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North Carolina road signs practice test 1
Twelve road signs to identify: STOP, YIELD, the shape used only for STOP signs, STOP AHEAD, the railroad advance warning sign and crossbuck, school zones, road work, DO NOT ENTER, DO NOT PASS, the no-passing pennant and pedestrian crossings. Answers are based on the North Carolina Driver Handbook; a few sign meanings follow the national sign manual (MUTCD). The real North Carolina traffic signs test is a separate test of 12 signs, identified by color and shape, and for a regular Class C license you need 9 of 12 correct. This set matches it: 12 signs, 9 to pass. There is no time limit.
Exam mode: timed, answers at the end, like the real test. Practice mode: untimed, the answer and explanation after each question.
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Covers: warning (6) · regulatory (5) · road signs (1)
A sample question
What does a five-sided sign shaped like this one mean?
- A playground ahead with a 15 mph limit at all times
- A pedestrian-only street
- A bus stop for public transit
- A school zone or school crossing: watch for children
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