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Oregon Practice Guide Signs

You see a green sign with a city name and an arrow. What kind of sign is this?

  1. A.
    A guide sign showing direction to that city. Correct
  2. B.
    A regulatory sign requiring you to turn.
  3. C.
    A warning sign about a coming intersection.
  4. D.
    A motorist service sign for fuel and food.
The Why

The answer is "A guide sign showing direction to that city."

Green identifies guide and information signs. A green sign with a city name and arrow points you toward that destination. The color tells you the category before you read the words: green means guidance, not regulation, not warning, not service.

Why the others miss

The traps in the wrong answers

B. A regulatory sign requiring you to turn.

A green directional sign gives guidance, not a regulatory order; it does not require any maneuver. Misreading: Treats a green guide sign as a regulatory command, ignoring that green signs give exit information or show the direction of roads or cities.

C. A warning sign about a coming intersection.

Warning signs are yellow with symbols, not green with city names. Misreading: Confuses green guide signs with yellow warning signs that announce intersections like Crossroad or Side Road ahead.

D. A motorist service sign for fuel and food.

Motorist service signs are blue, not green. Misreading: Confuses green guide signs with the blue Motorist Service Signs that indicate gas, food, and lodging.

The Rule

This question tests your knowledge of Guide Signs in Oregon. Source: Oregon Driver Manual, "Route, Guide, and Information Signs," p.13..

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