Montana road signs practice
19 questions on 19 signs, from permit practice written from the official Montana handbook. 10 at a time; signs you miss come back first.
Sample Montana sign questions
1.You reach this sign at an intersection with a crosswalk. What must you do?
- AStop past the crosswalk where you can see better
- BYield only to cars coming from your right side
- CStop fully before the crosswalk, then yield to close traffic
- DSlow down and go if no cars are in sight
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✓ C. Stop fully before the crosswalk, then yield to close traffic
A STOP sign means stop completely before the intersection, and before the crosswalk if there is one, then yield to traffic close enough to be an immediate hazard.
Source: Montana Driver Manual (25-0100M) (Cover: 'Revised April 2024'), page 33
2.Which vehicles must display this emblem on the rear?
- AOnly trucks wider than 80 inches
- BThose normally operating at or under 35 mph
- COnly vehicles carrying flammable loads
- DThose normally operating at or under 25 mph
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✓ D. Those normally operating at or under 25 mph
Slow-moving vehicles, animal-drawn vehicles and road machinery that normally go 25 mph or less must show the orange triangle emblem on the rear.
Source: Montana Driver Manual (25-0100M) (Cover: 'Revised April 2024'), page 28
3.You see this sign before a long descent. What does the handbook advise?
- AShift into neutral to save fuel downhill
- BCheck your brakes and shift to a lower gear if needed
- CSpeed up to carry momentum up the next hill
- DPull over and let trucks pass first
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✓ B. Check your brakes and shift to a lower gear if needed
The hill sign warns of a steep grade ahead. Check your brakes and shift to a lower gear if you need to.
Source: Montana Driver Manual (25-0100M) (Cover: 'Revised April 2024'), page 36
4.What does this sign mean?
- ATrucks may not pass but cars may
- BDo not pass only if a vehicle is oncoming
- CDo not pass vehicles going your way in this area
- DPassing is allowed with extra care here
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✓ C. Do not pass vehicles going your way in this area
DO NOT PASS means no passing vehicles traveling your direction in that area. A PASS WITH CARE sign marks where passing is allowed again.
Source: Montana Driver Manual (25-0100M) (Cover: 'Revised April 2024'), page 34