FLAGGER
CERTIFICATION
EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETED
QUESTIONS &
CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
GRADEDGUARANTE
ED 100%BPASS.
,These two kinds of crashes occur frequently near
the taper and channeling devices - ANSWER-Fixed
Object & Sideswipe
Stop/Slow retroreflective paddles must be ----- wide,
and letters ------ high. - ANSWER-18" wide, 6" letters
Flaggers shall never flag from these (3) main areas.
- ANSWER--On/Under a Bridge -On/Under an
overpass -In a vehicle
These are low intensity flashing lights mounted on
barricades, drums, panels or other advanced
warning signs. - ANSWER-Type A
These are high intensity flashing lights mounted on
advance warning sings to mark extremely hazardous
conditions. - ANSWER-Type B
These are steady burn lights used to mark the
roadway edge during nighttime hours. - ANSWER-
Type C
, These are 360 degree steady burn lights used to
delineate the edge of a traveled way - ANSWER-
Type D
These (2) types of lights should be placed on the
outside of the curve to delineate a curve. -
ANSWER--Type C -Type D
These (2) types of lights should be used at night -
ANSWER--Type A -Type C
Distance from which class A and C lighting should
be visible at night - ANSWER-3000 ft
Retroreflective vests must be visible to this minimum
distance. - ANSWER-1000 ft
For nighttime flagging, this type of safety vest should
be worn. - ANSWER-Class 3
35.74 + .6215T - 35.75 (V0.16) + .4275T (V0.16) -
ANSWER-Wind chill formula
The minimum mounting height from the roadway to
the bottom of an electric arrow panel. - ANSWER-7'
CERTIFICATION
EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETED
QUESTIONS &
CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
GRADEDGUARANTE
ED 100%BPASS.
,These two kinds of crashes occur frequently near
the taper and channeling devices - ANSWER-Fixed
Object & Sideswipe
Stop/Slow retroreflective paddles must be ----- wide,
and letters ------ high. - ANSWER-18" wide, 6" letters
Flaggers shall never flag from these (3) main areas.
- ANSWER--On/Under a Bridge -On/Under an
overpass -In a vehicle
These are low intensity flashing lights mounted on
barricades, drums, panels or other advanced
warning signs. - ANSWER-Type A
These are high intensity flashing lights mounted on
advance warning sings to mark extremely hazardous
conditions. - ANSWER-Type B
These are steady burn lights used to mark the
roadway edge during nighttime hours. - ANSWER-
Type C
, These are 360 degree steady burn lights used to
delineate the edge of a traveled way - ANSWER-
Type D
These (2) types of lights should be placed on the
outside of the curve to delineate a curve. -
ANSWER--Type C -Type D
These (2) types of lights should be used at night -
ANSWER--Type A -Type C
Distance from which class A and C lighting should
be visible at night - ANSWER-3000 ft
Retroreflective vests must be visible to this minimum
distance. - ANSWER-1000 ft
For nighttime flagging, this type of safety vest should
be worn. - ANSWER-Class 3
35.74 + .6215T - 35.75 (V0.16) + .4275T (V0.16) -
ANSWER-Wind chill formula
The minimum mounting height from the roadway to
the bottom of an electric arrow panel. - ANSWER-7'