NJ ROAD SIGNS TEST: 01 of 01
Free New Jersey Road Signs Practice Test 1
Learn to recognize New Jersey road signs, understand their meanings and prepare for your New Jersey MVC permit test with multiple-choice practice questions.
STUDY TOPICS
Road Signs
Warning, regulatory, and all road signs
TEST FORMAT
Question Pool
Multiple-choice road sign questions
YOUR GOAL
Target Pass Mark
Aim for 80% or higher
Before You Start the New Jersey Traffic Signs Test:
Review the road signs section in the official New Jersey Driver Manual and make sure you know all traffic signs.
What does this sign represent?
Maximum legal speed limit.
Recommended speed for the exit.
Minimum speed for the highway.
Suggested speed for heavy trucks.
This sign recommends a safe speed for an exit ramp or a curve. It is an advisory speed, not a mandatory limit.
What does this sign mean?
Stop only if turning right.
The precise location to stop.
Stop only if there is traffic.
Speed up on red.
This sign tells you the exact line where you must stop when the traffic light is red.
What does this sign indicate?
Divided highway begins.
Two-way traffic ahead.
Double lane highway.
Opposite traffic separated.
This sign warns that you are approaching a road where traffic moves in two opposite directions on the same roadway. It does not mean there are only two lanes or that the road is divided.
What does this sign indicate?
Traffic lanes merge ahead.
A sharp turn ahead.
A hill ahead.
A road narrows ahead.
The Merge sign indicates that traffic lanes merge ahead.
What does this sign indicate?
A traffic signal is ahead.
A stop sign is ahead.
A railway crossing is ahead.
A pedestrian crossing is ahead.
The Signal Ahead sign warns drivers that a traffic signal is ahead. Be prepared to slow down and stop if the signal turns red.
What does this sign mean?
A reduction in the number of lanes ahead.
A winding road ahead.
A school ahead.
A merge ahead.
The Lane Reduction Ahead sign indicates that the number of lanes decreases ahead.
What does this sign indicate?
Railroad crossing ahead.
Intersection ahead.
Railroad crossing near an intersection.
Slow down and proceed.
This sign warns that a railroad track is right next to an intersection. Don't stop on the tracks while waiting for a traffic light.
What does this sign represent?
State route marker.
U.S. route marker.
Interstate route marker.
County route marker.
This shield-shaped sign identifies a U.S. Route. It is distinct from the blue-and-red Interstate signs and the square or circular signs often used for State or County routes.
What does this sign indicate?
No passing zone ahead.
Hospital ahead.
Double crossroads ahead.
Railroad crossing ahead.
This yellow circular sign with a black 'X' and 'RR' warns motorists that they are approaching a railroad crossing.
What does this sign represent?
A hill ahead.
A cross road ahead.
A lane reduction ahead.
A divided highway.
The Hill sign indicates a hill ahead.
What does this sign represent?
Sharp curve ahead.
Winding road ahead.
Sharp turn ahead.
Slippery when wet.
This sign warns of a sharp 90-degree turn where you must slow down significantly. A regular curve sign would show a more gradual, rounded arrow.
What does this sign mean?
A railroad crossing is ahead.
A traffic signal is ahead.
A stop sign is ahead.
A yield sign is ahead.
The Yield Ahead sign warns drivers that a yield sign is ahead. Be prepared to slow down and yield the right-of-way to other traffic.
What does this sign mean?
Left turn only.
Straight only.
Left turn or straight only.
Left turn or U-turn only.
This sign means you can either go straight or turn left from this lane. You cannot do only one or the other if the lane allows both.
What does this sign mean?
Stop.
Yield.
No Entry.
Speed Limit.
A red and white inverted triangle is a yield sign, which means you must slow down and give the right of way to other traffic.
What does this sign represent?
Divided highway ends.
Divided highway begins.
Two-way traffic ahead.
Keep left of the median.
The black symbol at the top shows the highway is splitting into two separate roads. You must keep to the right of the divider.
What does this sign indicate?
Slippery road ahead.
First right then left ahead.
Curved road ahead.
Winding road ahead.
This sign warns of a winding road with three or more curves in a row. You should slow down and drive carefully.
What does this sign signify?
Replace the actual stop sign.
Indicate a four-way stop.
Warn of an upcoming stop.
Yield to oncoming traffic.
This sign is a warning sign. It is used when a stop sign is not visible from a distance (due to a curve or hill) to give drivers enough time to slow down.
What does this sign mean?
Hospital ahead.
Crossroad ahead.
Double T-Junction ahead.
Railway crossing ahead.
This sign warns you that another road crosses the main highway ahead. You should be alert and look in all directions for traffic.
What does this sign represent?
U.S. route marker.
Interstate route marker.
County route marker.
State route marker.
In New Jersey, a square black sign with a white circle and a number indicates a State Route.
How does this sign differ from 'NO PARKING'?
You can never stop your vehicle here.
You can stop only to unload packages.
You can only stop for passengers.
There is no difference between the two.
'No Standing' is stricter than 'No Parking'. You can only stop for a moment to drop off or pick up people, but you cannot park or wait for someone.