School signs
Fluorescent yellow-green school signs mark school areas, crossings and school speed zones. Learn where to slow down and watch for children.
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School signs
Temporary traffic patterns may differ from the route you remember. Watch for a sequence of orange signs, lane markings and flaggers, and follow their directions through the work area. Stay alert even when workers are not visible: narrowed lanes, equipment and uneven surfaces may remain. Read separate speed-limit signs rather than treating the orange warning as a numerical limit.
Sources & scope
Independent educational summaries by DMV One Way. Sign designs follow MUTCD conventions; state and local rules can add restrictions. Use your current state handbook and the signs on the road for the rules that apply to your trip.
Sources checked . Current guide illustrations: public-domain FHWA Standard Highway Signs. Historical illustrations: DMV One Way archive.