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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You see this sign as you come over the top of a hill on a country road. What does it warn you about?
Correct answer: Your road ends ahead at a cross road, so you must turn left or right.
Why
The manual shows a family of intersection warning signs: cross road, side road, T-intersection and Y-intersection. Each symbol shows the shape of the road ahead as seen from your direction of travel. Slow down early, because a stop or yield sign often controls the end of the road.
Verified against South Carolina Driver's Manual · Warning Signs · p. 63
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