Practice lights, arrows and pedestrian signals, with questions based on the Georgia Drivers' Manual.
The same as a regulatory sign
A flagger's authority equals a regulatory sign's, so follow the directions you are given.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 5: Traffic Laws, Obey Flaggers
A railroad crossing is ahead
The pavement at a railroad crossing is usually marked with a large X and two Rs.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings, Railroad Crossings
Yield the right-of-way and slow down
You must yield to work vehicles showing amber lights and reduce your speed as you approach.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 5: Traffic Laws, Yield to Amber Lights in Work Zones
Follow the firefighter's direction
Georgia's basic traffic laws require you to obey such directions, even if they conflict with lights or signs.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 5: Traffic Laws, 3 Most Basic Traffic Laws
No pedestrian has activated it
The beacon stays dark for traffic unless a pedestrian activates the push-button.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings, Pedestrian-Hybrid Beacons (PHB)
No, never
One of the three most basic traffic laws says never to drive on a roadway that has been officially closed.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 5: Traffic Laws, 3 Most Basic Traffic Laws
A left turn is permitted
On these signals, the yellow X held steady means clear the lane, and flashing means a left turn is permitted.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings, Lane Control Signals
Stop
After the yellow signals, the double solid red signals require drivers to stop.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings, Pedestrian-Hybrid Beacons (PHB)
Stop, then go when pedestrians have cleared
Come to a full stop and proceed once pedestrians have cleared the crosswalk.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings, Pedestrian-Hybrid Beacons (PHB)
To prevent passing
The line is always placed there at crossings to prevent passing.
Source: Georgia Drivers' Manual, Section 7: Signs, Signals & Markings, Railroad Crossings
We wrote these practice questions from the facts in the Georgia Drivers' Manual (2023-2024 PDF; online version last changed 2026-07-20 edition) and from official sources on road signs. Every answer links to its source, so you can check it and read more.
DMV Decoded is an independent guide, not a government agency. This practice test is not connected to the Georgia Department of Driver Services, and your actual test will have different questions. Study the handbook, and check the agency's website for current rules.