It is a good idea to know and understand all signs described in the MO Driver’s Guide. Do you want to try again?
Speed reduction sign. Advance notice to upcoming speed limit change. Be prepared to slow down. There are several types of work zones that take place on Missouri roadways. Knowing the difference between these work zones will help you understand what to expect when driving through them.
Merging Traffic sign. Traffic from another road will be entering the road. Be prepared for vehicles to move into your lane.
T Intersection Ahead. The road you are traveling does not continue. You must turn either right or left. Slow down and prepare to yield or stop .
Slow Moving Vehicle. A reflective orange triangle on the rear of a vehicle means it is traveling less than 25 mph. You may see this sign on construction equipment or farm vehicles.
Road curves. A curve sign is used to warn of a curve where the recommended speed is less than the posted speed limit for the highway. Curve and turn signs may have an advisory speed plate that shows the recommended speed for the curve or turn. Although you may feel comfortable driving at a higher speed in fair weather, you should never do so in rain, snow, or icy conditions.
You are going against traffic. You made a wrong turn and have entered a lane of oncoming traffic. As quickly and safely as possible, pull off the road, turn around and go back.
The wrong way sign supplements the do not enter sign. It is placed along the exit ramp or the one-way roadway farther from the crossroad. It tells you that you have already entered a one-way road and are driving in the wrong direction.
Keep Left. Some roadway locations require traffic to pass only to the left side of a feature or obstruction.
Stop Ahead. There is a stop sign ahead on the road you are on. Be prepared to stop.
This three-sided sign is shaped like a pennant. The sign indicates the start of a no passing zone.
Side Road Railroad Crossing. This sign tells you there is a railroad crossing if you turn right into the side road.
Lane control signs use an arrow symbol to tell you which direction you can go from each lane. The signs are along the road or hanging over the road.
Divided highway begins ahead. The highway ahead is divided into two one-way roadways separated by a median or barrier.
Slow down for sharp change of direction of travel. Chevron may be used instead of the large arrow sign to outline the edge of a curving road or to supplement the large arrow sign. They are placed on the outside of a turn.
Stop signs are always octagonal (eight-sided). A stop sign means that you must bring your vehicle to a complete halt.
Bicycle – Share the Road. Watch for bicycle riders traveling in the same lane as vehicular traffic.
No U-Turn. This sign means that you are not allowed to make a U-turn.
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The Missouri driver’s examination has four specific tests.
When applying for your first Missouri learner’s permit, you must pass the vision screening, a road sign recognition test, and a written knowledge test at a Missouri State Highway Patrol driver examination station.
You must also pass the road skills examination to qualify for the first driver’s license.
When you renew your Missouri driver’s license in person, you must also retake the road sign recognition test.
This sample test helps you study for the road sign recognition part of your exam. It has 16 questions about all the road signs described in the Missouri Driver Guide .
You should aim for a full score on each practice test; it will help you on the actual exam and also help you when you start driving. Knowing signs by color, shape, symbols, and meaning is essential for safety on the road.
The real examination puts special emphasis on these signs:
In addition to the road sign recognition test, new drivers must also pass the 25-question written test.
