PURPOSE
This chapter provide basic education
on the concept of the transportation system and explain the road markings that
road markings that new driving must be able to read and understands in order to
apply this information to a driving situation. This chapter is intended to
identify roadway communication tools that driver must be able to comprehend and
be responsive to.
OUR
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this chapter, student should be able to:
·
List the various types of traffic signs
·
Recognize the common roadway sign and explain
each sign’s purpose
·
Identify how a driver must respond to different
signals
·
Explain the purpose of the roadway markings and
how a safe driver adheres to the markings
Our
measurement method
·
Issue a pre-test about signs, signals, and road
marking at the beginning of this chapter then issue a post –test at the end of
this chapter.
Our topic
outline
1.
The highway transportation system
A. What is the highway
transportation system
B.
Highways and their design intersection with street and roads
c.
Requirements
2. Traffic
signs
A.
Stop and yield SIGNS
B.
Regulatory sign
Action Required
Speed limit
signs
Railroad
cross bucks
C.
warning sign
Action required
School Area Signs
Railroad warning signs
D.
Guide signs
Function of guide signs
driver education program
Route markers
Destination and mileage signs
Roadside services signs
Recreational service signs
E. Road
work warnings
3. Traffic
signals
A. Motor vehicle signals
B. pedestrian
signals
C.
Traffic officer’s directions
D.
lane-use light
4. Roadway
markings
A. White lane lines
Broken, solid, double solid
B.
Yellow lane lines
Broken, double: one solid, one broken, Double: both solid
C.
Arrows
D.
bicycle
E. Crosswalks
F. Stop
lines
G.
Railroad crossing
5. School zones
6. Construction
zones
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