Indiana Road Signs practice test

Practice what signs mean and what to do when you see them: 88 questions based on the Indiana Driver's Manual, 10 of them on Indiana's own rules.

Key Indiana facts: Road Signs

Sample Road Signs questions

What does this diamond shape tell you in general?

Yellow diamond sign showing a car with skid marks behind it
  • A nearby state park
  • A rule that sets a speed limit
  • Services at the next exit
  • Road conditions or hazards are ahead
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Road conditions or hazards are ahead

Diamond-shaped signs warn of upcoming conditions and hazards.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Shapes, p. 28

What kind of information do white traffic signs display?

  • Traffic regulations and helpful information
  • Only school crossings
  • Only construction warnings
  • Only recreation sites
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Traffic regulations and helpful information

A No Turn on Red sign is a white regulatory sign, and state highway markers can be white too.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Colors, p. 27

What do orange traffic signs warn of?

  • Permanent speed limits
  • Temporary traffic conditions
  • Nearby campgrounds
  • Highway exit distances
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Temporary traffic conditions

They are often used for construction and maintenance, like a Flagger Ahead sign.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Colors, p. 27

What does a blue traffic sign tell you about?

  • School crossings
  • Services and road information
  • Rules you must obey
  • Temporary lane closures
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Services and road information

A sign listing amenities at an upcoming exit is one example.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Colors, p. 27

What do circular traffic signs alert you to?

  • An upcoming railroad crossing
  • A traffic circle ahead
  • A nearby hospital
  • An end to the speed limit
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An upcoming railroad crossing

In Indiana's manual, the circular shape is tied to railroad crossings.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Shapes, p. 28

This sign stands on the left of a two-way road. What does it warn you not to do?

Yellow pennant-shaped sign reading NO PASSING ZONE
  • Turn right on red
  • Stop on the shoulder
  • Pass other vehicles on the left
  • Enter the road ahead
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Pass other vehicles on the left

This pennant shape marks a no-passing zone.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Shapes, p. 28

A sign with three equal sides tells you to do what at an intersection?

Red and white triangle pointing down with the word YIELD
  • Slow down and be ready to stop
  • Stop only if turning
  • Keep your speed and lane
  • Speed up and merge
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Slow down and be ready to stop

This shape means yield, so be prepared to stop for other drivers or pedestrians.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Shapes, p. 28

What does a brown traffic sign point you to?

  • Temporary road work ahead
  • Rules that drivers must obey
  • Recreational and cultural sites
  • Hazards on the road ahead
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Recreational and cultural sites

A sign pointing to a nearby state park is one example.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Colors, p. 27

What does this five-sided sign tell you?

Five-sided yellow-green sign with two walking children
  • A bike route begins
  • You are entering an area near a school
  • A railroad is ahead
  • A hospital is close by
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You are entering an area near a school

Five-sided signs warn that children may be crossing the road.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Shapes, p. 28

Fluorescent yellow-green signs warn you of what?

  • A change in the speed limit
  • Road construction
  • Schools, pedestrians and bicycles nearby
  • Rest areas nearby
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Schools, pedestrians and bicycles nearby

Playgrounds and school bus routes also use this color.

Source: Indiana Driver's Manual, Chapter 6, Traffic Sign Colors, p. 27

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About these questions

We wrote these practice questions from the facts in the Indiana Driver's Manual (Published July 2026 (back cover), read 2026-11-08. Page numbers in facts are the ones printed in the manual; PDF page = printed page + 5. 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 Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), and your actual test will have different questions. Study the handbook, and check the agency's website for current rules.