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NameDateThink About ItCircle the best answer.1. When you approach a school zone, you shoulda. look for children, then slow down.b. slow down and look for children.c. speed up to get through the school zone faster.2. The maximum speed isa. the speed you must always drive.b. the highest speed you may drive under ideal conditions.c. the slowest speed you can drive.3. At every STOP sign you musta. come to a full stop before proceeding.b. slow down.c. stop and count to 50 before going ahead.02.2 Traffic SignalsWords and Ideastraffic signal: Traffic signals are colored lights or signs that tell drivers or pedestrianswhat to do.flashing signal: A flashing signal is a light that goes on and off. It warns you to slowdown or stop.Figure It Out: Find the PictureBelow is a list of different traffic signals. Find a picture of each in <strong>Drive</strong> <strong>Right</strong>,pages 27-30. Write the page number next to the correct traffic signal.1. traffic light 3. flashing light2. arrow 4. pedestrian signal14 Chapter 2 Signs, Signals, and Roadway Markings Unit 1 The Driving Task
NameDatetraffic arrows: Traffic arrows point the direction that traffic must flow. They arealso used to tell you when you can turn at an intersection.pedestrian signal: This signal tells pedestrians whether they should walk or wait tocross the street.rush hour: Rush hour is during the time of day when many people are going to andfrom work. There is a morning rush hour and an evening rush hour in and aroundmost cities.lane signal: This is a signal, usually overhead,that tells whether a lane can or cannot bcused at a specific time.right-turn-on-red: You can turn right whenthe red signal is on unless there is a signthat says you may not.Go straight aheadwhen arrow is greentraffic control officer: This person tells carswhen and where to go. The officer uses hand signals to direct traffic.1 Traffic Control Officers' Hand Signals IStop Turn left 'Turn right2Unit 1 The Driving TaskChapter 2 Signs, Signals, and Roadway Markings 15
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