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Montana Road Signs and Traffic Signals Test

Practice your Montana Road Signs and Traffic Signals with this FREE practice test!
25
Questions number
5
Mistakes Allowed
80%
Passing Score

The Montana Road Sign Practice Test

One of the most important topics to study up on while you're preparing to get your driver's license in the state of Montana is the road and traffic signs. Signals and traffic signs are everywhere, and following what they all say to the letter is vital for driving safely and efficiently. Road signs appear on at least a few questions for every written test, and the examiner for the driving test will be making sure that you recognize them. If you take the Montana Department of Justice Driver Services Road Sign Practice Test, then you can be better prepared to handle the real test when the time comes.

What Can You Expect on the Test?

A Montana traffic sign practice test will assess what you know about road and traffic signs. Every question will display a sign on your screen and ask you to identify what its on-road instructions are. Make sure to study the Montana Driver License Manual before you begin the test. The Montana Department of Justice Driver Services Road Sign Practice Test is ideal for assisting hopeful drivers because:
  • The test is composed of 25 questions that are randomly selected from a much larger database.
  • The questions are multiple choice.
  • The test includes over 50 traffic signs.
  • There is no time limit. The test can be completed at your leisure.
  • You may opt to retake the test as often as necessary.

Why You Should Take the Test

You do not need to take, complete or pass the Montana Department of Justice Driver Services Traffic Sign Practice Test to get your driver's license in the state of Montana. As its name indicates, it is simply to practice for the real thing. You can never be too ready or know too much about the signs of the road. The test is very clear and will explain the questions you answered incorrectly so that you learn from your mistakes. Once you have completed the practice test at least once, you will be all the more prepared to pass the real test and earn your license.

Montana MVD Sample Test Questions

If you see this sign that means _____.
  • Loading and unloading is acceptable here. You can stop your vehicle temporarily.
  • Parking is acceptable here.
  • None of the listed answers.
  • Tourists might be present.
Near a controlled intersection, this white rectangular sign with black lettering and symbol indicates that:
  • There is a pedestrian crosswalk.
  • It is recommended to stop behind this location.
  • Parking allowed.
  • You must stop behind indicated mark when traffic light is red.
This black, rectangular sign with a white arrow and black lettering means what?
  • Traffic may ONLY go in this one direction.
  • Traffic is advised to go this direction unless it's clear.
  • Turn on your headlights and proceed with caution.
  • You can drive the opposite direction if in reverse.
This rectangular sign, with red background and white text, can supplement what common traffic sign?
  • Work zone signs.
  • Prohibited parking signs.
  • Speed limit signs.
  • All intersection directions that have stop requirements.
This rectangular white and green sign with black text, informs you to ______.
  • Consider the speed limit if flashing.
  • Use no speed limit if light not flashing.
  • Speed up to beat traffic.
  • Reduce your speed to posted limit if the light is flashing.

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