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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test
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On a rural road with a 50 mph limit, you pass a yellow diamond sign with a black winding line. No lower speed is posted. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow down and be ready for a series of curves that can limit your view
Why
Sign colors and shapes work as a code: yellow means a general warning, and a diamond marks a special hazard that the symbol describes. White signs state rules, green signs give directions, and orange signs warn of road work. Warning signs stand before the hazard, so use the distance to slow down before you reach it.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Warning signs · p. 27, 37
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