Georgia Road Signs Test (2026)
Every road sign on the Georgia exam, with what it means. Free and unlimited.
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What this test covers
This draw of 40 questions breaks down like this:
- Right-of-Way & Intersections — 14
- Traffic Signs & Signals — 11
- Speed Limits & Speed Management — 6
- Sharing the Road — 4
- Traffic Lanes, Passing & Turning — 2
- Adverse Conditions — 1
- Points & Penalties — 1
- Safe Driving — 1
Heaviest on Right-of-Way & Intersections (14 of 40) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.
6 are Georgia-specific questions, drawn from the state handbook rather than general road rules.
Each test on this site draws a different set, so Test 1, 2 and 3 never repeat a question.
Questions on this test
1. Georgia's Move Over Law requires you, when possible, to move over for:
- Only at night
- Stopped emergency and utility vehicles with flashing lights
- No one
- Only fire trucks
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Answer: Stopped emergency and utility vehicles with flashing lights
Move over a lane for stopped emergency and utility vehicles displaying flashing lights.
2. At an uncontrolled T-intersection, the driver on the road that ends must:
- Go first
- Yield to traffic on the through road
- Stop only at night
- Speed up
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Answer: Yield to traffic on the through road
The through road has priority; the ending road yields.
3. You must stop for a stopped school bus with flashing red lights unless you are:
- On the opposite side of a divided highway with a median
- On any road
- In a hurry
- Behind it
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Answer: On the opposite side of a divided highway with a median
Only on a divided highway with a median may opposite-direction traffic proceed.
4. Brown signs indicate:
- Detours
- Weigh stations
- Recreational and cultural areas (parks)
- Emergency routes
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Answer: Recreational and cultural areas (parks)
Brown signs mark recreational and cultural sites such as parks and campgrounds.
5. What does this blue sign with a white 'H' indicate?
- A hotel
- A highway exit
- A help phone
- A hospital nearby
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Answer: A hospital nearby
A blue 'H' sign points to a hospital.
6. A safe following distance in normal conditions is at least:
- Two seconds
- One second
- Three to four seconds
- Half a second
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Answer: Three to four seconds
Keep a minimum of three to four seconds; increase it in poor conditions.
7. A 'No U-Turn' sign is posted. You may:
- U-turn anyway if clear
- U-turn only at night
- U-turn slowly
- Not make a U-turn there
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Answer: Not make a U-turn there
Obey the sign — no U-turns where prohibited.
8. A pedestrian who is using a white cane or a guide dog steps into the road. You must:
- Honk to warn them
- Yield only if at a crosswalk
- Yield and stop — they always have the right-of-way
- Proceed carefully around them
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Answer: Yield and stop — they always have the right-of-way
You must always yield to a blind pedestrian using a white cane or guide dog.
9. A posted speed limit in Georgia is:
- Optional on interstates
- The maximum for ideal conditions — slow down when conditions are worse
- The minimum
- A suggestion
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Answer: The maximum for ideal conditions — slow down when conditions are worse
The posted number is the maximum for ideal conditions; drive slower when needed.
10. What does this sign warn of?
- A hospital
- A crossroad ahead where another road crosses
- A dead end
- A rest area
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Answer: A crossroad ahead where another road crosses
A cross-road warning shows an intersecting road ahead — watch for entering traffic.
11. Keeping a space cushion around your car is important because it:
- Is required by law only
- Looks good
- Saves fuel
- Gives you time and room to avoid trouble
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Answer: Gives you time and room to avoid trouble
Space in front, back, and to the sides gives you options to avoid a crash.
12. You are already in an intersection when an emergency vehicle approaches with its siren on. You should:
- Speed up and keep going
- Clear the intersection, then pull to the right and stop
- Reverse out of the intersection
- Stop right where you are
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Answer: Clear the intersection, then pull to the right and stop
Never stop in an intersection — clear it first, then pull to the right edge and stop.
13. As your speed increases, the distance needed to stop:
- Increases sharply
- Decreases
- Only matters at night
- Stays the same
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Answer: Increases sharply
Higher speed means a much longer stopping distance — roughly quadrupling when you double your speed.
14. A yield sign is shaped as a(n):
- Octagon
- Circle
- Downward triangle
- Rectangle
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Answer: Downward triangle
The yield sign is a downward-pointing triangle.
15. Turning left at a green light with oncoming traffic present, you should:
- Wait in the intersection (if legal) and turn when there's a safe gap
- Turn quickly first
- Back up
- Turn from the right lane
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Answer: Wait in the intersection (if legal) and turn when there's a safe gap
You may enter to wait, then complete the left turn when oncoming traffic clears.
16. Turning right on red, you must yield to:
- No one
- Pedestrians and cross traffic before turning
- Only bikes
- Only cars
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Answer: Pedestrians and cross traffic before turning
Right-on-red is allowed after a full stop, yielding to pedestrians and cross traffic.
17. When exiting a roundabout, you should:
- Speed up sharply
- Reverse
- Stop first
- Signal your exit and watch for pedestrians in the crosswalk
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Answer: Signal your exit and watch for pedestrians in the crosswalk
Signal before your exit and yield to pedestrians crossing at the exit.
18. A pedestrian steps off the curb into the crosswalk against a 'Walk' signal as you turn. You must:
- Yield and let them cross safely
- Speed up
- Proceed
- Honk
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Answer: Yield and let them cross safely
Yield to pedestrians lawfully in the crosswalk, even while you're turning.
19. What does this sign warn of?
- A store ahead
- A dead end
- A toll ahead
- A stop sign ahead
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Answer: A stop sign ahead
A stop-ahead warning means a stop sign is coming up; slow down and prepare to stop.
20. What does this sign warn of?
- A stop sign ahead
- A yield sign ahead
- A dead end
- A rest area
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Answer: A yield sign ahead
A yield-ahead sign warns that a yield is coming up — be ready to give the right-of-way.
21. In a two-lane roundabout, you should choose your lane based on:
- Always the left
- Your car color
- The car ahead
- Where you plan to exit (signs show which lane for which exit)
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Answer: Where you plan to exit (signs show which lane for which exit)
Use lane-choice signs before the roundabout to pick the correct lane for your exit.
22. In a work zone you should watch for and yield to:
- Only trucks
- No one
- Workers, equipment, and flaggers directing traffic
- Only cars
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Answer: Workers, equipment, and flaggers directing traffic
Slow down and obey flaggers; watch for workers and equipment.
23. In a highway work zone, you should:
- Ignore the cones
- Speed up to get through
- Change lanes rapidly
- Slow down, obey the posted work-zone limit, and watch for workers
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Answer: Slow down, obey the posted work-zone limit, and watch for workers
Slow down, follow the reduced limit, merge early, and watch for workers and equipment.
24. A pedestrian is crossing at a corner that has no traffic signal. You should:
- Speed up to pass first
- Yield and let the pedestrian cross safely
- Honk and continue
- Proceed — you have the right-of-way
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Answer: Yield and let the pedestrian cross safely
Yield to pedestrians crossing at intersections, even where there is no signal or painted crosswalk.
25. Total stopping distance is made up of:
- Only reaction time
- Tire pressure
- Only braking distance
- Perception + reaction + braking distance
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Answer: Perception + reaction + braking distance
Stopping distance = how far you travel while perceiving, reacting, and then braking.
26. To see better at night without blinding others, you should:
- Always use high beams
- Use high beams on open roads and dim them for other vehicles
- Use parking lights
- Never use high beams
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Answer: Use high beams on open roads and dim them for other vehicles
Use high beams where appropriate but dim them for oncoming and nearby vehicles.
27. Georgia's Move Over Law requires you to move over or, if you can't, to:
- Slow down and be prepared to stop
- Change nothing
- Keep your speed
- Speed up
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Answer: Slow down and be prepared to stop
If you can't move over, slow down and be ready to stop for stopped emergency/utility vehicles.
28. You are turning left at an intersection with a steady green light. You must:
- Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, then turn when safe
- Stop and wait for a green arrow
- Sound your horn and turn
- Turn immediately — you have the green
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Answer: Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, then turn when safe
A green light lets you turn left only after yielding to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
29. A sign of this shape and color indicates:
- A construction or work zone
- A school zone
- A hospital zone
- A scenic route
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Answer: A construction or work zone
Orange means a construction or maintenance work zone — slow down and watch for workers.
30. Georgia law requires drivers (and bicyclists) in a roundabout to:
- Ignore signs
- Go clockwise
- Obey the signs and yield to circulating traffic
- Stop in the circle
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Answer: Obey the signs and yield to circulating traffic
Obey roundabout signs and yield to traffic already in the circle.
31. You are driving and see this red sign facing you. It means:
- Speed up
- Yield
- You are going the wrong way — do not proceed; turn around
- Continue
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Answer: You are going the wrong way — do not proceed; turn around
A red 'Wrong Way' sign means you're headed against traffic — stop and turn around safely.
32. At a four-way stop, you should proceed:
- In the order vehicles arrived and stopped
- Whenever you want
- Only if biggest
- After honking
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Answer: In the order vehicles arrived and stopped
Go in arrival order; if you tie, the driver on the right goes first.
33. Your total stopping distance increases with:
- Daylight
- New tires
- Lower speed
- Higher speed, wet roads, and slow reactions
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Answer: Higher speed, wet roads, and slow reactions
Speed, poor road conditions, and slow reaction all lengthen your stopping distance.
34. A green light turns to a steady green arrow for your turn. This means:
- Yield to oncoming still
- Turn is now prohibited
- You now have a protected turn — oncoming traffic is stopped
- Stop
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Answer: You now have a protected turn — oncoming traffic is stopped
A green arrow gives a protected turn; opposing traffic is held.
35. What does this sign warn of?
- A weigh station
- No trucks
- A truck crossing or entering the road ahead
- A truck stop
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Answer: A truck crossing or entering the road ahead
A truck-crossing sign warns that trucks may be crossing or entering; watch for them.
36. In Georgia, your license is suspended if you accumulate how many points within 24 months?
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Answer: 15
15 or more points within 24 months results in a suspension in Georgia.
37. What does this sign tell you to do?
- No left turn
- Turn left only
- Keep to the left of a divider or obstruction
- Merge left
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Answer: Keep to the left of a divider or obstruction
A keep-left sign directs you to pass to the left of a median or obstacle.
38. You want to turn left; an oncoming car is going straight through. Who goes first?
- Whoever signals first
- The oncoming car going straight
- You — left turns have priority
- Whoever is larger
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Answer: The oncoming car going straight
A driver turning left must yield to oncoming traffic going straight through.
39. What does this sign warn of?
- A bike lane ends
- A bike shop
- A bicycle crossing ahead — watch for cyclists
- No bicycles
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Answer: A bicycle crossing ahead — watch for cyclists
A bicycle-crossing sign warns cyclists may cross the road ahead.
40. When turning at an intersection, watch especially for:
- Trucks only
- Only cars
- Pedestrians crossing the road you're turning onto
- Nothing
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Answer: Pedestrians crossing the road you're turning onto
Pedestrians may be crossing the street you turn into — yield to them.
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