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Colorado Permit Test: Road Signs Practice Questions
Shapes, colors and meanings of regulatory, warning and guide signs.
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Question 1
At a stop sign with no stop line or crosswalk, where must you stop?
Ten feet past the sign
In the middle of the intersection
Right beside the stop sign, wherever it is placed
At the point nearest the crossing road where you can see approaching traffic
Correct answer: At the point nearest the crossing road where you can see approaching traffic
Stop at the stop line; if none, before the crosswalk; if none, at the point nearest the intersecting road with a view of traffic.
Source: Traffic Signs
Question 2
What colors are Colorado warning signs?
Yellow or fluorescent green with black symbols
White with red or black letters, like regulatory signs
Blue with white symbols
Orange with black letters
Correct answer: Yellow or fluorescent green with black symbols
Warning signs are yellow or fluorescent green with black symbols.
Source: Traffic Signs
Question 3
Which traffic sign is the only round one, according to the Colorado handbook?
The stop sign
The yield sign used at roundabouts and merges
The speed limit sign
The railroad advance warning sign
Correct answer: The railroad advance warning sign
The railroad advance warning sign is the only round traffic sign.
Source: Traffic Signs
Question 4
What does the blue Emergency Notification System (ENS) sign at a railroad crossing give you?
Directions to the nearest station
The speed limit for trains passing through town
A phone number to report problems and a number identifying the crossing
The train schedule for that crossing
Correct answer: A phone number to report problems and a number identifying the crossing
ENS signs give a telephone number to report problems and a DOT number identifying the exact crossing.
Source: Traffic Signs
Question 5
What does a "Pass 3 ft min" sign remind drivers?
Keep 3 feet from the car ahead
Only applies where the sign is posted
The passing lane is 3 feet wide
Give bicyclists at least 3 feet when passing, on all roads even without the sign
Correct answer: Give bicyclists at least 3 feet when passing, on all roads even without the sign
Drivers must allow 3 feet of clearance when passing bicyclists on all roadways, even if no sign is posted.
Source: Traffic Signs
Question 6
How should you treat a railroad crossbuck sign?
The same as a stop sign, always
As information only, with no duty to slow down
The same as a yield sign
As a speed limit
Correct answer: The same as a yield sign
Crossbuck signs should be treated the same as a yield sign; a sign below shows the number of tracks.
Source: Railroad Crossing and Light Rail
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