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Idaho road signs practice

23 questions on 21 signs, from permit practice written from the official Idaho handbook. 10 at a time; signs you miss come back first.

What every sign means

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Sample Idaho sign questions

  1. 1.What should you do before passing this sign's location?

    • AStop and wait for oncoming traffic
    • BWatch for trucks entering from the side
    • CCheck your brakes before the steep downhill
    • DSpeed up to make it up a steep climb
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    ✓ C. Check your brakes before the steep downhill

    This sign warns all vehicles that the road goes down a steep hill. Check your brakes before going down.

    Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook (July 2026), page 52

  2. 2.A blue sign like this one gives what kind of information?

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    • AScenic or historic sites
    • BMotorist services
    • CDirections and distances
    • DWork zones ahead
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    ✓ B. Motorist services

    White on blue guide signs point to motorist services such as hospitals.

    Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook (July 2026), page 53

  3. 3.You see this emblem on the back of a tractor ahead. What should you do?

    • AFollow closely so you can pass soon
    • BFlash your lights so it pulls over
    • CSlow down and approach with caution
    • DPass right away before it turns
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    ✓ C. Slow down and approach with caution

    This emblem marks a slow-moving vehicle, often farm or construction equipment. Slow down and approach with caution.

    Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook (July 2026), page 47

  4. 4.You are in the lane shown ending on this sign. Who must yield as the two lanes become one?

    • AWhichever driver is going faster
    • BYou, because you are the merging driver
    • CThe driver in the lane that continues
    • DWhichever vehicle is the larger one
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    ✓ B. You, because you are the merging driver

    When two lanes become one, the merging traffic from the ending lane must yield.

    Source: Idaho Driver's Handbook (July 2026), page 50