New York DMV Permit Written TestRoad SignsEasy
You are driving on a highway and see a large green rectangular sign overhead that displays 'EXIT 15' with an arrow pointing diagonally down and to the right. What information does this sign provide?
- AIt informs you of the upcoming exit number and the direction to take.
- BIt marks the point where you should begin to slow down for the exit ramp.
- CIt indicates a service area is available at the upcoming exit.
- DIt signifies a rest area is located 15 miles ahead.
Show answer & explanationAnswer & explanation
Correct answer: A. It informs you of the upcoming exit number and the direction to take.
Green guide signs provide directional information. An 'EXIT' sign with a number and an arrow clearly indicates the upcoming exit and the direction for that exit.
Why the other options are wrong
- B. This is incorrect; while you should slow for an exit, the sign's primary purpose is informational, not a speed instruction.
- C. This is incorrect; service areas are indicated by blue signs, or specific symbols on green signs.
- D. This is incorrect; rest areas are indicated by specific symbols or text, and this sign indicates an exit, not a distance to a rest area.
Exit Sign (Guide Sign)
A green rectangular guide sign used on highways to inform drivers of upcoming exits, typically displaying the exit number and an arrow indicating the direction of the exit ramp.
- Green background with white lettering/symbols.
- Provides directional and navigational information.
- Crucial for planning highway travel and exits.
Memory trick: Green means go, or where to go; blue means services, you know.