Road signs
Questions and answers
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What does the color red mean on a road sign?
Stop, yield, or do what is posted on the sign
Red is used for stop, yield, and signs that tell you to do exactly what is posted.
Chapter 5 · Table 16: Standard Colors ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does the color green mean on a road sign?
Movements permitted and direction guidance
Green shows permitted movements and gives directions.
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A sign tells you where to find gas, food, or lodging. What color is it?
Blue
Blue signs give motorist services guidance.
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What does the color yellow mean on a road sign?
General warning or caution
Yellow is the color of general warning and caution signs.
Chapter 5 · Table 16: Standard Colors ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Signs in black and white give what kind of message?
Regulation
Black and white are the colors of regulatory signs, which state rules.
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What does an orange sign mean?
Construction and maintenance warning
Orange warns of construction and maintenance work.
Chapter 5 · Table 16: Standard Colors ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does a brown sign point you to?
Public recreation and scenic areas
Brown signs give public recreation and scenic guidance.
Chapter 5 · Table 16: Standard Colors ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Which sign is octagon-shaped (eight sides)?
Only the stop sign
The octagon is used exclusively for stop signs, so you can recognize it from a distance.
Chapter 5 · Table 17: Signs by Shape ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Which sign is an equilateral triangle?
Only the yield sign
The equilateral triangle is used exclusively for yield signs.
Chapter 5 · Table 17: Signs by Shape ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does a pennant-shaped sign warn of?
A no-passing zone ahead
The pennant gives advance warning of a no-passing zone.
Chapter 5 · Table 17: Signs by Shape ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What are diamond-shaped signs used for?
To warn of existing or possible hazards
Diamond signs are used exclusively to warn of hazards on or next to the road.
Chapter 5 · Table 17: Signs by Shape ↗PDF, 29 MB -
A vertical rectangle sign is generally what kind of sign?
Regulatory
Vertical rectangles are generally regulatory signs.
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A horizontal rectangle sign is generally what kind of sign?
Guide
Horizontal rectangles are generally guide signs.
Chapter 5 · Table 17: Signs by Shape ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does a pentagon-shaped (five-sided) sign mark?
A school advance or school crossing
Pentagon signs are used for school advance and school crossing signs.
Chapter 5 · Table 17: Signs by Shape ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does a round sign warn of?
A railroad crossing ahead
Round signs are railroad advance warning signs.
Chapter 5 · Table 17: Signs by Shape ↗PDF, 29 MB -
When you see a warning sign, how should you adjust your speed?
Reduce speed to at least the posted speed
Pay attention, follow the instructions, and slow down to at least the posted speed.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Is ignoring a warning sign against the law?
It may be a traffic violation
Warning signs must be observed for safety, and disregarding them may be a traffic violation.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A traffic signal is ahead
This sign warns of a traffic control signal ahead. Be ready to stop.
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What does this sign mean?
The road ahead makes a sharp turn in the direction of the arrow
Slow down, keep right, and do not pass where the road turns sharply.
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What does this sign mean?
A winding road is ahead
On a winding road, drive slowly and carefully, and do not pass.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A divided highway begins ahead
You are approaching a section where opposing traffic is separated by a median island.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The divided highway ends ahead
Be careful where the divided highway ends and two-way traffic begins again.
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What does this sign mean?
Two roads join and an added lane begins, you need not merge
Where two roads come together and a lane is added, you are not required to merge. Watch for traffic in the new lane.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The road is slippery when wet
Slow down on a wet road and do not suddenly turn, speed up, or stop.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Two-way traffic, expect oncoming traffic in the left lane
Drive in the right-hand lane and expect oncoming traffic in the left-hand lane.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The road ahead curves gradually in the direction of the arrow
For a gradual curve, slow down, keep right, and do not pass.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A cross road is ahead, watch for cross traffic
Slow down and look carefully in all directions for cross traffic.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The number of lanes is reduced ahead
This sign gives advance notice that the number of lanes of pavement is reduced.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A T-intersection is ahead, you must turn left or right
At a “T” intersection you must turn left or right. Be prepared to yield.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Traffic lanes come together with yours, watch for merging traffic
Other traffic lanes join the one you are in. Watch for traffic from that direction.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Many pedestrians cross here, slow down and watch for them
You are near an area where a large number of pedestrians cross the street.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
You are near a school, watch for children
Near a school, slow down, watch for children, and be ready to stop suddenly.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A stop sign is ahead
Be prepared for a stop sign ahead.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Your load is higher than the figure on this sign. What should you do?
Do not try to enter the underpass
Never enter an underpass if your load is higher than the height shown on the sign.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
This sign warns of a low place in the road. Why should you slow down?
To avoid losing control or an uncomfortable jolt
Slow down for a dip so you keep control and avoid a jolt.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What danger does this sign warn of?
The soft dirt beside the pavement may make you lose control
Use extreme caution not to run off the pavement, because the soft dirt can cause you to lose control.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The bridge is not as wide as the road
The bridge ahead is narrower than the road. Slow down and use caution.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
How should you drive when you see this sign?
Slowly, without sudden braking or sharp turns
Go slow enough to keep complete control, and do not brake suddenly or turn sharply.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
When is the warning sign for ice on a bridge displayed?
Continuously during winter time periods
The ice on bridge sign stays up all winter. Slow down and avoid sudden braking or steering.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Where is this marker mounted?
An obstruction close to the edge of the road
Object markers are placed before obstructions near the road, such as culverts or center piers on divided highways.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What are road alignment signs used for?
To show the alignment of the road as an aid to night driving
These signs show where the road goes, which helps most when driving at night.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What may you need to do when you see this sign?
Use a lower gear to slow your vehicle
Approach a downgrade with caution. A lower gear may be needed to control your speed.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does it mean when the yellow lights on this sign are flashing?
The freeway ramp ahead is metered
When the lights flash, the ramp ahead is metered. The ramp meter, red or green, tells you when to enter.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What should you do when you see this sign?
Slow down and watch for trucks entering or crossing
Slow your speed and watch for trucks entering or crossing the road.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The hard surface changes to an earth road or low-type surface
The hard-surfaced pavement changes to dirt or a low-type surface. Slow down.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
You are driving in the right lane and see this sign. What should you do?
Merge into the left lane
When the right lane ends, drivers in it should merge into the left lane.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
You see this sign and must leave the pavement. What should you do?
Slow down and steer firmly
There is a significant drop from the pavement edge to the shoulder. Slow down and steer firmly.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Who should use special caution at this sign?
Motorcyclists
Grooves lessen slippery pavement in wet weather, but motorcyclists should use caution.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What should you do when you see this sign?
Slow down and be prepared to stop if animals appear
Slow down, stay alert, and be ready to stop if animals appear.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Watch for people who may be disabled crossing the road
Slow down and watch for people who may be disabled or crossing in a wheelchair.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A T-intersection is ahead
This sign warns of a T-intersection, where the road you are on ends at a cross street.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The road curves one way and then the other
For a reverse curve, slow down, keep right, and do not pass.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The road turns sharply right and then sharply left
Two sharp turns are ahead. Slow down, keep right, and do not pass.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Another road enters from the side shown, watch for its traffic
A side road joins your road from the direction shown. Watch for traffic coming from it.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A Y-intersection is ahead
This sign warns of a Y-intersection, or side road traffic to the right.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The road surface ahead is in poor condition
Slow down, because the road surface ahead is rough.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Cross traffic ahead on a curving road
This sign shows a road crossing the curves ahead. Watch for cross traffic.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The pavement narrows ahead
Where the pavement narrows, slow down and proceed with caution.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A sudden high place is in the road ahead
Slow down for a bump so you keep control and avoid a jolt.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The road ahead curves sharply, slow down and keep right
This sign marks a sharp curve. Slow down, keep right, and do not pass.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Traffic may pass on either side of the island
This sign tells you traffic may pass on either side of a traffic island or obstruction.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Where is this marker mounted?
In front of an obstruction or at short changes in road alignment
This marker stands just in front of an obstruction or where the road alignment changes over a short distance.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What is this marker used for?
To mark the ends of side rails of narrow bridges and obstructions
These striped markers show where the side rails of narrow bridges and other obstructions end.
Chapter 5 · Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Come to a complete stop, yield, then proceed carefully
At a stop sign, come to a complete stop, yield to pedestrians and other vehicles, then go carefully. Slowing down is not adequate.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Besides red with white letters, what other colors can a stop sign have?
Yellow with black letters
A stop sign can be red with white letters or yellow with black letters.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
At a stop sign, is slowing down enough if no one is coming?
No, you must come to a complete stop
Every vehicle that comes to a stop sign must stop. Slowing down is not adequate.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
This advisory speed sign is posted below a curve warning sign. What does it tell you?
The highest speed you can safely travel around the curve
An advisory speed sign gives the highest safe speed for the curve ahead.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Do not pass other vehicles
This sign means you may not pass other vehicles.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Stay in the right-hand lane if you are slower than other traffic
Drivers going slower than other vehicles should keep to the right-hand lane.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
No left turn at this intersection
Turning left at an intersection where this sign is posted is prohibited.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
No U-turn at this intersection
Making a U-turn where this sign is posted is prohibited.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
You are driving the wrong way on a one-way street
If this sign faces you, you are directly opposing the flow of traffic on a one-way street.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Drive to the right of this sign
This sign is used ahead of islands and medians. Drive to its right.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
You want to turn at an intersection where this sign is posted. Which way may you turn?
Only in the direction of the arrow
This sign marks a one-way street. If you turn here, turn only the way the arrow shows.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Do not enter, the road ahead is one-way the other direction
The road ahead carries one-way traffic coming toward you. Entering it puts you into oncoming traffic.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Slow down or stop if needed to yield to traffic on the other road
Your road joins another. Slow down or stop if necessary to yield to vehicles, pedestrians, or bicycles.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Stop on the shoulder only for an emergency
The shoulder is only for vehicles that must stop for a breakdown, flat tire, lack of fuel, or other emergencies.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
When may buses and carpools use an HOV preferential lane marked on the sign?
Between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m., Monday through Friday
The HOV sign example in the handbook limits the lane to buses and carpools from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. on weekdays.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
At this sign, what applies to traffic in the left lane?
Traffic in the left lane must turn left
Traffic in the left lane must turn left. Traffic in the other lane has a choice.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
When does the speed shown on this sign apply?
When the yellow light is flashing
The school zone speed is in effect while the yellow light flashes. Be extremely careful for children.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What may you not do in a school zone where the sign says so?
Use a wireless communication device
Signs can prohibit using a wireless communication device in a school zone.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
This plaque is under a stop sign. Two vehicles arrive at the same time. Who goes first?
The vehicle on the right
All traffic stops and goes in the order it arrived. If two vehicles arrive together, yield to the one on the right.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
On a road with more than one lane in your direction, what is the farthest left lane for?
Passing only
Slower traffic should use a lane other than the farthest left lane, which is for passing only.
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You are in the right lane and see this sign. What must you do?
You must turn right at the next intersection unless the sign shows another point
Vehicles in the right lane must turn right at the next intersection, unless the sign indicates a different turning point.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The road is not open to any traffic, look for a detour
The road ahead is closed to all traffic. Look for a detour or another route.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Trucks may not use or enter this road
Trucks may not use or enter a road where this sign is displayed.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A preferential lane for buses and carpools
An HOV preferential lane is for buses and vehicles used for carpools during the posted hours.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A no-passing zone begins, you may not pass
You cannot see far enough ahead to pass safely, so passing is not allowed.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Who may park in a space marked with this sign?
Only a vehicle with a disabled plate or windshield card
Do not park, stop, or stand idling in a space reserved for disabled individuals without the right plate or card.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The speed at which the exit ramp can be traveled safely
This sign shows the safe speed for the exit ramp from a highway.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The maximum speed you are permitted to travel
A speed limit sign shows the maximum speed, in mph, that you may travel.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The center lane is only for vehicles turning left
Use the center lane only to turn left, never to pass or to move through traffic.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A green signal will show when you may turn left
Where this sign is posted, wait for a green signal before you turn left.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
This sign warns that the road ahead is closed. What should you look for?
A detour or other route
When the road ahead is not open to any traffic, look for a detour or another route.
Chapter 5 · Regulatory and Warning Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Where may you lawfully throw trash on the highway?
Only in a litter barrel
A litter barrel is the only legal place for trash on the highway. Barrels are also at all rest and picnic areas.
Chapter 5 · Guide Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
How often are posts like this erected on interstate highways?
Every mile
Mileposts are placed every mile on interstate highways and help identify where crashes and breakdowns happen.
Chapter 5 · Guide Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does a business route sign mark?
A highway branch that goes through the business portion of the city
A business route branches off the regularly numbered highway and goes through the business part of the city.
Chapter 5 · Guide Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign tell you?
Which way to go and how far to cities and other destinations
Travel information signs show direction and distance to cities, airports, and other destinations.
Chapter 5 · Guide Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
An Interstate route marker that tells you what road you are on
Interstate route markers tell you which road you are on. Plan your trip and know which roads you want.
Chapter 5 · Guide Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign above a lane mean?
The lane under it exits ahead
A lane with this sign above it is an exit lane. Move out of it if you are not exiting.
Chapter 5 · Guide Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A railroad crossing is within a few hundred feet
This round sign warns of a railroad crossing a few hundred feet ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop.
Chapter 5 · Railroad Crossing ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
The number of tracks to be crossed
When more than one track is to be crossed, the crossbuck shows the number of tracks.
Chapter 5 · Railroad Crossbuck ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Where is this sign posted?
At every railroad grade crossing
Crossbucks are posted at every grade crossing and show where the tracks are.
Chapter 5 · Railroad Crossbuck ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
Call the number on this sign to report a crossing emergency
The Emergency Notification System sign lists an emergency contact number and the crossing inventory number.
Chapter 5 · Emergency Notification System ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What shape are most signs in work zones?
Diamond
Most work zone signs are diamond shaped, but a few are rectangular.
Chapter 5 · Construction and Maintenance Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A flag person is ahead
A flag person may stop, slow, or guide traffic in a work zone. Obey the instructions.
Chapter 5 · Flag Person ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What should you be prepared to do when you see this sign?
Slow down or stop as you approach workers and equipment
In a work zone, be ready to slow down or stop for workers and equipment.
Chapter 5 · Construction and Maintenance Devices ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What should you watch for when you see this sign?
Unexpected movements of workers and equipment
Work zones bring sudden movements of workers and machines, so stay alert.
Chapter 5 · Construction and Maintenance Devices ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What kind of sign is this?
A construction and maintenance warning sign
Orange signs warn of construction and maintenance work.
Chapter 5 · Table 16: Standard Colors ↗PDF, 29 MB -
Where are signs like this used?
In or near work zones
Construction and maintenance signs alert drivers to unusual or dangerous conditions in or near work zones.
Chapter 5 · Construction and Maintenance Signs ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What happens to traffic fines in a construction zone when workers are present?
They double
Fines double in a construction or maintenance work zone when workers are present anywhere in it.
Chapter 5 · Obey Warning Signs and Barricades ↗PDF, 29 MB -
After you slow down for a work zone, how long should you keep the reduced speed?
Until you clear the construction zone
Keep a reduced speed until you are out of the construction zone. A sign should show that you are leaving it.
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What is the fine for disobeying a warning sign or driving around a barricade?
$1 to $200
Disobeying a warning sign or driving around a barricade is a misdemeanor with a fine of $1 to $200.
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When do fines double in a construction or maintenance work zone?
When workers are present anywhere in the zone
Fines double in a work zone when workers are present anywhere in it.
Chapter 5 · Obey Warning Signs and Barricades ↗PDF, 29 MB -
You drive around a barricade placed where water is over the road. What is the penalty?
A Class B misdemeanor, up to $2,000 and/or 180 days in jail
Ignoring a warning sign or barricade at water over the road is a Class B misdemeanor.
Chapter 5 · Obey Warning Signs and Barricades ↗PDF, 29 MB -
What does this sign mean?
A slow-moving vehicle
This emblem is required on all slow-moving vehicles, such as farm machinery.
Chapter 5 · Slow-Moving Vehicle Emblem ↗PDF, 29 MB -
A slow-moving vehicle is designed to operate at a maximum speed of what?
25 mph or less
Vehicles designed to go no faster than 25 mph must show the slow-moving vehicle emblem.
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May you put a slow-moving vehicle emblem on a stationary object like a mailbox?
No, it may be used only on slow-moving vehicles
The emblem is prohibited on anything other than a slow-moving vehicle, including stationary objects.
Chapter 5 · Slow-Moving Vehicle Emblem ↗PDF, 29 MB
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