DMV Permit Test: the signs everyone misses
Road signs by shape, the right-of-way rules that decide the test, and a practice quiz.
Road signs by shape, the right-of-way rules that decide the test, and a practice quiz.
You don't have to memorize the whole handbook. You have to know the shapes.
Octagon = stop, always. Triangle = yield. Diamond = warning ahead. Read the shape before you read the words.
Solid yellow line on your side — can you pass?
No. Yellow separates opposite directions; solid means no passing. A broken yellow line on your side means you may pass when clear.
Flashing red light means…
Treat it like a stop sign: full stop, then go when it's safe. Flashing yellow means slow down and proceed with caution.
Two cars reach a four-way stop at the same time. Who goes first?
Same time means the car on the right has right-of-way. If you arrive first, you go first — arrival order beats position.
The three-second rule: pick a fixed object, count after the car ahead passes it. Rain or night: make it six.
A school bus stops with its red lights flashing on an undivided road. What do you do?
On an undivided road, traffic in BOTH directions must stop. This question shows up on nearly every state test.
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