Signs, Signals and Markings — Oklahoma Driver's License Practice Test

This Oklahoma Driver's License Signs, Signals and Markings practice set has 98 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Oklahoma Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

Sample questions

Three questions from the Signs, Signals and Markings bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

1. What kind of information do traffic signs give you?

   • Information about the road, highway system, traffic flow, and local regulations and laws — Correct answer
   • Only the names of nearby restaurants and hotels
   • Only the current weather conditions
   • Only the price of fuel at the next exit

   Explanation: Traffic signs give information about the road, the highway system, traffic flow, and local regulations and laws. They warn you about hazards, identify your route, and direct the speed and movement of traffic.

   Handbook: Signs, Signals and Markings — Traffic Signs

2. How quickly should you be able to recognize the shapes and colors of traffic signs?

   • Immediately, even at a distance — Correct answer
   • Only after you stop the vehicle
   • Only when you are within 10 feet of the sign
   • There is no need to recognize them quickly

   Explanation: The shapes and colors of traffic signs have specific meanings, and you should be able to recognize them immediately, even at a distance.

   Handbook: Signs, Signals and Markings — Shapes and Colors

3. Even if a stop sign is damaged or blocked by dirt or snow, how do you know you must stop?

   • By its octagonal (eight-sided) shape and red color — Correct answer
   • By its diamond shape and yellow color
   • By its round shape and green color
   • By its rectangular shape and blue color

   Explanation: Even if a stop sign is damaged or blocked by dirt or snow, you know by its octagonal (eight-sided) shape and red color that you must stop.

   Handbook: Signs, Signals and Markings — Shapes and Colors