Traffic Signals

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When stopping for a train at a railroad crossing in Texas, you must stop no closer than _____ and no farther than _____ from the nearest rail.

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Traffic signals control the flow of traffic at intersections and crossings. This category covers standard traffic lights, arrow signals, flashing signals, and pedestrian signals.

Understanding the meaning of each signal color and type is essential. A steady green means proceed with caution, a yellow means prepare to stop, and a red means stop completely. Flashing signals have different meanings — a flashing red acts like a stop sign, while a flashing yellow means proceed with caution.

Arrow signals, lane-use signals, and pedestrian countdown timers are also commonly tested. Know when you can and cannot turn on a red light, and understand the difference between a green arrow and a circular green.

Key Topics

Steady and flashing signals
Arrow signals and protected turns
Pedestrian signals and crosswalks
Right turn on red rules
Malfunctioning traffic signals

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Defensive Driving45 Road Rules & Speed Limits44 Road Signs40 Safety38 Distractions & Impairment35 General Knowledge30 Vehicle Safety & Equipment30 Traffic Signals25 Sharing the Road19 Turns & Intersections15 Adverse Weather12 Right of Way11 Passing & Lane Changes10