Motorcycle · Guide signs
While riding on a highway, you approach a large sign with white lettering on a green background. What kind of information does a sign like this give you?
Correct answer: Route guidance such as destinations, distances and exits.
Answer options
- ALegal requirements such as speed limits and turn restrictions
- BWork zone alerts such as lane closures and flaggers
- CHazard warnings such as sharp curves or slippery pavement
- DRoute guidance such as destinations, distances and exits Correct
Why
Green signs with white lettering are guide signs: they tell you which way to go, name destinations, give distances to places ahead and mark upcoming exits. They do not warn of hazards or state legal requirements; warnings appear on yellow signs, rules such as speed limits on white regulatory signs, and work zone alerts on orange signs.
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Topic: Guide signs License: Motorcycle
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