Regulatory sign pictures — Montana Permit Test

This sign means you must come to a complete stop before entering the intersection, and yield to traffic close enough to be an immediate hazard.

A rolling stop gives you no time to see the car that is about to cross in front of you.

It means that you must come to a complete stop before entering the intersection ahead and yield to traffic close enough to be an immediate hazard.

This sign means slow down to a reasonable speed and yield the right-of-way to all vehicles on the roadway you are entering.

Pulling out at full speed onto a busy road puts you in front of a driver who cannot brake in time.

The YIELD sign means slow down to a reasonable speed and yield right-of-way to all vehicles on the roadway being entered.

This sign means the road ahead is a one-way roadway or all vehicle traffic is prohibited, so you must not enter.

A car that turns in past this sign meets traffic head-on with nowhere to go.

The road ahead is a one-way roadway or all vehicular traffic is prohibited.

This sign means you must not make a left turn at this intersection.

A driver who turns left here cuts across lanes the signals give to someone else.

NO LEFT TURN You must not make a left turn at this intersection.

This sign means you cannot turn about to go in the opposite direction at this intersection.

Swinging around across every lane is how a driver ends up broadside to oncoming cars.

NO U TURN You cannot turn about to go in the opposite direction at this intersection.

A sign with a circle and slash across an arrow means do not do what the arrow shows; this one means no right turn.

A right turn here can put you into a street that is closed or into people crossing.

When you see a sign with a red circle and a red slash mark across a black arrow or symbol, it means don’t do whatever is shown.

This sign means you must not pass any vehicle going in the same direction as you while you are in this area.

Pulling out to pass where the view ahead is short can put you nose to nose with an oncoming car.

You must not pass any vehicles going in the same direction as you are while you are in this area.

This sign means traffic is required to keep to the right of the obstruction ahead.

Drifting left of a median or island can steer you straight into oncoming traffic or the curb.

KEEP RIGHT Traffic is required to keep to the right of obstruction.

This sign shows the maximum speed you may travel from where it is posted until a different speed sign is posted.

A driver who thinks the limit lapses at the next corner will speed through the stretch it was set for.

This indicates the maximum speed limit that you may travel on the road from where this sign is posted until a different speed sign is posted.

What does this sign require you to do?

Stop fully, then yield to nearby traffic. A rolling stop gives you no time to see the car that is about to cross in front of you. Montana Driver Manual, p.23: “It means that you must come to a complete stop before entering the intersection ahead and yield to traffic close enough to be an immediate hazard.”