North Carolina Road Sign Identification Test
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#1. This sign tells you:
No Right Turn. You cannot make a right turn at this intersection.
Remember that a red circle with a slash means no. The sign shows you what is not allowed.
#2. When you approach this sign:
The octagonal (eight-sided) shape is used for stop signs only. The stop sign is usually posted six to 50 feet from the intersection. When you approach this sign, the law requires you to come to a full stop. Do not proceed to move again until you are sure the way is clear.
#3. You approach this sign. What should you expect ahead?
Traffic signal ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop, if necessary.
#4. This road sign means:
Sharp Turn.
The sign is used to warn of a sharp turn.
#5. What does this sign indicate?
The One-Way sign is used in intersections to indicate streets or roadways upon which traffic is allowed to travel in one direction only. Do not turn against the arrow.
#6. Where will you find a sign with this shape?
Crossbuck signs are found at railroad crossings.
#7. This is:
This is an example of a state route marker.
North Carolina route markers are diamond shaped.
#8. You approach this road sign. What does it tell you?
Divided highway ends. The divided highway on which you are traveling ends ahead. You will then be on an undivided roadway with two-way traffic. Keep to the right.
#9. What does this sign mean?
Your lane is splitting off into two separate directions. You can turn left or go straight through.
Lane control signs mark where you can go and where you can turn. The signs are along the road or hanging over the road. Sometimes arrows may also be painted on the road.
#10. This sign means:
Lane drop. Left lane ends, merge right.
#11. This sign means:
Low clearance / Maximum height.
The overpass has a low clearance. Do not proceed if your vehicle is too tall to pass under.
#12. You approach this sign. What should you expect ahead?
Crossroad. A road crosses the main highway ahead. Look in all directions for other traffic.
| This NC Road Sign Practice Test | |
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| Number of questions on each test: | 12 |
| Question pool: | 100+ |
| Type of test: | Random multiple-choice |
NC DMV Driver’s License Test
When you apply for a North Carolina driver’s license or learner permit, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will ask you to take two computerized tests.
A road sign identification test
A written knowledge test
The first, known as the signs test, will check your understanding of common regulatory and warning signs. You must identify signs by color and shape and explain each.
There are 12 signs on this test, and you must correctly identify 9 of them.
The second part of the examination addresses common road rules, North Carolina traffic laws, and safe driving practices. This part has 25 questions with a passing score of 80%, meaning you must have 20 correct answers to pass.
This North Carolina Road Sign Practice
This practice test covers most of the signs described in the North Carolina Driver Handbook . It is designed to help you study road signs and make sure you understand the meaning of signs, as well as the shapes and colors of the most common signs.
It is a randomized test, meaning each set of questions differs from the previous one.
It does not include all questions that can be asked on the examination, and the wording may not be the same.
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