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Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings
Traffic signs are designed with specific colors and shapes to quickly convey their meaning. For example, red signs indicate stop or prohibition, yellow diamonds warn of hazards, and green signs provide directional information. An octagon is exclusively for stop signs, while a pentagon signals a school zone.
Traffic signals control the right-of-way; a solid red light requires a complete stop, and a flashing yellow light means proceed with caution. Pavement markings are equally important: yellow lines separate opposing traffic, and solid lines indicate you should not cross them. A single solid yellow line prohibits passing.
