West Virginia Permit Test (DMV Knowledge Test) — All Questions

A red, eight-sided sign at an intersection tells you to:

• a.Slow and yield to cross traffic
• b.Merge to the right
• c.Stop completely, then go when it is safe✓
• d.Watch for a signal ahead

The octagon is used only for STOP; make a full stop at the line or crosswalk, then proceed when safe. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, traffic signs)

An orange, diamond-shaped sign usually means:

• a.You are in or approaching a work zone✓
• b.A school crossing ahead
• c.A recreational area
• d.A dead-end street

Orange signs mark construction and maintenance work zones; slow down and watch for workers. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, work zones)

A steady yellow traffic light means:

• a.Speed up to clear the intersection
• b.The light is about to turn red; stop if you can do so safely✓
• c.Turn only
• d.The signal is malfunctioning

A steady yellow warns that red is coming; stop if you can do so safely rather than entering on red. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, traffic signals)

Two solid yellow lines in the center of the road mean:

• a.Passing is allowed for both directions
• b.The road is one-way
• c.Use the lane for turns only
• d.Neither direction may cross to pass✓

Double solid yellow lines separate opposing traffic and may not be crossed to pass. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, pavement markings)

A round sign with a black X and the letters RR warns that you are approaching:

• a.A rest stop
• b.A railroad crossing✓
• c.A river crossing
• d.A runway

The round yellow railroad advance-warning sign tells you a highway-rail crossing is ahead; be ready to stop for trains. (West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook, warning signs)