Describe 3 ways traffic signs display information(color, shape, text). Give an example of each.
A red sign always signifies stop/do not enter/or wrong way
Yellow: Yellow stands for caution. A yellow traffic sign serves as a general warning.
Green: Green means go! A green traffic sign signals that you can proceed, or provides you with direction on where to proceed.
Black and White: Black and white traffic signs provide posted regulations (i.e., speed limits).
Orange: Orange signals construction time! If you see an orange traffic sign, you will likely encounter construction or road maintenance ahead.
Brown: Brown traffic signs reference local recreation areas or scenic points of interest.
Blue: Blue stands for guidance. Blue traffic signs often offer information to assist motorists.
An octagon signals the need to stop.
An upside down triangle always means "yield."
A diamond always warns of possible hazards ahead.
Pennant-shaped traffic signs serve as advanced warning of no passing zones.
Round stands for railroad. When you see a round traffic sign, you will likely see a railroad crossing.
A pentagon signals a school zone ahead or a school crossing zone.
Horizontal rectangles typically provide guidance to drivers.
Vertical rectangle usually serve as regulatory notices
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