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Illinois road signs practice

24 questions on 22 signs, from permit practice written from the official Illinois handbook. 10 at a time; signs you miss come back first.

What every sign means

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Sample Illinois sign questions

  1. 1.You turn onto a ramp and see this sign. What does it tell you?

    WRONG WAY
    • AThe road ahead is closed
    • BYou are driving the wrong way
    • CYou must slow for a sharp curve
    • DA one-way street begins soon
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    ✓ B. You are driving the wrong way

    A wrong way sign means you are traveling in the wrong direction. It is often posted on ramps just past the do not enter sign.

    Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 69

  2. 2.What does this sign mean?

    ONE WAY
    • ATraffic moves only the way of the arrow
    • BKeep right of the island ahead
    • CThe right lane ends ahead
    • DTurn right at the next corner
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    ✓ A. Traffic moves only the way of the arrow

    One-way signs mark one-way streets and driveways. Always travel only in the direction of the arrow.

    Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 70

  3. 3.You see this sign while trying to enter an expressway ramp. What does it mean?

    DO NOTENTER
    • AThe ramp is closed for repairs
    • BYou may not enter from this direction
    • CStop, then enter when clear
    • DYield to traffic on the ramp
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    ✓ B. You may not enter from this direction

    A do not enter sign is posted where you may not enter, such as one-way streets and expressway ramps approached the wrong way.

    Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 68

  4. 4.Where is this pennant-shaped sign posted on a two-lane road?

    NOPASSINGZONE
    • AOver the middle of the road
    • BOn the right side of the road
    • COn the left side of the road
    • DOn the median only
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    ✓ C. On the left side of the road

    The three-sided yellow no passing zone sign is posted on the left side of a two-lane road where no-passing markings begin.

    Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 67