Arkansas Road Sign Practice Test

How road signs are tested in Arkansas

Road sign questions are part of the Arkansas written knowledge test (25 multiple-choice questions, 20 right to pass). Know the signs well and those questions become easy points.

Signs from the Arkansas Driver License Study Guide (Volume 1, Edition 10 (October 28, 2026)). What every kind of sign means, by shape and color: our road sign guide.

Signs the Arkansas Driver License Study Guide adds

• Slow Moving Vehicle Sign

  A reflective orange triangle with a red border on a vehicle's back warns that it travels slower than normal traffic; farm tractors, animal-drawn vehicles and road maintenance vehicles usually go 25 mph or less. p. 26

• Roadway signs

  The Signal Ahead sign warns of a traffic light ahead; be prepared to stop. p. 27

• Roundabouts

  The Roundabout Ahead sign warns of a roundabout; slow down and follow roundabout rules. p. 38

• Speed Limit Sign

  A speed limit sign can show both the maximum and the minimum speed for that road; the maximum is for ideal conditions and should be lowered for slippery roads or poor visibility. p. 25

• Right on red rule

  You may turn right on a red light after a complete stop and a check for traffic and pedestrians, unless a sign prohibits it. p. 25

• Railroad (Exempt) Signs

  An EXEMPT sign means the railroad crossing is abandoned or no longer used; it comes as a white sign below the crossbuck or a yellow sign below the advance warning sign. p. 29

• Right of Way at Stop Signs

  At a 3-way, 4-way or all-way stop, the driver who reaches the intersection first goes first, after a complete stop. p. 40

• Work Zone Signs

  Work zone signs may be diamond or rectangular with orange, white or black backgrounds; traffic may be controlled by a flagger (a person with a sign or flag), traffic control devices, markings or police. p. 18

• Know the Work Zone Speed Limit

  Start slowing as soon as you see signs that you are entering a work zone or that the speed is reduced, and hold that lower speed until a speed limit sign appears. p. 19

• Questions and answers

  When you see a lane closure ahead, merge early: move into the correct lane as soon as it is safe, ideally a mile or more before the closure. p. 20

• Questions and answers

  Always obey a flagger's signals or STOP/SLOW paddle; a flagger's instructions overrule other traffic signals or devices. p. 22

• Ar governor’s commission on people with disabilities

  To park in an accessible (handicapped) space you need a license plate with the international symbol of access or the hang tag called a Special Certificate. p. 14

• Roadway signs

  A school crossing sign means slow down and watch for children crossing the road. p. 27

• Round Yellow Advance Warning Sign

  The round yellow advance warning sign comes before a railroad crossing: slow down, look and listen for a train, and be ready to stop if one is coming. p. 28

• Emergency notification systems (ens) at highway-rail grade crossings

  The Emergency Notification System (ENS) sign at a railroad crossing gives the railroad's emergency number and the crossing's ID, so you can report an emergency. p. 29

• Multiple Tracks

  A number plate under the crossbuck tells how many tracks the crossing has; where there is more than one, look out for another train from either side and cross only once the train has gone well past. p. 30

• Stop Signs

  An eight-sided (octagon) sign always means stop. p. 25

• Yield Sign

  A downward-pointing triangle sign means yield. p. 26

• Regulation Signs

  Regulatory signs are white squares or rectangles with black and/or red letters or symbols; they give rules for traffic direction, lane use, turning, parking and other special instructions. p. 27

• Roadway signs

  Diamond-shaped signs warn of hazards or special conditions ahead. p. 27