Worksheet K2XDW7

Worksheet by Sharon Paulovich
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Physics
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100
Language
ENG
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Master pavement markings: yellow/white lines, arrows, curb colors & signals!

module-1-pavement markings.pdf Pavement Markings Slide Show This video will eplain the difference between yellow and white lines. In addition to the video, refer to the above slide show to answer the following questions. Characteristics of yellow and white lines. Sort the following: Yellow LInes Separate traffic moving in opposite directions Mark the left edge of divided highways Marks the left edge of a one way street White LInes Separate traffic going in the same direction Mark the right edge of the roadway Stop lines, crosswalks and parking spaces are marked by these lines Broken Yellow Two-way traffic pass with caution Solid Yellow Two-way traffic no passing White Lines One direction roadway, passing permitted Reversible Lanes Carries traffic in opposite directions at different times. Signals above the lanes to designate traffic flow. Reserved or Restricted Lanes Reserved for special vehicles. Marked by special signs or markings (white diamond). Shared Left-Turn Lanes Left turns from either direction in middle of roadway. Left turns from driveway onto roadway to wait to merge into a gap in traffic. Reversable Lanes Reversable Lanes Matching GREEN ARROW Drivers are permitted to drive in that lane RED X The lane is closed to drivers STEADY YELLOW X Indicates the driver should safely vacate this lane because it will soon be controlled by a red X. FLASHING YELLOW X The lane is for turning left only Label the following pavement markings. Use the following to label the picture: Curb markings, Handicapped parking, Multiple turn lanes(Your work will be marked incorrect, if you do not copy the phrases exactly how they are shown) Handicapped parking Curb markings Multiple turn lanes Additional information on pavement markings Triangles painted on the pavement indicate that you must yield. Arrows Indicate direction of the flow of traffic. A painted curb means that you must follow special rules to park there. Curb Colors and Rules White Stop only long enough to pick up or drop off passengers Yellow Stop only long enough to load or unload. Stay with your car Red Do not stop, stand or park Blue Parking is reserved for persons with disabilities How To Use Centre Left Turning Lanes Correctly Flashing Signals

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