Maine Permit Test (Motorist Handbook) — All Questions

A red octagon-shaped sign means:

• a.Stop completely✓
• b.Yield
• c.No U-turn
• d.Detour

Only STOP signs use the octagon shape. Stop fully at the line or crosswalk, then proceed when it is safe. (Maine Motorist Handbook, traffic signs)

In rural Maine you may see a yellow diamond sign showing a leaping deer or moose. It warns you to:

• a.Speed up through the area
• b.Watch for animals that may enter the road✓
• c.Hunt only in that area
• d.Expect a farm crossing

A yellow diamond with an animal symbol warns of frequent wildlife crossings; slow down and be ready to stop, especially at dawn, dusk, and night. (Maine Motorist Handbook, warning signs)

A flashing yellow traffic light means:

• a.Stop and stay stopped
• b.The same as a stop sign
• c.Slow down and proceed with caution✓
• d.Speed up

A flashing yellow signal warns you to slow down and proceed carefully, watching for cross traffic or hazards. (Maine Motorist Handbook, traffic signals)

A double solid yellow center line means:

• a.Passing is allowed both ways
• b.You may drive in the center
• c.The road is one-way
• d.Passing is not allowed in either direction✓

Two solid yellow lines mean neither direction may pass; stay in your lane and do not cross to pass. (Maine Motorist Handbook, pavement markings)