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You see this sign near an interstate exit. What kind of information does it give?
Correct answer: Motorist services, such as fuel, food or a hospital.
Why
Guide signs are rectangles, and their color tells you the kind of information: green for directions, distances and mileposts, blue for services, and brown for recreation and culture. Knowing the colors helps you find what you need without slowing down to read every sign. Warning signs, by contrast, are yellow and usually diamond-shaped.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Guide signs · p. 18, 19
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