Special sign meanings — Nebraska Permit Test

Vehicles that travel 25 MPH or less, such as farm equipment, must display the slow moving vehicle emblem on a public road.

A tractor at walking pace over a hilltop looks like a parked object until a fast car is on top of it.

Slow Moving Vehicles Warning – Vehicles which travel 25 MPH or less – such as farm equipment – must display these emblems when using a public roadway.

A No Passing Zone pennant may be placed on the left side of the road, at the beginning of the zone.

Drivers looking only to the right for signs miss the pennant and pull out to pass into a blind curve.

No Passing Zone – A yellow "No Passing Zone" pennant shape sign may be found on the left side of the road at the beginning of a no passing zone.

Reference post markers stand on Nebraska highways at one-mile steps so drivers can tell where they are when they need help or there is an emergency.

A caller who cannot tell the dispatcher where the crash is waits longer for an ambulance.

Reference Post Marker – These signs are located on Nebraska highways in one mile increments to serve as a reference point for drivers to use when assistance is needed, or an emergency exists.

Handicapped parking signs mark spaces reserved for those with handicapped parking privileges.

A driver who takes one of these spaces leaves someone in a wheelchair with no room to get out.

Handicapped Parking – Parking spaces reserved for those with handicapped parking privileges.

Route markers may be used alone or with arrow signs mounted below them.

Missing the arrow under a route marker sends you down the wrong road, then a sudden turn to fix it.

Route Markers – Signs used alone or in combination with arrow directional signs mounted below.

Dynamic message signs give changing information about current conditions, routes, construction and incidents.

A driver who ignores the delay ahead message is the one who comes over a hill into stopped traffic.

Messages can be changed to reflect the current conditions, route traffic, inform of construction schedules, incidents, etc.

Vehicles that travel at what speed or less must display the slow moving vehicle emblem?

25 MPH. A tractor at walking pace over a hilltop looks like a parked object until a fast car is on top of it. Nebraska Driver’s Manual, p.42: “Slow Moving Vehicles Warning – Vehicles which travel 25 MPH or less – such as farm equipment – must display these emblems when using a public roadway.”