Nebraska road signs practice test
Regulatory, warning and guide signs: shapes, colors and what each requires you to do. 113 questions.
What does a five-sided (pentagon) sign mean?
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Sample road signs questions
What does a five-sided (pentagon) sign mean?
- A A school zone or school crossing
- B A no passing zone
- C A railroad crossing just ahead on the road
- D A recreation area
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A. A school zone or school crossing
The pentagon shape marks school zones and school crosswalks. When you see it, slow down and watch for children.
Where will you usually find the yellow pennant-shaped NO PASSING ZONE sign?
- A On the right side of the road where the zone ends
- B Above the center lane on an overhead sign bridge before the zone
- C Only at the top of hills and nowhere else
- D On the left side of the road where the no passing zone begins
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D. On the left side of the road where the no passing zone begins
The pennant sign is placed on the left side of the road, where drivers looking to pass will see it, at the start of a no passing zone. Its unique shape is easy to recognise.
Under Nebraska law, which vehicles must display the orange-and-red slow-moving vehicle emblem on a public road?
- A Vehicles that travel 45 MPH or less, such as mopeds and scooters
- B Only vehicles that are wider than one lane
- C Vehicles that travel 25 MPH or less, such as farm equipment
- D Any vehicle towing a trailer
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C. Vehicles that travel 25 MPH or less, such as farm equipment
Vehicles that travel 25 MPH or less, such as farm equipment, must display the slow-moving vehicle emblem on public roads. In rural Nebraska you can come up on these vehicles fast, so slow down early.
What are the reference post markers along Nebraska highways for?
- A To mark each mile so you can report your location
- B To show the speed limit for the next mile
- C To show the distance remaining to the next rest area or town
- D To show where snowplows may turn around
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A. To mark each mile so you can report your location
Reference post markers are placed in one-mile steps on Nebraska highways. If you need help or see an emergency, the nearest marker tells responders where you are.