Guide Signs
Direction, distance, and service information signs.
Guide Signs rules in Oregon follow the federal framework with state-specific limits, distances, and exceptions. The practice questions below are drawn from the Oregon driver handbook, so they track the state's own rules.
Guide Signs questions, Oregon edition.
Each question links through to a full explanation, the rule it tests, and a citation back to the manual.
- What color identifies guide and information signs that show direction to cities and exit information? →
- What kind of place does a brown sign point to? →
- You are driving an Oregon highway and see signs marked SAFETY CORRIDOR carrying diamond-shaped flags. What do those flags mark? →
- You see a blue sign with a white letter H. What does it tell you? →
- What color sign tells you a rest area is ahead? →
- The number printed on a green exit sign helps a driver: →
- You enter a marked Safety Corridor. What should you do? →
- What does a route marker shield along an Oregon road tell you? →
- You see a green sign with a city name and an arrow. What kind of sign is this? →
- What does this sign tell a driver about the road ahead? →
- You approach an intersection and see this destination sign. What does its arrow refer to? →
- A single green rectangular sign at an intersection lists three destinations, each next to its own arrow. How should a driver use the sign? →
- What does this D9-11b sign tell a driver about services available ahead? →
- What does this sign tell you about the facility ahead? →
- What does this exit direction sign at a freeway ramp confirm for a driver? →
- What does this Exit Gore sign mark on the freeway? →
- A green rectangular sign posted at the point where an off-ramp splits from the freeway shows EXIT with a number and an arrow. What does this sign identify? →
- What does this Food sign tell a driver about the road ahead? →
- What does this Gas sign tell a driver about the road ahead? →
- What does this Hospital sign tell a driver? →
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