What information does a green road sign convey?
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A.
Permitted movements and direction guidance Correct
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B.
Stop or yield actions posted on the sign
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C.
General warning of a possible hazard
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D.
Public recreation and scenic destinations
The answer is "Permitted movements and direction guidance"
Green covers indicated movements permitted and direction guidance. Choice B borrows red's stop-and-yield job, common when a reader remembers only that traffic signs command action and picks the strongest command they can name.
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B. Stop or yield actions posted on the sign
Assigns red's stop-and-yield role to green. This answer recalls only that traffic signs command actions and grabs the strongest command in the color list.
C. General warning of a possible hazard
Uses yellow's caution role in place of green's guidance role. This answer guesses that any color pushing a driver to look ahead is a warning color.
D. Public recreation and scenic destinations
Uses brown's public-recreation meaning on a green sign. This answer blends destination signs and park signs because both point drivers toward a named place.
This question tests your knowledge of Guide Signs in Texas. Source: Texas Driver Manual, "Traffic Signs (Standard Colors)," p.25..
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