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Turns and speed limit.
There are 8. Red, Yellow, Green, Orange, White, Black, Blue, & Brown
True. Blue and white signs are often used to indicate recreational areas, such as parks, trails, and other outdoor facilities. These signs help guide visitors to locations for leisure activities and outdoor recreation.
The signs that are usually white squares or rectangles, with the exception of the stop sign, are regulatory signs. These signs provide important information regarding traffic laws and regulations, such as speed limits, yield signs, and no parking zones. Their rectangular shape and white background help convey clear instructions to drivers to promote safety and order on the roads.
Warning sign. pretty much all traffic signs with a yellow background are warning or an orange back ground. but there are a couple warning signs that have a white background
A one way road sign means that traffic is only permitted to travel in the direction of the white arrow.
"Regulation sign" Reference: It is regulating something. Failure to obey these signs can result in a traffic citation.
Regulatory signs carry a legal penalty. Advisory signs do not. For example, a black and white speed limit sign is regulatory, and you can be fined for violating it. A yellow ramp speed sign is advisory and simply a safety device.
The correct answer is NO. A stop sign is considered a Regulatory Sign. Regulatory signs are typically the colors black, white, and/or red. Regulatory signs regulate traffic and tell a driver about a law. Examples include speed limits, yield signs, one way streets, do not enter signs, no turning, no parking, and (yes) stop signs. A warning sign, on the other hand, is typically diamond-shaped and the color yellow, orange or pink. They warn you of possible changes in the use or condition of the roadway ahead. A stop sign is not warning you to stop. It is TELLING you to stop because that is the law.
In the US, STOP signs are Octagonal (8 sided), with a bright red background and white letters saying STOP.