Car permit · Warning signs
Road signs shaped like a diamond are used to:
Correct answer: Warn you of possible hazards ahead.
Answer options
- AIdentify routes that are part of the interstate system
- BShow where schoolchildren cross the street
- CWarn you of possible hazards ahead Correct
Why
Diamond-shaped signs are warning signs that alert you to a hazard or unusual condition ahead, such as a curve, a merge or a slippery surface. Interstate routes are marked with a shield, and school crossings with a five-sided sign.
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Topic: Warning signs License: Car permit
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