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Nebraska Permit Test: Road Signs Practice Questions
Shapes, colors and meanings of regulatory, warning and guide signs.
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Question 1
In Nebraska, what does a yellow-green (fluorescent) warning sign usually relate to?
Schools, pedestrians and bicycles
Road construction and maintenance work
Incident management and crash detours
Recreation and cultural interest areas
Correct answer: Schools, pedestrians and bicycles
Yellow-green is used for warning signs specific to pedestrians, bicycles, playgrounds, schools and school buses; pink marks incident management.
Source: Section 3B-1: Sign Colors
Question 2
What is a pink sign used for in Nebraska?
Incident management
Construction
School zones
Motorist services ahead
Correct answer: Incident management
Pink signs are used for incident management, such as detours around a crash scene.
Source: Section 3B-1: Sign Colors
Question 3
What are the small Reference Post Marker signs along Nebraska highways for?
Interstate exit numbers only
Mile points for calling for help
Snow emergency route markers
Speed-enforcement checkpoints by aircraft
Correct answer: Mile points for calling for help
Reference post markers are placed every mile on Nebraska highways so drivers can give their location when they need help or there is an emergency.
Source: Section 3B-5: Special Signs
Question 4
Which vehicles must display the slow-moving vehicle emblem on Nebraska roads?
School buses
All trucks over 10,000 lb
Those that travel 25 mph or less
Vehicles towing trailers
Correct answer: Those that travel 25 mph or less
Vehicles that travel 25 mph or less, such as farm equipment, must display the slow-moving vehicle emblem on public roads.
Source: Section 3B-5: Special Signs
Question 5
What is the blue Emergency Notification System (ENS) sign at a railroad crossing for?
Showing train schedules
Directing truck routes
Marking a quiet zone
Reporting crossing problems
Correct answer: Reporting crossing problems
The blue ENS sign gives a 24/7 number answered by railroad dispatchers for reporting malfunctions, stalled vehicles or other dangers at the crossing.
Source: Section 4G: Railroad Crossings – Railroad Emergency Notification System
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