New Hampshire road signs practice test
Regulatory, warning and guide signs: shapes, colors and what each requires you to do. 115 questions.
What does a brown sign tell drivers?
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Sample road signs questions
What does a brown sign tell drivers?
- A Driver services such as gas and food
- B Road repair work ahead
- C Incident management information
- D Tourist and recreation guidance
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D. Tourist and recreation guidance
Each sign color has a meaning: brown signs guide you to tourist and recreation sites such as parks. Green gives direction, blue shows services, and orange warns of road work.
Approaching a New Hampshire toll plaza, you see a purple sign. What does purple indicate?
- A Incident management
- B E-ZPass
- C Tourist and recreation guidance
- D Driver services
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B. E-ZPass
Purple marks E-ZPass lanes. E-ZPass lets drivers pass through designated toll lanes without stopping to pay cash; in those lanes, obey the posted speed but do not stop.
A five-sided (pentagon-shaped) sign warns of what?
- A A railroad crossing ahead
- B A school zone or school crossing
- C A no-passing zone ahead
- D A yield situation ahead
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B. A school zone or school crossing
The pentagon shape is reserved for school zones and school crossings. When you see it, slow down and watch for children.
Where is the pennant-shaped (sideways triangle) sign placed, and what does it warn of?
- A On the right side of the road; a merge ahead
- B Over the center lane; a lane closure ahead
- C On the left side of the road; a sharp curve
- D On the left side of the road; a no-passing zone ahead
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D. On the left side of the road; a no-passing zone ahead
The pennant is the only sign shaped like a sideways triangle. It sits on the left side of the road, where a driver about to pass will see it, and warns of a no-passing zone ahead.