Driving Test Practice

Regulatory signs in Arizona

The Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide shows or names everything on this page: 16 in all, on pages 29, 41–42, 46–47, 49.

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Regulatory signs

  • International Symbol of Access

    International Symbol of Access

    This symbol, which appears on reserved parking signs, placards and license plates, is the international symbol of access for persons with disabilities. Parking spaces marked with this symbol are only to be used by a vehicle displaying a valid placard or license plate with this symbol, and only when transporting the person who was issued the placard or plate. It is illegal for anyone else to park in these spaces and may result in a fine.

    Manual page 29

  • STOP

    STOP

    This shape is reserved for stop signs. You must come to a complete stop.

    Manual page 41

  • SPEED LIMIT 65

    SPEED LIMIT 65

    White speed limit signs with black letters are regulatory signs and indicate the maximum speed you can legally go. (p41: These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.)

    Manual page 41

  • YIELD

    YIELD

    This shape requires that you yield the right-of-way to cross traffic or to merging traffic. (p29: As you approach the roundabout, slow down and YIELD until there is a safe gap before entering.)

    Manual page 41

  • DO NOT ENTER

    DO NOT ENTER

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • WRONG WAY

    WRONG WAY

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT

    SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • NO "U" TURN

    NO "U" TURN

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • NO LEFT TURN

    NO LEFT TURN

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • NO RIGHT TURN

    NO RIGHT TURN

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • Portable School Crossing Signs

    Portable School Crossing Signs

    Drivers must also obey the portable signs placed at times in the center of the roadway. The maximum speed from the first sign to past the school crossing sign is 15 mph. When portable signs are not in place, the normal speed limit for the area applies. Passing another vehicle in a school crossing zone is prohibited.

    Manual page 42

  • NO TURN ON RED

    NO TURN ON RED

    When turning right at a red light, you must first stop completely before reaching the marked or unmarked crosswalk. Look for “No Turn On Red” signs.

    Manual page 47

Lane-use control signals

  • LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT

    LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • GO STRAIGHT OR TURN LEFT

    GO STRAIGHT OR TURN LEFT

    These signs regulate traffic and direct the driver’s speed and direction.

    Manual page 41

  • Reversible Lane Control Sign

    Reversible Lane Control Sign

    Some travel lanes are designed to carry traffic in one direction at certain times and in the opposite direction at other times. These lanes are usually marked by double-dashed yellow lines. Before you start driving in them, check to see which lanes you can use at that time. There may be signs posted by the side of the road or overhead.

    Manual page 46

  • Combined U-Turn and Left Turn Sign

    Combined U-Turn and Left Turn Sign

    U-turns are permitted at almost all of the light rail intersections in the 20-mile METRO system to allow vehicles to cross the tracks. Left turns and U-turns are controlled with traffic signals.

    Manual page 49