Avoid stopping at an accident scene unless you’re involved or emergency responders have not yet arrived. Keep your attention on driving, be cautious of pedestrians near the road, and do not drive to the scene just to observe.

A flashing yellow light means “caution.” Slow down, look carefully, and continue with caution.

If you drive past these signs, you’re headed in the wrong direction and risk a head-on collision. Safely turn around.

Warning signs, typically diamond-shaped with black symbols or words on a yellow background, provide alerts about road conditions ahead.

This sign warns that the road may be slippery when wet.

Larger vehicles, like trucks and SUVs, have bigger blind spots, particularly close to the rear. These areas cannot be seen in the vehicle’s side or rearview mirrors.

Yield the right of way to pedestrians or any vehicles that may be stuck in the intersection, even when you have a green light. Always be cautious and aware of pedestrians in all situations.

A triangular yield sign requires you to slow down and yield to any vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians approaching the intersection.

This sign indicates that the road ahead will turn sharply to the right and then to the left.

When turning, always begin from the lane closest to the direction you want to go, and turn into the lane closest to where you were.

If arrested for Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI) and refusing a chemical test, your license can be suspended for one to five years. This suspension is in addition to any penalties from being convicted of the OVI itself.

Collisions often occur when drivers go too fast or too slow compared to other vehicles on the road. To avoid accidents, try to drive with the flow of traffic while adhering to the posted speed limit.

This sign indicates the presence of a school crossing ahead.

This sign directs you to stay to the right of an upcoming divider.

Warning signs, which are typically yellow with black markings, alert drivers to potential hazards ahead. This sign specifically indicates that you are entering a school zone, so you should reduce your speed and watch out for children.

This sign marks the beginning of a one-way street or ramp. You must not continue driving in the current direction.

An eight-sided stop sign requires you to come to a complete stop at an intersection. After stopping, check for pedestrians and cross traffic, then proceed only when it’s clear.

It is illegal to drive so slowly that you disrupt the flow of traffic. Driving too slowly may result in a citation, as it can create hazards for other drivers.

This sign warns that a hill is ahead.

Chevron signs signal sharp curves ahead, usually placed at intervals along the curve to indicate its direction.

A red arrow on a traffic signal requires a full stop, and you must wait until the light or arrow turns green to proceed unless otherwise indicated by signs.

As more vehicles fill the roads, road rage incidents become more common. To prevent road rage, always use turn signals, follow speed limits, and give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination.

Avoid using high beam headlights when approaching or following other vehicles at night. Switch to low beams to ensure the safety and visibility of all road users.

This sign marks parking spaces that are reserved for people with disabled parking permits.

Warning signs, typically yellow with black markings, warn drivers about an upcoming traffic signal. Drivers should be prepared for changes in light or cross-traffic conditions.

This sign indicates that a divided highway begins ahead. The road splits into two one-way roadways separated by a median or divider. You must keep to the right.

A sign that prohibits U-turns indicates you should not make a U-turn where it is posted.

If you see a broken yellow line next to a solid yellow line, it means that you can pass other vehicles only if you are driving in the lane next to the broken line.

In the event of an accident, avoid moving injured people unless absolutely necessary. Improper handling can turn minor injuries into serious ones. Keep the injured warm and attempt to stop any severe bleeding with direct pressure until help arrives.

Distracted driving is extremely dangerous, not just for you and your passengers but also for other road users such as pedestrians, cyclists, and other drivers. Stay focused on the road to reduce the risk of accidents.

A flashing red light requires you to come to a complete stop before proceeding when the road is clear.

On roads with multiple lanes, make space for vehicles merging in. If possible, move over one lane if there’s no vehicle in the lane next to you.

This sign warns that road conditions may be especially slippery when wet.

If another driver is driving aggressively, take action to distance yourself from them both physically and mentally. Avoid eye contact, gestures, or anything that could escalate the situation. If safe, slow down and let them pass.

Pedestrians should walk facing oncoming traffic, staying as far to the left side of the road as possible.

Use your horn to warn other drivers or pedestrians when they may not be aware of your presence. For instance, if you believe another driver is about to hit you, honking the horn can help alert them.

Driving too fast on slippery roads, particularly in turns, is extremely dangerous. Slow down when navigating curves in these conditions.

Arrows on the road help indicate which lanes are designated for specific actions, like going straight or turning.

This sign warns of two-way traffic ahead.

This sign marks an intersection with a divided highway, meaning the road is separated into two one-way lanes by a median or guide rail.