Enhance your defensive driving knowledge with this specialized practice module. With 25 questions presented from a total of 70, you must get 20 right to pass this assessment. The questions cover critical scenarios regarding sharing the road and handling adverse weather conditions.
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Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings
Traffic signs use specific shapes and colors to quickly convey meaning. An octagon is always a STOP sign, a triangle is a YIELD, a diamond is a warning, and a rectangle is regulatory or guide information. Colors are also key: red for stop/prohibit, yellow for warning, white for regulatory, and orange for work zones.
Pavement markings also provide critical guidance. Yellow lines separate opposing traffic; a broken yellow line allows passing when safe, while a solid yellow line prohibits it. White lines separate lanes moving in the same direction; a broken white line allows lane changes, and a solid white line means you should not cross it.
