Summer Curtis Raven Jeffers Lataziun Lee.  A stop sign is an octagonal sign which notifies a driver to come to a complete stop where indicated  Stop.

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Summer Curtis Raven Jeffers Lataziun Lee

 A stop sign is an octagonal sign which notifies a driver to come to a complete stop where indicated  Stop signs also regulate flow of traffic and help to control speeds

 Wrong way signs indicate that a driver is going the opposite way of which traffic flows  Wrong way signs help to keep people on the correct sides of the road  They also notify a driver of the correct flow of traffic

 Speed limit signs show a driver the appointed speed of the current road that they are traveling  Speed limit signs keep drivers speeds suited to the terrain that is upcoming on a certain road.

 Dip signs indicate that there is a significant indention in the road ahead  When seen a driver should consider slowing speed until past the obstacle

 Deer crossing signs are more often spotted in rural areas  These signs indicate that deer are often seen crossing the road here and drivers should consider slowing

 These signs are generally in more urban areas, most commonly near a park or school  Children at play signs urge motorists to slow down and be more aware of their surroundings to protect the children

 Notifies motorists the direction of a hospital  These signs can also indicate that a specific exit does posses a hospital

 Inform motorists that a fuel station is ahead  Also indicates that a specific exit possesses a fuel station

 Notifies a driver that there is camping ahead  These symbols can also be found on an interstate exit sign indicating that on that specific exit there is a place to camp