Louisiana Permit Test: Signals & Pavement Markings Practice Questions

Correct answer: The green arrow is ending; prepare to stop

A steady yellow arrow means the green arrow is ending; prepare to stop and yield to oncoming traffic or pedestrians.

Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Traffic Lights, and Pavement Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Stop; don't turn until the green arrow

A red arrow means stop; you may not go in that direction until the green arrow returns.

Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Traffic Lights, and Pavement Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Let crossing traffic clear the intersection

If stopped when the light turns green, you must allow crossing traffic to clear the intersection before going.

Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Traffic Lights, and Pavement Markings – Traffic Signals

Correct answer: Yes, to turn but not to pass

You may not cross double solid yellow lines to pass, but you may cross them to make a turn.

Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Traffic Lights, and Pavement Markings – Lane Markings

Correct answer: You are going the wrong way

Red raised pavement markings indicate going against the direction of travel on a road that must not be entered.

Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Traffic Lights, and Pavement Markings – Lane Markings

Correct answer: Make the turn, then go around the block

If you are in a turn-required lane, make the turn and drive around the block rather than stopping or changing lanes suddenly.

Source: Chapter 3: Signs, Traffic Lights, and Pavement Markings – Lane Markings

Correct answer: An all-way (four-way) stop

When a traffic-control signal isn't functioning, the intersection reverts to an all-way or four-way stop.

Source: Chapter 6: Traffic Laws and Regulations – Traffic Control