Regulatory signs — New Mexico Permit Test

This sign means no left turn.

A left turn here would cross traffic in a spot where it is not safe, so you must go another way.

These signs prohibit certain actions, i.e., no left turn, no right turn, no U-turn, etc.

This sign means no right turn.

Turning right here could put you into a one-way street or a crowd of walkers, so it is banned.

These signs prohibit certain actions, i.e., no left turn, no right turn, no U-turn, etc.

This sign means no U-turn.

Turning all the way around here would block traffic both ways, so you must find another spot.

These signs prohibit certain actions, i.e., no left turn, no right turn, no U-turn, etc.

This sign tells you that passing is not permitted here.

You cannot see far enough ahead here to pass, so an oncoming car could hit you head-on.

No Passing Signs—These signs tell you where passing is not permitted.

This sign tells you that you are entering a no-passing zone.

You are about to reach hills, curves or driveways where a pass could end in a head-on crash.

These signs, along with pavement markings, indicate where you can pass another vehicle, the beginning and ending of a passing zone or where you may not pass.

What does this sign mean?

No left turn. A left turn here would cross traffic in a spot where it is not safe, so you must go another way. New Mexico Driver Manual, p.6: “These signs prohibit certain actions, i.e., no left turn, no right turn, no U-turn, etc.”