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Road Signs, Traffic Signals & Pavement Markings practice test: free Massachusetts RMV Permit questions

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    What does an eight-sided octagonal traffic sign always indicate on Massachusetts roadways?

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    Answer: A. An octagonal (eight-sided) sign always means STOP under Massachusetts traffic law. Drivers must bring their vehicle to a complete halt before any painted stop line, crosswalk, or intersection boundary, yield the right-of-way to crossing pedestrians and approaching traffic, and proceed only when the way is completely clear.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual — Chapter 4: Traffic Signs (p. 83, 86)

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    YIELD

    What is the meaning of a triangular downward-pointing traffic sign?

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    Answer: B. A downward-pointing equilateral triangular sign always indicates YIELD in Massachusetts. Drivers must slow down to a reasonable speed, be prepared to stop if traffic conditions require, and grant the right-of-way to any oncoming vehicles, bicyclists, or pedestrians crossing your intended path. The handbook says that when you see a yield sign you should slow down and be prepared to stop.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual — Chapter 4: Stop and Yield Signs (p. 86)

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