
Approaching an Intersection
This diagram illustrates the decision-making process for approaching an intersection. It will help you understand the steps and considerations you need to make when encountering different types of intersections.Regulatory Signs
These signs instruct drivers on what they must or must not do.Stop Sign
- Shape: Octagon
- Color: Red
- Action: Come to a full stop and proceed when safe.
Yield Sign
- Shape: Downward triangle
- Color: Red and white
- Action: Slow down and give way to traffic and pedestrians.
Speed Limit Sign
- Shape: Rectangle
- Color: White with black lettering
- Action: Do not exceed the posted speed.
Warning Signs
Warning signs alert drivers to potential hazards or changes in road conditions.Curve Ahead
- Shape: Diamond
- Color: Yellow with black symbols
- Action: Slow down for an upcoming curve.
Pedestrian Crossing
- Shape: Diamond or rectangle
- Color: Yellow with black symbols
- Action: Watch for and yield to pedestrians.
School Zone
- Shape: Pentagonal
- Color: Yellow with black symbols
- Action: Slow down and observe posted speed limits.
Guide Signs
Guide signs provide directional and mileage information to specific destinations.Interstate Sign
- Shape: Shield
- Color: Red, white, and blue
- Action: Follow for routes on the interstate highway.
Street Name Sign
- Shape: Rectangle
- Color: Green with white lettering
- Action: Identifies the street or road.
Informational Signs
These signs provide helpful information and points of interest.Hospital Nearby
- Shape: Rectangle or square
- Color: Blue with white symbols
- Action: Indicates access to medical facilities.
No Parking
- Shape: Rectangle
- Color: Red and white
- Action: Parking is not allowed in the designated area.