Regulatory signs — Indiana Permit Test

This sign tells you to stop and yield the right of way before entering the intersection.

A full stop gives you time to see cross traffic and people on foot before you go.

Eight-sided traffic signs warn drivers that they must stop and yield the appropriate right of way at an intersection.

At this sign, slow down and be ready to stop if a vehicle or pedestrian with the right of way is coming.

Yielding means the other driver should never have to brake because of you.

A yield sign indicates that a driver must slow down when approaching an intersection and be prepared to come to a complete stop if a vehicle or pedestrian with the right of way is approaching from another direction.

This sign means you may not enter the road from this direction.

It faces drivers about to go the wrong way, often on a ramp or a one-way street.

Do Not Enter

This sign tells you that you are going the wrong way and must take action at once.

Driving against traffic leads to head-on crashes, so turn back as soon as it is safe.

A “Wrong Way” sign is an example of a traffic sign with a red background.

This sign, posted on the right side of the road, means passing is not allowed.

It marks places where you cannot see far enough ahead to pass safely.

a white rectangular “Do Not Pass” sign is posted on the right-hand side of the road

This sign tells you to keep to the right of the divider or obstacle ahead.

Passing on the wrong side of a median puts you in the path of oncoming cars.

Keep Right

This sign means you may not turn right here.

Turns are banned where they would cross people on foot or a busy lane.

No Right Turn

This sign means you may not turn left here.

A left turn across busy traffic is dangerous where the sight lines are poor.

turn movement prohibitions like “No Left Turn.”

This sign means you may not make a U-turn here.

Turning around here would put you across traffic that cannot see you in time.

No U-Turn

This sign means you may not turn on a red light here, even after stopping.

Some corners have heavy foot traffic or poor sight lines, so the usual turn on red is not allowed.

No Turn on Red

This sign means traffic on this road moves only in the direction of the arrow.

Driving the other way would put you head-on with every car on the street.

ONE WAY

What must you do at this sign?

Stop and yield the right of way. A full stop gives you time to see cross traffic and people on foot before you go. Indiana Driver's Manual, p.28: “Eight-sided traffic signs warn drivers that they must stop and yield the appropriate right of way at an intersection.”