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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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What does an orange diamond or rectangle with black symbols generally identify?
Correct answer: Construction, maintenance, or emergency work
Why
Orange work-area devices warn of temporary hazards such as workers, equipment, detours, or changed lane surfaces.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Orange work-area warning · p. 53
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