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Road signs test

This road signs test asks you what 33 standard US road signs mean, 20 at a time. The signs follow one national standard, so they look the same in every state.

Road signs test

Road signs test
20 questions · 16 to pass
  1. STOP

    What does this sign mean?

  2. YIELD

    What does this sign mean?

  3. DO NOTENTER

    What does this sign mean?

  4. WRONGWAY

    What does this sign mean?

  5. SPEEDLIMIT55

    What does this sign mean?

  6. ONE WAY

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  11. RR

    What does this sign mean?

  12. RAILROADCROSSING

    What does this sign mean?

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  26. NOPASSINGZONE

    What does this sign mean?

  27. ROADWORKAHEAD

    What does this sign mean?

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  32. NARROWBRIDGE

    What does this sign mean?

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    What does this sign mean?

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Road signs and what they mean

SignNameWhat it meansShape and color
STOPStop signCome to a complete stop, yield to traffic and pedestrians, then go when it is safe.octagon, red
YIELDYield signSlow down and give the right-of-way to traffic and pedestrians. Stop if you need to.triangle pointing down, red and white
DO NOTENTERDo Not Enter signYou may not enter this road or ramp. Traffic is coming toward you.square with a circle, red and white
WRONGWAYWrong Way signYou are going against traffic. Pull over safely and turn around.rectangle, red
SPEEDLIMIT55Speed Limit signThe fastest speed allowed on this road in ideal conditions.vertical rectangle, white
ONE WAYOne Way signTraffic moves only in the direction of the arrow.horizontal rectangle, black and white
No U-Turn signYou may not make a U-turn here.square, white with a red circle and slash
No Left Turn signYou may not turn left here.square, white with a red circle and slash
No Right Turn signYou may not turn right here.square, white with a red circle and slash
Keep Right signPass on the right side of the island, median or obstacle where this sign is posted.vertical rectangle, white
RRRailroad crossing ahead signA railroad crossing is ahead. Slow down, look and listen for a train, and be ready to stop.circle, yellow
RAILROADCROSSINGRailroad crossbuck signThe railroad crossing is here. Yield to any train; stop if one is coming.X (crossbuck), white
School zone signA school or school crossing is near. Slow down and watch for children.pentagon (five sides), yellow-green
Pedestrian crossing signPeople may be crossing the road ahead. Slow down and be ready to stop.diamond, yellow
Traffic signal ahead signA traffic light is ahead. Be ready to stop.diamond, yellow
Stop ahead signA stop sign is ahead. Start slowing down.diamond, yellow
Yield ahead signA yield sign is ahead. Slow down and be ready to give the right-of-way.diamond, yellow
Merge signAnother lane of traffic joins yours ahead. Adjust your speed and make room.diamond, yellow
Lane ends signThe right lane ends ahead. Merge left when it is safe.diamond, yellow
Curve signThe road curves to the right ahead. Slow down before the curve.diamond, yellow
Winding road signSeveral curves are ahead. Slow down and stay in your lane.diamond, yellow
Slippery when wet signThe road gets slippery when wet. Slow down and avoid hard braking or sharp turns.diamond, yellow
Divided highway signA divided highway begins ahead. A median will separate you from oncoming traffic.diamond, yellow
Two-way traffic signTwo-way traffic ahead. Oncoming vehicles will use the lane next to yours, with no median between you.diamond, yellow
Hill signA steep downgrade is ahead. Slow down and use a lower gear if needed.diamond, yellow
NOPASSINGZONENo Passing Zone signDo not pass other vehicles here. It is posted on the left side of the road.pennant (sideways triangle), yellow
ROADWORKAHEADRoad work ahead signA work zone is ahead. Slow down and watch for workers and lane changes.diamond, orange
Flagger ahead signA worker is directing traffic ahead. Slow down and follow the flagger’s signals.diamond, orange
Slow-moving vehicle emblemMarks a vehicle built to travel 25 mph or less, such as farm equipment. Pass only when safe.triangle pointing up, orange with a red border
Crossroad signA four-way intersection is ahead. Watch for traffic from the left and right.diamond, yellow
Side road signAn intersection with a side road on the right is ahead. Watch for vehicles turning.diamond, yellow
NARROWBRIDGENarrow bridge signThe bridge ahead is narrower than the road. Slow down and watch for oncoming traffic.diamond, yellow
PNo Parking signYou may not park here.square, white with a red circle and slash
What it is
A practice test on 33 standard US road signs.
What it is not
Not an official test. Your state’s handbook may show more signs than these.
Standard
Sign designs follow the Federal Highway Administration’s Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices; the drawings are our own.
Made by
The Appcellent team
Updated
November 2026