Road Signs Test Road Signs Test School and Pedestrian Signs 3

Question 1

On a two-lane road with no median, when a school bus stops with flashing red lights, traffic traveling in BOTH directions must:

Accepted Answer

Stop until the lights stop flashing and the stop arm is retracted

Answer

Slow to 15 mph

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Only traffic behind the bus must stop

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Yield only if children are visible

Question 2

What does the 'Pedestrian Signal' showing a walking person (white) indicate?

Accepted Answer

Pedestrians may begin crossing the street

Answer

Pedestrians must wait

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Traffic has the right of way

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Cyclists may enter the crosswalk

Question 3

A flashing orange/amber hand pedestrian signal means:

Accepted Answer

Pedestrians should not begin crossing but those already crossing may finish

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Stop crossing immediately

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Pedestrians have the right of way over turning vehicles

Answer

The signal is malfunctioning

Question 4

What additional sign is often placed below a school zone speed limit sign to clarify when it applies?

Accepted Answer

A time and day sign (e.g., 7–8 AM and 2–3 PM, School Days)

Answer

A flashing beacon only

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A calendar showing school months

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A crossing guard schedule board

Question 5

Which sign tells a driver that pedestrians must push a button to get a crossing signal?

Accepted Answer

'Push Button For Walk Signal' sign

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'Pedestrian Crossing' sign

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'Yield to Pedestrians' sign

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'School Zone' sign

Question 6

A 'Watch for Children' sign is most commonly found near:

Accepted Answer

Residential areas, parks, and schools

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Highway on-ramps

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Industrial zones

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Interstate rest areas