
All-way stop
Indicates stop signs control every approach to the intersection.
What to do: Stop, then proceed only when it is your turn based on arrival order.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: red
Handbook p. 37 ↗Indiana road signs
Explore 109 signs and driving illustrations from this course’s handbook edition. Each entry pairs the image with its meaning and a practical action. Use your browser’s Find command to look up a name or a word from a meaning.
Notice the shape and color before reading a sign’s words or symbol. Then connect its meaning with what you should do: stop, yield, adjust your speed, choose a lane, or prepare for a hazard. Signals, markings, and diagrams are included where the handbook uses them to explain a driving rule.
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Indicates stop signs control every approach to the intersection.
What to do: Stop, then proceed only when it is your turn based on arrival order.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: red
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The right lane is reserved for bicycles only.
What to do: Do not drive or park in the right lane; leave it clear for bicycles.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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This center lane is only for left turns from both directions.
What to do: Use this lane only to turn left or wait to turn; do not drive straight through it.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Warns that traffic on the intersecting road does not have a stop sign.
What to do: Do not assume cross traffic will stop; look both ways.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: yellow
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You must not stop in the intersection and block cross traffic.
What to do: Do not enter the intersection unless you can clear it before the light changes.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Entry is prohibited on this roadway.
What to do: Do not drive past this sign in this direction.
Shape: square · Color: red
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You may not pass other vehicles here.
What to do: Remain in your lane and wait for a passing zone.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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This area is reserved for emergency stops only.
What to do: Do not stop here unless it is a genuine emergency.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Marks the end of a restricted or HOV lane.
What to do: Merge into a regular lane; the restriction no longer applies.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: black
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Keep right of the island, median or obstruction ahead.
What to do: Stay to the right of the marked obstruction as you pass it.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Shows which turns each lane must make ahead.
What to do: Get into the lane matching the turn or direction you want.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Vehicles in the left lane must turn left.
What to do: Move to another lane if you do not intend to turn left.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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This lane may go straight or turn left.
What to do: Use this lane to go straight or turn left only.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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You may turn left only when the green arrow is displayed.
What to do: Wait for the green arrow before turning left; do not turn on a circular green.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Indicates a separate signal controls left turns here.
What to do: Watch for a dedicated left-turn arrow phase at this intersection.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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You may turn left on a green light only after yielding to oncoming traffic.
What to do: Yield to oncoming traffic before turning left on green.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Sets the slowest legal speed on this roadway.
What to do: Drive at least this fast unless conditions require otherwise.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Bicycles are not allowed on this roadway.
What to do: Do not ride a bicycle here; use an alternate route.
Shape: square · Color: white
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Parking is not allowed at this location.
What to do: Do not park a vehicle here.
Shape: square · Color: white
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Parking is never allowed here.
What to do: Do not park at any time in this area.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Marks the start of a no-passing zone on a two-lane road.
What to do: Do not pass other vehicles until past the end of this zone.
Shape: pennant · Color: yellow
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Right turns are not allowed here.
What to do: Do not turn right; continue straight or choose another lane.
Shape: square · Color: white
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Trucks are not allowed on this roadway.
What to do: Do not drive a truck past this sign; use an alternate route.
Shape: square · Color: white
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You may not turn on a red light at this intersection.
What to do: Wait for a green light before turning; do not turn on red.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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U-turns are not allowed here.
What to do: Do not turn around; continue straight or use another route.
Shape: square · Color: white
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Traffic travels in one direction only.
What to do: Enter and travel only in the direction of the arrow.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: white
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Parking reserved for van-accessible disability permits.
What to do: Do not park here without a valid van-accessible disability placard.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Vehicles in the right lane must turn right.
What to do: Move to another lane if you do not intend to turn right.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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This lane may go straight or turn right.
What to do: Use this lane to go straight or turn right only.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Slower vehicles must stay in the right lane.
What to do: Keep right if you are driving slower than the flow of traffic.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Come to a complete stop.
What to do: Stop fully at the line, crosswalk or intersection edge; go only when safe.
Shape: octagon · Color: red
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Stop at this sign or line when the signal is red.
What to do: Stop at the marked point when facing a red light.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Limits parking to 2 hours during the posted times.
What to do: Do not park longer than 2 hours during the listed hours.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: green
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Paid parking is allowed here for a limited time.
What to do: Pay the posted fee and do not exceed the posted time limit when parking.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Vehicles parked illegally may be towed.
What to do: Do not park here; your vehicle may be towed.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: white
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You are driving the wrong way on a one-way road.
What to do: Stop and safely turn around; do not continue forward.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: red
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Slow down and give the right-of-way to other traffic or pedestrians.
What to do: Slow or stop if needed and let cross traffic or pedestrians go first.
Shape: triangle · Color: red
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An additional lane begins ahead without merging.
What to do: Continue in your lane; no need to merge for the new lane.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Shows recommended safe speed for the road condition ahead.
What to do: Slow to the advisory speed shown.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns you must be ready to stop ahead.
What to do: Slow down and be ready to stop for traffic or a hazard.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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A bump in the road ahead may jolt the vehicle.
What to do: Slow down before reaching the bump to keep control of the vehicle.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Cattle may cross or be near the road ahead.
What to do: Slow down and watch for cattle on or near the road.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns of a four-way intersection ahead.
What to do: Slow down and watch for cross traffic.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Road curves to the left ahead.
What to do: Slow down and steer smoothly through the left curve.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Road curves to the right ahead.
What to do: Slow down and steer smoothly through the right curve.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Deer may cross the road in this area.
What to do: Slow down and watch for deer, especially at dawn or dusk.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Road ahead splits into a divided highway with a median.
What to do: Keep right of the median and stay alert for the lane split ahead.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Emergency vehicles may enter or cross the road ahead.
What to do: Slow down and be ready to yield to emergency vehicles.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Slow-moving farm machinery may be on the road.
What to do: Slow down and pass farm equipment carefully when safe.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns that golf carts may cross or use the roadway ahead.
What to do: Slow down and watch for slow-moving golf carts entering or crossing the road.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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A steep downhill grade is ahead.
What to do: Shift to a lower gear and control speed going downhill.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Slow, horse-drawn vehicles may be on the road.
What to do: Slow down and pass horse-drawn vehicles carefully and widely.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns that one lane ends and traffic must merge.
What to do: Merge into the continuing lane when safe; do not cut off other drivers.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns that travel lanes shift to the side ahead, often for construction.
What to do: Follow the lane shift; stay alert for the new lane path.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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The left lane ends ahead and traffic must merge.
What to do: Merge right safely before your lane ends.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Shows the maximum vehicle height allowed to pass ahead.
What to do: Do not proceed if your vehicle is taller than the posted clearance.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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A lane from the side joins your road ahead.
What to do: Adjust speed and merge safely; yield to traffic already in your lane.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns the bridge ahead is narrower than the road.
What to do: Slow down; oncoming traffic may need to share the narrow bridge.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Pedestrians may be crossing the road ahead.
What to do: Slow down and yield to any pedestrians in or near the crosswalk.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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A playground area is near the road ahead.
What to do: Slow down and watch for children playing near the road.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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A side road joins the highway from the right ahead.
What to do: Watch for vehicles entering from the side road on the right.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns of a traffic signal ahead.
What to do: Slow down and be prepared to stop for the signal.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Road may be slick from rain, ice or oil.
What to do: Slow down, avoid sudden braking or sharp turns, and increase following distance.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Identifies a vehicle traveling 25 mph or less.
What to do: Slow down and pass only when it is safe to do so.
Shape: triangle · Color: orange
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Warns that the speed limit changes ahead.
What to do: Prepare to adjust your speed to the new posted limit.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: white
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Warns a stop sign is ahead.
What to do: Slow down and prepare to stop.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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The road ahead ends in a T-shaped intersection.
What to do: Slow down and prepare to turn left or right.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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The road ahead carries traffic in both directions.
What to do: Stay in your lane and watch for oncoming vehicles.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns that bridges may ice before the rest of the road.
What to do: Slow down and watch for ice on bridges in cold weather.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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The road has several curves ahead.
What to do: Slow down and drive carefully through the series of curves.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns a yield sign is ahead.
What to do: Slow down and prepare to yield.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns of a school bus stop ahead.
What to do: Slow down and be ready to stop for a school bus.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns of a school bus stop ahead with children present.
What to do: Slow down and stop for the bus when its lights flash.
Shape: diamond · Color: fluorescent_yellow_green
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You are approaching a school area or crossing.
What to do: Slow down, watch for children, and be ready to stop.
Shape: pentagon · Color: yellow
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Marks a railroad crossing; a train may be near.
What to do: Slow down, look both ways, and stop if a train approaches.
Shape: crossbuck · Color: white
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A railroad crossing is ahead on the road.
What to do: Slow down, look and listen for trains, and be ready to stop.
Shape: circle · Color: yellow
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Warns of a railroad crossing combined with an intersection ahead.
What to do: Slow down and watch for trains and cross traffic.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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Warns of a railroad crossing combined with a T intersection ahead.
What to do: Slow down and watch for trains and cross traffic.
Shape: diamond · Color: yellow
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A detour ahead sends traffic onto a marked alternate route.
What to do: Watch for detour signs and follow the marked alternate route around the closure.
Shape: diamond · Color: orange
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Shows increased penalties for speeding or reckless driving in the work zone.
What to do: Slow down and drive carefully; work zone penalties are increased.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: orange
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A worker will direct traffic ahead.
What to do: Slow down and be ready to stop or follow the flagger's directions.
Shape: diamond · Color: orange
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Warns the right lane is closed ahead due to work.
What to do: Merge left before reaching the closure.
Shape: diamond · Color: orange
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Warns of a work zone ahead on the road.
What to do: Slow down, watch for workers and be ready to change lanes or stop.
Shape: diamond · Color: orange
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Road workers are working near or in the roadway.
What to do: Slow down and watch for workers and equipment.
Shape: diamond · Color: orange
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Directs you toward the airport.
What to do: Follow signs to reach the airport.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: green
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Directs you toward the bus station.
What to do: Follow signs to reach the bus station.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: green
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Shows directions to nearby towns.
What to do: Use for route planning.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: green
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Marks a site of historical interest.
What to do: Informational only; no special driving action required.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: brown
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Marks a numbered Interstate highway.
What to do: Use to confirm you are on the correct interstate route.
Shape: shield · Color: blue
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Shows the mile marker location along the highway.
What to do: Use for location reference, such as reporting an emergency location.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: green
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Indicates a bicycle trail is available nearby.
What to do: Follow signs to access the bike trail.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: brown
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Marks a numbered state highway route.
What to do: Use to confirm you are following the correct numbered route.
Shape: shield · Color: white
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Marks a numbered U.S. highway route.
What to do: Use to confirm you are following the correct numbered route.
Shape: shield · Color: black
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Indicates the facility is accessible to people with disabilities.
What to do: Use to identify accessible services or restrooms.
Shape: square · Color: blue
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Indicates a boat launching ramp is available.
What to do: Follow signage if you need to launch a boat; otherwise no action needed.
Shape: square · Color: brown
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Indicates a campground is available nearby.
What to do: Informational only; no special driving action required.
Shape: square · Color: blue
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Indicates food services are available nearby.
What to do: Use to find a restaurant.
Shape: square · Color: blue
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Indicates fuel services are available nearby.
What to do: Use to find a gas station.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: blue
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Indicates a hospital is nearby.
What to do: Use to find emergency medical services.
Shape: square · Color: blue
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Indicates lodging or accommodations are available nearby.
What to do: Use to find a hotel or motel.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: blue
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Directs drivers to a state park or recreational site.
What to do: Follow the arrow toward the recreational area if that is your destination.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: brown
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A rest area is ahead in the direction shown.
What to do: Follow the arrow if you want to stop and rest.
Shape: rectangle horizontal · Color: blue
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Provides a phone number for road and weather conditions.
What to do: Call 511 for road/weather info; informational only.
Shape: rectangle vertical · Color: blue
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Indicates a telephone is available nearby.
What to do: Informational only; no special driving action required.
Shape: square · Color: blue
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An amber flashing beacon warns of a school zone or pedestrian crossing ahead.
What to do: Slow to the posted speed or watch for pedestrians while the beacon flashes.
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A red beacon means stop until it stops flashing or as directed.
What to do: Stop, then proceed only when it is safe or the beacon stops flashing.
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Text version of the Don't Walk signal; do not begin crossing.
What to do: Do not begin crossing the street.
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A walking figure means pedestrians may begin crossing.
What to do: Cross only when this signal is shown, checking for turning vehicles.
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Arm bent downward at the elbow signals stopping or slowing.
What to do: Bend your arm downward at the elbow to signal you are stopping or slowing.
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