New York DMV Road Signs Quiz – Signs you Must Know
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Remember, there are 16 signs you must know for the DMV test. Take this quiz again?
Remember, there are 16 signs you must know for the DMV test. Take this quiz again?
#1. What does this sign mean?
Keep right. A divided highway or traffic island where traffic must keep right is ahead. Stay on the right side of the divider.
#2. This sign means:
Slippery when wet. In wet weather, drive slowly. Do not speed up or brake hard. Make sharp turns at a very slow speed.
#3. What does this sign mean?
Eight-sided red stop signs mean you must make a full stop. Stop before entering a crosswalk or at a white limit line. If a crosswalk or limit line is not painted on the street, stop at the corner without entering the intersection.
#4. What should you expect when you see this sign?
Two-way Traffic. This sign tells you that you are leaving a divided roadway and will be driving on a two-way highway. The sign may also be used along such a road to alert you to oncoming traffic on the same roadway.
| This Practice Test | Number of questions on each road sign quiz: | 4 |
|---|---|
| Question pool: | 16 |
| Type of test: | Random multiple-choice |
New York DMV Knowledge Examination
The DMV driver’s license test in New York has 20 questions, of which four address common road signs.
The four road signs are picked from a group of 16 signs that you must recognize and understand.
To pass your test, you must correctly answer two of these four road signs questions.
Knowing the 16 signs that can appear on your New York knowledge test is an excellent way to ensure you pass the real state exam.
This Road Signs Practice Quiz
Like the actual New York state examination, this practice test pulls four of the 16 road signs in each set.
Take the test a few times to make sure you get them all.
Then, proceed with the complete knowledge test New York DMV Knowledge Test .
Be aware that this is not the actual test and that questions on the test you take at the DMV may be slightly different. Driversprep.com is not affiliated with any State or Government Entity.
I have a learner’s permit test in two days, this site has been useful for practice.
Many thanks for this helpful site. I especially appreciate the explanations whenever a wrong answer is chosen. It’s a useful companion to the dull DMV manual.