Minnesota Permit Test Study - Road
Signs and Lights 100% Correct
sharp turn ahead
divided highway begins
Divided highway ends
Slow-moving vehicle (30mph or less)
cattle crossing
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Minnesota Road Signs and Lights: A Study Guide for Drivers, Exams of Physical Education and Motor Learning
A comprehensive list of common road signs and lights found in minnesota, along with their meanings and associated actions. It is a valuable resource for drivers preparing for their permit test or seeking to refresh their knowledge of traffic regulations. Various sign types, including warning signs, regulatory signs, and guide signs, and includes explanations of different light signals.
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Minnesota Permit Test Study - Road
Signs and Lights 100% Correct
sharp turn ahead divided highway begins Divided highway ends Slow-moving vehicle (30mph or less) cattle crossing
winding road merging traffic steep hill lane ends;two become one cross road
signal ahead workers flagman ahead detour road closed
stop left turn only no trucks multiple turning lane do not enter
no passing zone stop sign ahead two way traffic Traffic signal Ahead road narrows
road closed Road turns ahead/changes direction reserved parking US highway Minnesota highway
mile marker no standing any time no pedestrians no turns left turn only
interstate freeway left or straight only bus/carpool lane one way keep right
Low clearance/space ahead Bridge narrower than roadway Red Sign Color Prohibits and commands White sign color Regulates Yellow sign color Warns Neon-green sign color Warns and controls in pedestrian and bicycle crossings and school areas
Orange sign color Warns and controls in construction zones Green sign color Guides and informs Blue sign color Describes services for motorists Brown sign color Indicates historic, cultural, or recreation sites. Flashing Red light =red light (stop) Red arrow light Stop Yellow light Stop if safe to do so Flashing yellow light/arrow Caution Green arrow Can safely turn in arrow's direction