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Signs Power Point Assignment To do the following assignment you must have the signs worksheet to write your answers on. Write the letter in the upper left hand corner in the box of the corresponding sign. Lets GO!!!!!

A. Low Clearance Sign The overpass ahead has a low clearance A. Low Clearance Sign The overpass ahead has a low clearance. Do not proceed if your vehicle is taller than the height indicated on the sign.

B. Hill A steep grade is ahead.

C. Deer Crossing Deer regularly cross the highway in this area C. Deer Crossing Deer regularly cross the highway in this area. Slow down and be ready to stop.

D. Crossroad A four-way intersection is ahead. Watch for cross-traffic D. Crossroad A four-way intersection is ahead. Watch for cross-traffic. Be ready to yield the right-of way.

E. Right and Left Curves The road ahead curves right, then left.

F. Winding Road The road ahead winds with a series of turns or curves.

G. Right Curve (with safe speed indicator) The road ahead curves right G. Right Curve (with safe speed indicator) The road ahead curves right. Slow down to the safe speed indicated.

H. School Zone -- School Crossing Slow down -- the speed limit is usually 25 MPH

I. Pedestrian Crossing Watch for people crossing your path I. Pedestrian Crossing Watch for people crossing your path. Be prepared to slow down and stop.

J. Merge Two lanes of traffic are about to become one J. Merge Two lanes of traffic are about to become one. Drivers in both lanes are responsible for merging smoothly.

K. Signal Ahead Traffic signals are ahead K. Signal Ahead Traffic signals are ahead. Slow down and be ready to stop.

L. Advisory Speed Indicates the maximum safe speed for an entrance or exit on the expressway.

M. High Occupancy Vehicle Indicates lanes reserved for buses and vehicles with the minimum number occupants specified on the sign.

N. No U-Turn U-turns prohibited.

O. No Right Turn Right turns prohibited.

P. No Left Turn Left turns and U-turns prohibited.

Q. Speed Limit This indicates the maximum legal speed that you may travel on the road

R. Do Not Enter -- Wrong Way These signs are used often in combination and identify a one-way street, expressway ramp or the wrong direction or wrong side of a divided highway. Do not drive past either of these signs -- turn around.

S. One Way Traffic flows only in the direction of the arrow.

T. Disabled Parking Parking spaces marked with these signs are reserved for individuals with disabled parking privileges.

U. T Intersection The roadway you are traveling on ends ahead U. T Intersection The roadway you are traveling on ends ahead. Signal before turning right or left.

V. Right Curve/Side Road The road ahead curves right and a side road joins from the left within the curve.

W. Sharp Right Turn Be prepared for a sharp turn to the right in the road ahead.

X. Sharp Right and Left Turns The road ahead turns sharply right, then left.

Y. Side Road A road joins from the right Y. Side Road A road joins from the right. Be alert for vehicles entering the roadway you are traveling on.

Z. Lane Reduction The right lane ends soon Z. Lane Reduction The right lane ends soon. Drivers in the right lane must merge left when space opens up. Drivers in the left lane should allow other vehicles to merge smoothly.

AA. Triangle: Yield Slow down to a speed reasonable for the conditions and yield the right-of-way. Stop if necessary.

BB.Diamond: Warning These signs warn you of special conditions or hazards ahead. Drive with caution and be ready to slow down.

DD. Octagon: Stop The octagon (eight-sided) shape always means stop DD. Octagon: Stop The octagon (eight-sided) shape always means stop. You must come to a complete stop at the sign

EE. No Turn on Red You may not turn during the red light EE. No Turn on Red You may not turn during the red light. Wait for the signal to turn green.

FF. No Passing This sign marks the beginning of a no passing zone FF. No Passing This sign marks the beginning of a no passing zone. You may not pass cars ahead of you in your lane.

GG. Keep Right A traffic island, median or obstruction is ahead GG. Keep Right A traffic island, median or obstruction is ahead. Keep to the side indicated by the arrow.

II. Y Intersection You must bear either right or left ahead.

JJ. Slippery When Wet When pavement is wet, reduce your speed.

MM. Slow Moving Vehicle Vehicles which travel at 25 MPH or less. such as farm equipment and horse-drawn vehicles.must display these emblems when using a public highway.

NN. Left Turn Yield on Green This sign is used in combination with a traffic signal. It emphasizes that traffic turning left on the circular green light does not have the right-of-way and must yield to oncoming traffic.

OO. Railroad Crossing This sign indicates that you are approaching a railroad crossing. Slow down, look and listen for trains.

PP. Divided Highway Begins The highway ahead is split into two separate roadways by a median or divider and each roadway is one-way. Keep right.

QQ. Divided Highway Ends The highway ahead becomes a single roadway with traffic going in both directions.Keep right

RR Lane Use Control This sign is used where turning movements are required. The left lane must turn left ahead.

SS Channelizing Devises This devise is used to safely guide drivers through work zones.

TT Detour Sign This sign indicates unusual or potentially dangerous conditions and guides drivers along a different route.

ANSWERS G P JJ Z PP QQ R O D C B A S N Y II U V Q M L F W E FF T GG EE K X MM NN DD BB AA H TT OO RR I SS