Free Georgia Road Signs Test 2026
This Road Signs Test is modeled on the Department of Driver Services (DDS) written knowledge exam, which has 40 questions; to pass you need at least 15 of 20 on each part (Road Signs and Road Rules). This set focuses on Georgia road signs - their shapes, colors, and meanings - with pictures on the sign-identification questions. Every question includes an explanation, so you learn the rule behind each answer - not just whether you got it right.
A yellow sign showing a person walking indicates:
What's on the Georgia Road Signs Test
On the real Georgia test the Road Signs questions are scored on their own: you need at least 15 of the 20. That makes signs worth practising separately, which is what this test is for.
72 questions in the pool, 4 of them written specifically for Georgia. Each attempt shows 20 in a new order.
Sample questions from this test, with answers
Want to test yourself first? Take the test above before reading these. Every answer below is checked against the source shown.
1. On Georgia highways, where does milepost zero start for a route?
- A. At the north or east border
- B. At the state capitol in Atlanta
- C. At the south or west border (correct)
- D. At the county line nearest Atlanta
Why: Milepost markers are placed every mile along a route across the state. Numbering always starts at zero at the south or west border where the route begins.
Source: official Georgia driver handbook, p.32 (PDF p.33), Guide Signs
2. Georgia defines a 'slow-moving vehicle' that must display the slow-moving vehicle emblem as one traveling at less than:
- A. 15 mph
- B. 20 mph
- C. 25 mph (correct)
- D. 35 mph
Why: Any vehicle moving slower than 25 mph is a slow-moving vehicle and must show the emblem. When you see it, expect to close in on that vehicle quickly and slow down.
Source: official Georgia driver handbook, p.32 (PDF p.33), Guide Signs - slow-moving vehicle emblem
3. If you see this sign facing you, what does it mean?
- A. You are entering a one-way street correctly
- B. You are going the wrong way - turn around (correct)
- C. Oncoming traffic must yield to you
- D. Your lane will end - merge left
Why: A 'Wrong Way' sign means you are heading against the legal flow of traffic on a one-way road or ramp. Stop, check for traffic, and safely turn around immediately.
4. A warning sign showing an arrow splitting into two directions around a vertical line indicates:
- A. A divided highway begins ahead (correct)
- B. A fork where you must choose a route
- C. A passing lane opens ahead
- D. Two-way traffic begins ahead
Why: This sign warns that a divided highway begins ahead - a median or barrier will separate the opposing lanes. Keep right of the divider.
5. A yellow sign with a black arrow bending at a 90-degree angle indicates:
- A. A gentle curve
- B. A sharp turn ahead (correct)
- C. A side road ahead
- D. A lane shift ahead
Why: A sharp-angle arrow warns of a sharp turn (not a gentle curve) ahead. Slow down significantly before the turn - the recommended speed is often posted below.
Source: Federal MUTCD 11th ed. (Dec 2023) 2C.07 Paragraph 02
6. What color are warning signs?
- A. Red
- B. White with black letters
- C. Yellow or orange (correct)
- D. Blue or green
Why: Warning signs are yellow (standard warnings) or orange (construction/work zones). They alert drivers to potential hazards ahead such as curves, intersections, or pedestrians.
Source: official Georgia driver handbook
More Georgia facts, the full requirements table and the printable PDF are on the Georgia permit practice test page.
Georgia DDS Test Info
- Questions on real test
- 40
- Passing score
- 75%
- Correct needed
- at least 15 of 20 on each part (Road Signs and Road Rules)
- Minimum age
- 15 years old
- Testing agency
- Department of Driver Services
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Study Tip
Don't just aim to pass this Georgia Road Signs Test once - keep taking it until you score 75% or higher two or three times in a row. Read the explanation after every question, even the ones you get right, to lock in the rule before your DDS exam.