Where is a Do Not Enter regulatory sign posted?
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A.
On one-way streets and roadways where you may not enter. Correct
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B.
In front of construction zones with workers actively present.
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C.
Only along the exit ramps of a limited access highway.
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D.
At the end of a divided highway where two-way traffic resumes.
The answer is "On one-way streets and roadways where you may not enter."
Do Not Enter guards the entry to a one-way street or roadway where entering would put you against traffic. Narrowing the sign to expressway ramps, as choice C does, ties it to the Wrong Way sign that shares that setting.
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B. In front of construction zones with workers actively present.
Construction warnings use an orange color scheme; Do Not Enter is a red regulatory sign. This answer mistakes the red circular symbol for an orange construction warning.
C. Only along the exit ramps of a limited access highway.
Do Not Enter appears wherever a one-way roadway begins, not only on expressway ramps. This answer narrows the sign to expressway ramps, tying it to the Wrong Way sign that does appear there.
D. At the end of a divided highway where two-way traffic resumes.
The end of a divided highway is signed with the yellow Divided Highway Ends warning, not Do Not Enter. This answer follows a rule of thumb that any spot where two-way traffic begins gets a red Do Not Enter posting.
This question tests your knowledge of Regulatory Signs in Florida. Source: Florida Driver Manual, "Regulatory Signs: Do Not Enter," p.47..
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