Yes, since they confuse many new drivers, there is a great chance you will see one of these signs (or both) on your test.

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Relax. Don’t read too much into questions. If you have been driving for many years, the real test is mostly common sense.

The “Slippery When Wet” sign warns of unexpected slippery conditions. It typically indicates that a part of the roadway becomes more slippery in wet or cold weather.

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No doubt a lot of things have changed in 40 years. I hope that you have familiarized yourself with your State’s Driver’s Manual. All questions on the practice tests and the real DMV test are from this manual. One main purpose of the test is in fact to make sure you have read the manual.

It is a good idea to read the traffic signs and have an understanding of what they are telling you. There are many dangers on roads and if you don't know what these signs mean, then you could be in trouble with the law.

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You will see the Winding Road sign when there are more than two turns or two curves. Turns or curves on this roadway appear less than 600 feet apart.

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Expect to see the sign close to bridges and overpasses, which freeze first in cold and wet weather. Bridges and overpasses also dry out last. You must slow down and drive cautiously when approaching these spots in damp or cold weather.

Oftentimes, buses must temporarily halt at bus stops to let passengers on and off the bus. This can disrupt traffic, as well as anger and frustration from other drivers.

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Give way signs are an order which tells drivers to essentially slow down and watch the road for other drivers. Giving way is allowing another driver to drive past you.

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When it comes to maintaining your car, one of the most important things you can do is to keep your tyres in good condition. Not doing so can lead to unwanted consequences, potentially costly too.

When there are two turns or two curves ahead, you will typically see the yellow Reveres Turn or Reverse Curve sign. These signs tell you to slow down and prepare to turn first to the right or left and then in the opposite direction.

On the practice tests, don’t waste time on driving points, penalties, permit restrictions, and other details. Questions like that are rarely seen on a renewal test.

The symbols on these two road signs sometimes create confusion. New drivers often mix up the “Slippery When Wet” sign with the “Winding Road” sign.

Road signs

Three other road signs that are pretty easy to mix up are Divided Highway Begins, Divided Highway Ends, and Two-Way Traffic. Learn what they mean and how to tell them apart here: Mixed Up Signs.

I knew these 2 answers but have missed alot of others.I want to go Jan, and get my drivers licenses.I need to study alot more and I will before I go,cause I hear of many going and failing them several time.I don’t want to be one of them.These test are very helpful cause I 55 and haven’t had license since 91 and I hope I will be able to pass it on the 1st. time.

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The give way sign can be traced back in history to the 1900s. It was used in Germany during the 1930s and perhaps earlier in other countries. The introduction of the give way sign became an official policy of many countries in the Middle East, South America and Africa. For example, the Saudi Arabian General Directorate of Traffic signs issued a circular to all traffic departments, outlining regulations on the use of this sign back in 1984 after people used this sign without rules or guidelines. Almost all countries including the UK now have officially adopted the give way sign, and use it on a regular basis.

Give way is a common sign in the UK and used as an encouragement and deterrent to give way. . You will be able to see plenty of examples of the give way sign in use on roads around the world. It is also a good idea to make sure you understand what it means, even if it isn't used in your country. The give way sign has evolved into a universal sign that advises drivers of their legal rights regarding controlled-access roads.

You may find an advisory speed plaque below the sign. For safe driving, you should always slow down to the recommended speed. In adverse weather conditions, you should slow down even more.

The give way sign is often erected by traffic authorities, but it can also be found on the side of buildings and bridges. It can also be found in:

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I am 75 and haven’t taken the written test in 40years,I have been taking the practice test over and over and I can’t seem to pass some of the question s I have never heard of them, I have never been in an accident. I am concedered to be a very good driver. I am at my Witt’s end, I really need my license, and I have a disability with reading directions. What can I do to pass the test?

This is a common sign in the UK which means to give up your right of way. If you are approaching this sign while on a dual carriageway, there is an expectation that drivers will yield to traffic on the other carriageway. The give way sign shows that the way ahead gives way to drivers in the other direction. When you are driving on a multi-lane road, drivers approaching from the right have right of way and must give way to drivers coming from the opposite direction. The give way sign can also be seen on roundabouts where a driver will have no choice but to either give way or stop.

The give way sign is used in the UK and is often erected on new roads to discourage drivers from using the road illegally. The message that motorists receive is clear: if you ignore this sign, you will be penalized on the motorway and in traffic courts. The give way sign has been successfully used worldwide to inform drivers of their legal obligations when driving on controlled-access roads.