DMV Road Signs and Traffic Lights - Wisconsin Flashcards

DMV Road Signs and Traffic Lights - Wisconsin Flashcards Upside down TriangleSchool and School Crossing Sign (Shape) StopYield A Regulatory Sign.Never try to beat a train and never stop on the tracks. Also never sift gears when crossing the tracks.A round yellow warning sign with an "X" symbol and black "RR" letters is placed before you reach the crossing.A white, X with "Railroad Crossing" is on the railroad. It has the same meaning as a Yield sign.If lights are flashing or gate is closing slow down and stop for the train, do not go around it.Construction Signs (About) BrownInformation No ParkingDo Not Enter Railroad Crossing "crossbuck"Road Workers Ahead Signal AheadDeer Crossing

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A Guide Sign.Blue with white lettering. Location of services like rest area, gas, or hospitals.Route Signs (About) No Left TurnNo U-Turn AirportStop, yield, or you cannot do something OctagonWarning of Possible Danger (Shape) Yield AheadBicycle Traffic Speed LimitKeep Right A Guide Sign.Shape and color of route number signs indicate the type of roadway.Reference Markers (About) Steady YellowSlow down, check for cross traffic, and process with caution (Traffic Light) A Regulatory Sign.Reflective orange triangle near the rear of a vehicle. It may be traveling less than 25 mph. You may see this sign on construction equipment, in rural areas, on farm or horse-drawn carriages.Amish are not required to use this for religious reasons.Railroad Crossing Warning Signs (About) GreenStop Sign (Shape) Truck Rollover Reduce SpeedStop Ahead CircleCome to a full stop and wait until the green. You may turn right on red if no sign prohibits it and it is safe. (Traffic Light) Steady GreenYou can turn in the direction of the arrow. There should be no oncoming traffic while the arrow is this color. (Traffic Light) These signs are yellow with black lettering or symbols and most are diamond shaped. They warn you about a special

situation or that a hazard is ahead.Regulatory Signs (About)

These signs are square, rectangular, or have a special shape and are usually white or red with black, red, white or green letters or symbols . They tell you the requirements for stopping, yielding, traffic direction, lane use, turning, speed limits, parking and other special situations.Some signs have a red circle with a red slash over a symbol.These signs prohibit certain actions.Do Not Enter Sign (About) A Regulatory Sign.Has 8 sides and is red with white letters.You must come to a full stop and wait until crossing vehicles and pedestrians have cleared the way. If you cannot see slowly move ahead and stop again before entering the intersection.Yield (About) A Regulatory Sign.Pavement markings, along with these optional signs, show you where you cannot pass. A yellow pennant sign facing you on the left side of the road indicates the beginning of a no passing zone Stop (About) A Regulatory Sign.Means you cannot enter. You will see this sign at the openings to roadways that you should not enter such as exit ramps Speed Limit Signs (About) Orange diamond shaped sign with black lettering or symbols. Warn you about people working. You must obey these people. Traffic fines double in these areas.Guide Signs (About) Rectangle (Portrait)Yield Sign (Shape) DiamondGuide Sign (Shape) A Regulatory Sign.The maximum speed allowed and the minimum speed required. Max only when driving conditions are good, should be reduced on curves, especially when slippery, and when it is foggy Lane Use Control Signs (About) Merging LaneRight Lane Ends Flashing RedMeans the same as a red traffic light in Wisconsin (Traffic Light) YellowThe road is being fixed or people are working on or near the road Steady RedThe same as a stop sign. Must come to a full stop and may go when it is safe. (Traffic Light) Green ArrowWarning Signs (About) A Guide Sign.Green/Brown, Square/Rectangle sign with white lettering. Show directions and distance to places like cities, airports, parks, or museums.Service Signs (About) Pedestrian CrossingSchool Crossing Flashing Yellow ArrowYou can go through the intersection but you must yield to emergency vehicles and others as required by law. If you are stopped and the light turns green you must allow crossing traffic to clear first. If turning left make sure it is safe. Oncoming traffic has the right-of-way. (Traffic Light)

Rectangle (Landscape)Information on Driving (Shape) PentagonNo Passing Zone (Shape) Route SignInterstate Red ArrowMeans the light is about to change red. You must stop if it is safe. If you are in the intersection continue on. (Traffic Light) Yellow ArrowYou are permitted to go but must first yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, then proceed with caution (Traffic Light) WhiteParks, recreation areas or scenic places Road Work AheadFlagger Ahead Triangle on the Side (like a Flag)Railroad Crossing (Shape) A Regulatory Sign.Tell you where you can turn or what direction you can turn from a certain lane. They often use an arrow symbol. These signs may be located on the side of the road or hanging over the lane of travel. They may also be painted on the road No Passing (About) Intersection/Cross RoadDivided Roadway/Highway Sharp Turn to the LeftCurve to the Right Two Way Left TurnNo Passing Slow Moving VehicleRailroad Crossing Warning RedTells you where you can get help Disabled AccessHospital BlueWarning OrangeInformation, rules or laws Roundabout AheadHill Help you navigate and inform you of services availableDestination Signs (About) Slippery When WetMerge Flashing YellowIf turning in this direction, you should stop if it is safe to do so (Traffic Light) A Regulatory Sign.Downward pointing triangle. Red and white with red letters. Must slow down and yield to right of way traffic where you are crossing Slow Moving Vehicle (About)