Take a deep dive into US road signs and learn what each MUTCD traffic sign means. Roadway signs in the United States come in different colors: red is only used on stop, yield and …

Road signs are vital for safe driving, providing information about the road ahead, guiding traffic flow, and ensuring the safety of all road users. This guide introduces the basics of road signs. …

A yield sign is a regulatory traffic sign that instructs drivers to slow down and, if necessary, stop to allow other road users (vehicles and pedestrians) the right-of-way before proceeding. …

The road narrows sign is a warning sign. Road narrows signs indicate that the road ahead will not be as wide as the road you’re currently on. This sign is a warning of upcoming potential …

Side road signs indicate there is a side road that enters the highway, typically from the right. The entry side will be indicated on the sign. This side road sign warns drivers of an upcoming …

The slippery road sign warns drivers they are on a road that's prone to water and ice which cause a slippery condition. Learn more about the definition, location, and more.

This road signs test has 40 questions in a true/false format, allowing you to identify traffic control signs, which will help you prepare for your written knowledge test and travel the streets safely.

Drivers encountering a winding road sign must be prepared to slow down as the sign designates a section of curved road ahead. Winding road signs are used in situations where there are three …

Drivers encountering a pedestrian crossing sign should be alert for any people who might walk or run in front of their vehicle. Pedestrian crossing signs provide advance notice of areas of high …

A stop sign is a regulatory sign - a traffic control device that warns drivers to slow down and prepare to stop. It’s used when there are no other cars around, or at the end of a line of traffic. …