1. Idaho Public Driver Education Signs, Signals, & Roadway Markings

2. Colors Have Meaning RedGreen BlueYellow BlackWhite OrangeBrown

3. Shapes Have Meaning OctagonRectangle Triangle Diamond Pentagon Pennant Rectangle Circle Crossbuck

4. Traffic signs have three purposes: 1.Regulate traffic, movement or parking 2.Warn of potential dangers or road conditions 3.Provide information and guidance

5. Three Types of Signs Regulatory Warning Guide

6. Signs that require obedience!

7. Where must drivers stop? Where are they located? The 60 Second Driver

8. Four-Way Stops The 60 Second Driver

9. When must drivers yield? Where are they located?

10. Yield Signs The 60 Second Driver

11. SPEED LIMIT SIGNS

12. Speed Limits  Urban Areas  Parks  Rural Interstate  Urban Interstate  School Zones

13. Other Regulatory Signs

16. Give you advanced warning of a hazard WARNING SIGNS

17. Yellow and black is the most eye-catching color combination!

22. RR sign or RR painted on the pavement are advanced warning signs. Crossbucks are yield signs. The train has the right-of-way! Railroad Crossing Warnings Flashing red lights Bells Gates If you hear or see a train

24. ORANGE is for Construction REMEMBER  Common Sense  Caution  Concentration

25. Types of Work Zones Stationary Work Areas Moving Work Areas

26. Markings Indicating Drivers are Entering a Work Zone

27. Work Zones Areas Advance Warning Transition Buffer Work Area ENDEND

28. Tips for Driving Through Work Zones: Fines double in a work zone! Proceed with extreme caution Drive at the posted speed Watch out for workers Stay in your lane Report unsafe conditions

29. Guide you to a Location

30. US Route Marker Roadway Information

31. Services

32. Recreation

33. Signals o Steady lights o Flashing lights o Signal/Sign combinations NO TURN ON RED

34. Dog House Signals

35. Dog house signals are being replaced by the type seen at right which allow for a flashing yellow light instead of the solid green light that was confusing to some drivers.

36. When the Light Turns Green The 60 Second Driver

37. Yellow Lights The 60 Second Driver

38. Pavement Markings Left turn only lane Stop lines Cross Walks ONE WayTWO Way Two lane rural Multi-lane

39. YELLOW LINES ALWAYS KEEP TO THE RIGHT OF A YELLOW LINE

41. BROKEN YELLOW LINES SEPARATES TRAFFIC GOING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS

43. BOTH DIRECTIONS MAY CROSS THIS LINE

44. YELLOW DOTS SEPARATES TRAFFIC GOING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS LANE GUIDE MARKERS KEEP TO THE RIGHT OF THIS LINE

45. SOLID YELLOW LINE SEPARATES TRAFFIC GOING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS KEEP TO THE RIGHT OF THIS LINE DO NOT CROSS EXCEPT WHEN TURNING LEFT OFF OF THE ROADWAY

46. DOUBLE SOLID YELLOW LINES SEPARATES TRAFFIC GOING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS KEEP TO THE RIGHT BOTH DIRECTIONS OF TRAFFIC MAY NOT CROSS BOTH DIRECTIONS CANNOT PASS LEFT TURNS FROM ROADWAY PERMITTED PASSING IS PERMITTED

48. SOLID YELLOW WITH A YELLOW BROKEN LINE TRAFFIC WITH THE SOLID LINE CANNOT PASS TRAFFIC WITH THE BROKEN LINE MAY PASS

49. Passing Lane Markings

50. WHITE LINES

51. SOLID WHITE DO NOT CROSS USUALLY A FOG LINE ALONG THE RIGHT SIDE OF A ROADWAY MARKING THE EDGE OF THE TRAVEL PORTION OF A ROADWAY

53. BROKEN WHITE SEPARATES TRAFFIC GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION ONE WAY STREETS DRIVERS MAY CROSS THIS LINE STAY TO THE LEFT OF THE FOG LINE

55. DOUBLE SOLID LINES SEPARATES TRAFFIC GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION BOTH LANES OF TRAFFIC CAN’T CROSS

56. BARRIER LINE TREAT THIS LINE AS IF IT WERE A CONCRETE BARRIER DO NOT CROSS THIS LINE IS TWICE AS WIDE AS A NORMAL LANE LINE

57. Shared Turn Lanes

58. Car Pool Lane