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    Under Maryland driver regulations, what is the primary meaning of a red background color on a traffic sign?

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    Answer: C. According to the Maryland Driver's Manual, a red background color on a traffic sign communicates stop, yield, do not enter, or wrong way. Recognizing sign colors helps drivers instantly understand the type of information presented and respond appropriately before reading the text. Regulatory examples include octagonal stop signs and triangular yield signs that require coming to a halt or yielding right-of-way.

    Source: Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002) — Section 4.B: Colors & Shapes, p. 20

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    What does a yellow background color on a Maryland traffic sign communicate to road users?

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    Answer: B. In Maryland, a yellow background indicates a general warning of what to expect ahead on the roadway. Yellow signs alert drivers to upcoming physical hazards, sharp curves, merging lanes, or intersections so they can adjust vehicle speed and position safely in advance. Warning signs alert motorists to road conditions such as sharp curves, lane reductions, or upcoming intersections.

    Source: Maryland Driver's Manual (DL-002) — Section 4.B: Colors & Shapes, p. 20

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