Indiana Road Signs
These 44 Road Signs questions are framed the way the Indiana DMV practice test asks them, each with a clear explanation and a reference to the official Indiana handbook.
On the Indiana driving test, road signs questions are part of the 50-question exam. Indiana requires a score of 80% (40 correct answers) to pass.
Road signs are your silent guides on the road. This category covers the three main families of signs: regulatory signs that enforce traffic laws (like stop and yield), warning signs that alert you to hazards ahead, and guide signs that help you navigate.
The DMV test heavily emphasizes sign recognition. You’ll need to identify signs by their shape, color, and symbols alone - not just their text. For example, an octagon always means stop, a triangle means yield, and diamond-shaped signs are warnings.
Pay special attention to less common signs like railroad crossings, school zones, and construction warnings. These frequently appear on the test and are critical for safe driving.
Key Topics
- Regulatory signs (stop, yield, speed limit)
- Warning signs (curves, crossings, hazards)
- Guide and informational signs
- Sign shapes and colors
- Construction and school zone signs