What are sample road signs on the DMV driving test?

Common road signs used to test new drivers by the DMV include signs for roundabouts, stop signs and traffic light ahead signs. Other signs often encountered indicate that a two-way highway begins, a flagger is ahead, a four way intersection is ahead and a hill is ahead.

The sign indicating a roundabout ahead is a dark yellow sign with three black arrows on it, pointing tip to tail in a counter clockwise circle. This sign is usually square shaped and hung from a corner. Stop signs are bright red with "Stop" printed in white on them. They are octagonal in shape. Like the roundabout sign, the sign indicating a stop light ahead is yellow, square and hung from one of the square's corners. A representation of a stop light is in the center of this sign. The sign indicating the beginning of a divided highway is the same color and shape and has two black arrows on it. The arrows point opposite directions, and at the top of the sign they flow around a black divider.

The sign indicating a flagger ahead is orange, square and hung from one corner. This sign has a black figure of a person holding a flag up and the other arm raised at the elbow. A yellow square sign with a black plus sign in the center indicates a four-way intersection ahead.