Thin Blue Line Driver's Education Practice Exam

A sign shaped like a home plate indicates a school crossing.

A school crossing A railroad crossing A speed limit zone A pedestrian crossing

Correct Answer:

A school crossing

Explanation:

Shapes on signs are quick cues about what to expect. A five-sided sign, which resembles a baseball home plate, is used specifically for school-related warnings. When you see that home-plate shape, you’re being told there’s a school crossing ahead, so you should slow down and stay alert for children crossing the street. Railroad crossings are not five-sided—they’re typically circular crossbuck signs or round signs with R R. Speed limit zones appear on rectangular signs with a number. Pedestrian crossings are usually diamond-shaped or rectangular signs showing a pedestrian symbol, not a five-sided shape.

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