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150 DMV EXAM 2026 UPDATE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADE A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)

crossroad - ANS-The road meets an intersecting crossroad ahead. Drivers should be alert

to entering traffic.



side road - ANS-The road meets an angled side road ahead. Drivers should be alert to

entering traffic.



Y intersection - ANS-Drivers are approaching a fork in the road. They should prepare to slow

down or stop before turning left or right.



pavement ends - ANS-The road surface ahead changes from pavement to gravel or dirt and

tires will have less traction.



traffic island - ANS-There is a traffic island on the roadway and drivers may travel on either

side of the obstruction.



divided highway ahead - ANS-A divided highway begins ahead. Drivers should keep to the right
of the

median.



divided highway ends - ANS-The divided highway ends ahead. Drivers should keep to the right
and be

,alert to oncoming traffic.



two-way traffic - ANS-Lanes travel in two different directions. Drivers should keep to the right

and be alert to oncoming traffic.



exit speed limit - ANS-Drivers should slow to the posted speed limit once they have entered

the freeway's deceleration lane.



reduced speed ahead - ANS-The speed limit is reduced on the roadway ahead. Drivers should
begin

to slow down.



advisory speed - ANS-An upcoming curve or turn in the road requires a decreased speed.

Travel may resume at the normal speed limit after the turn is completed.



low shoulder - ANS-The shoulder ahead is lower than the main-traveled portion of the road.

Drivers should expect a drop if they leave the roadway.



low clearance - ANS-An overhead structure may be too low for certain vehicles to safely

continue on the roadway.



downhill slope - ANS-The road ahead slopes at a steep grade. Drivers should increase their

following distance and decrease their speed.



fallen rock - ANS-There may be large fallen rocks on the road surface. Drivers should be

alert and prepared to safely maneuver around the obstacles.

,drawbridge - ANS-The bridge ahead is a drawbridge. Drivers should slow to a stop when

told to do so by a sign, signal, or flagger.



ice on bridges - ANS-Bridges freeze more quickly than the rest of the road. Drivers should use

caution when driving on bridges under wet or freezing conditions.



narrow bridge - ANS-The bridge ahead is more narrow than the preceeding roadway. Drivers

should use caution when driving on a narrow bridge.



one-lane bridge - ANS-The bridge ahead has only one traffic lane. Drivers should be prepared
to

yield to oncoming traffic.



bump - ANS-There is a sudden bump on the road ahead. Drivers should slow down to

avoid losing control of their vehicle.



dip - ANS-There is a sudden dip in the road ahead. Drivers should slow down to

avoid losing control of their vehicle.



grooved pavement - ANS-The road surface has been grooved to improve traction under
slippery

conditions. Cyclists should use caution.



dead end - ANS-The road ahead comes to an end. Drivers will have to turn around to

leave the ending roadway.

, school zone - ANS-Drivers are in a school zone and must be alert to children and

pedestrians. Drivers should reduce their speed.



school crossing - ANS-Drivers are approaching a school crossing and must be alert to children

and pedestrians. Drivers should reduce their speed.



playground area - ANS-Drivers are near a playground and should be extra alert to children on or

near the roadway.



railroad crossing - ANS-The roadway intersects with railroad tracks. Drivers must yield to all

trains and proceed only when it is safe to do so.



railroad crossing - ANS-The roadway intersects with railroad tracks. Drivers must yield to all

trains and proceed only when it is safe to do so.



uneven grade crossing - ANS-The roadway intersects with railroad tracks on an uneven grade.

Vehicles with low undercarriages may have difficulty crossing the

tracks.



roadwork ahead - ANS-A work zone is ahead on the roadway. Drivers should proceed with

caution and follow all provided directions.



shoulder work - ANS-Maintenance is taking place on the shoulder of the road. Drivers should

proceed with caution and follow all provided directions.



flagger ahead - ANS-A flagger is directing traffic through a work zone. Drivers should proceed

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