mean?
- A On the right side, meaning merge ahead
- B On the left side of the road, meaning no passing
- C At school entrances, meaning children crossing
- D Before ramps, meaning advisory speed
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B. On the left side of the road, meaning no passing
The yellow pennant-shaped No Passing Zone sign sits on the left side of two-way roads where passing is unsafe. Its shape lets you recognize it even from behind.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, page 33
Fluorescent yellow-green signs are used to warn of what?
- A Schools, pedestrians, bicycles and playgrounds
- B Construction and maintenance work
- C Hospitals, fuel, food and other road services ahead
- D Exits and distances to cities
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A. Schools, pedestrians, bicycles and playgrounds
The bright fluorescent yellow-green color marks warnings about schools, pedestrians, bicycles, playgrounds and school bus routes. It is designed to stand out where vulnerable road users may be.
Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, page 32