DMV Questions about Road Signs and Signals for Hawaii

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1. Left turns against a solid red light are:

A) Never allowed

B) Allowed from a one-way street to a one-way street

C) Allowed from any street after stopping and yielding

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2. This sign means:

A) Soft shoulder

B) Winding road

C) Slippery when wet

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3. You want to turn right at an intersection with this sign. What should you do?

A) Turn carefully but yield to other traffic

B) Stop and wait for a green light

C) Go straight ahead

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4. This sign means:

A) School zone

B) Library

C) Pedestrian sidewalk

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5. What does this sign mean?

A) Traffic in the left-hand lane can turn left or go straight

B) Traffic in the left-hand lane must go straight

C) Traffic in the left-hand lane must turn left

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6. This road sign means:

A) Cross road

B) School or school crossing

C) Pedestrian crossing

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7. Where can you expect this sign?

A) At the end of a no-passing zone

B) At railroad crossings

C) At the beginning of a no-passing zone

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8. This yellow sign means:

A) Divided highway ahead

B) Work zone ahead

C) Blocked highway ahead

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9. Which traffic light has the same meaning as a stop sign?

A) Flashing red

B) Steady red

C) Flashing yellow

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10. This lane control signal (a steady yellow X) means:

A) Stop ahead

B) Slow down

C) Prepare to change lane

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Hawaii Road Signs Questions

You are looking at the second road signs and signals test in our series of Hawaii practice tests. It focuses on the road signs and traffic signals described in the Hawaii Driver’s Manual.

You must recognize and be able to identify all the signs described in the manual. Several of them will show up on your DMV knowledge test.

It would also be helpful to learn about the shapes and colors of road signs. DMV may ask about that, too.

Hawaii Traffic Signals Questions

Traffic light signals are also crucial for your Hawaii knowledge exam.

Besides knowing the standard three-color signals, you must also understand the different arrow signals, what flashing red and yellow signals mean, and how overhead lane signals control traffic.