Nevada DMV Work Zone and Guide Signs Practice Test

Nevada DMV Work Zone and Guide Signs Practice Test. Work zone signs are those bright, in-your-face signs you see when road work is happening. They’re there to warn you about construction, repairs, or maintenance, so you don’t get caught off guard. In Nevada, these signs are usually orange with black letters or symbols, making them hard to miss.

Guide signs are like your friendly road buddies, helping you figure out where you’re going. They’re usually green with white letters, but you’ll also see blue ones for services like gas stations or rest areas. These signs are all about giving you info to navigate Nevada’s roads without getting lost.

Work Zone and Guide Signs Practice Test

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DMV Road Sign Practice Test
Topic: Work Zone, Guide Signs and others
Total Items: 22
Passing Score 80%
Time Limit: N/A

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1) This sign means? 

A) Campground or campsite ahead

B) Emergency camping only

C) Homeless encampment area

D) Day use park only

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2) This sign is a?

A) Park & ride only

B) No parking area

C) Parking services sign

D) Picnic area marker

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3) This sign means?

A) Drone zone

B) Emergency helipad only

C) Military base checkpoint

D) Airport or airfield direction

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4) If you see this sign, what should you do?

A) Follow the arrow to the temporary route

B) Make a U turn immediately

C) Ignore unless in a truck

D) Stop and wait for an escort

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5) If you see this sign, what should you do?

A) No stopping allowed

B) Ferry crossing ahead

C) Watch for a scenic turnout

D) Expect speed cameras

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6) This sign means?

A) Hazardous materials route

B) Highway patrol office

C) Historic site

D) Hospital or emergency medical care ahead

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7) If you see this sign, what should you do?

A) Electric vehicle charging available

B) Hybrids prohibited

C) Expect high voltage lines ahead

D) Use chains in winter

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8) This sign is a? (Lowercase “i” – blue)

A) Inspection station

B) Industrial zone

C) Interstate marker

D) Tourist information center

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9) If you see this sign, what should you do?

A) Continue; no freeway nearby

B) Prepare for a ferry

C) Expect a toll plaza

D) Follow the arrow to reach Interstate 95

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10) This sign is a?

A) Lodging/hotels available

B) Emergency shelter only

C) Campground only

D) Residential area

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11) This sign is a?

A) Route number change

B) Speed reference plate

C) Emergency detour marker

D) Distance reference marker from state line

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12) This sign is a?

A) Official bicycle route/wayfinding sign

B) Bikes banned

C) Motorcycle lane

D) Work zone ahead

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13) This sign means?

A) Hazardous spill zone

B) Flammable materials route

C) Truck inspection area

D) Fuel services available ahead

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14) This sign is a?

A) Workers ahead

B) Road work ahead

C) Flagger is controlling traffic ahead

D) Lane closed ahead

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15) This sign means?

A) Cell phone coverage only

B) Police ahead

C) Emergency call box/telephone services

D) No cell phones allowed

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16) If you see this sign, what should you do?

A) Road work ahead slow down.

B) Stop on the shoulder

C) Merge left immediately

D) Expect toll booths

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17) This sign is a?

A) Interstate route marker

B) Detour marker

C) Provincial highway

D) Toll road only

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18) This sign is a?

A) Private property

B) Picnic area or day use site

C) Rest area only

D) Restaurant only

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19) If you see this sign, what should you do?

A) Exit for food services if needed

B) Expect a toll

C) Look for a weigh station

D) Detour around construction

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20) This sign means?

A) State park boundary

B) U.S. numbered route marker

C) Scenic byway only

D) County road only

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21) If you see this sign, what should you do?

A) Treat as a yield; stop if a train is coming

B) Ignore unless lights flash

C) Pass other cars

D) Use high beams

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On the test, you might get questions about what a specific guide sign means or how to follow it. For example, if a sign says “Exit 46 – Sparks,” you’ll need to know that’s where you’d get off for Sparks.

Work zone signs and guide signs might seem like a small part of the DMV test, but they’re a big deal for driving safely and finding your way in Nevada. Spend a little time studying the shapes, colors, and meanings, and you’ll be ready to breeze through those questions. Plus, knowing these signs will make you a better driver when you hit the road.