Regulatory Signs
Stop, yield, speed limit, and other rule-enforcing signs.
Regulatory Signs rules in North Carolina follow the federal framework with state-specific limits, distances, and exceptions. The practice questions below are drawn from the North Carolina driver handbook, so they track the state's own rules.
Regulatory Signs questions, North Carolina edition.
Each question links through to a full explanation, the rule it tests, and a citation back to the manual.
- What does this Do Not Enter sign require of a driver facing it? →
- When does the passing restriction created by this Do Not Pass sign end? →
- You are following a light rail vehicle on a shared street and see this R15-5a sign as the train stops at a station. What does it require of you? →
- You approach this sign posted at the front of a raised median that splits the roadway. What does it require of you? →
- What does this sign require of a driver turning left when the signal shows a solid green ball? →
- What does this No Left Turn sign require of a driver in the lane where it is posted? →
- What does this R15-6 sign require of a driver? →
- What does this No Right Turn sign require of a driver in the lane where it is posted? →
- You approach this No U-Turn sign and need to reverse your direction of travel. What does the sign require? →
- What does this crossbuck sign require of a driver approaching the tracks? →
- What does this Speed Limit 50 sign tell a driver about 50 mph on this roadway? →
- A stop sign requires a driver to do what at the marked location? →
- After the wheels have fully stopped at a stop sign, when may the driver proceed? →
- What does this Stop Here For Pedestrians sign require of a driver? →
- What does this yield sign require of a driver approaching it? →
- Which sign does the manual tell drivers to watch for to avoid entering an interstate in the wrong direction? →
- You have stopped at a stop sign. When does the manual say you may move into the intersection? →
- What shape and color is the yield sign? →
- The octagonal (eight-sided) shape is used for which sign? →
- What does a yield sign require a driver to do? →
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