Signs that are colored orange are:
- Work zone signs. ✓
- Regulatory signs.
- School zone signs.
- Guide signs.
Answer: A. Work zone signs.
Orange signs are work zone signs.
Why this is the answer
The Florida handbook lists orange as the color for construction and maintenance warning signs. It also says construction and maintenance signs are usually diamond shaped and/or orange and warn drivers of unusual or potentially dangerous conditions near work areas. So when you see orange, treat it as a warning tied to road work and be ready to slow down or follow directions from signs, flaggers, or officers. The handbook does not list orange for regulatory, school zone, or guide signs.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. Regulatory signs. — Regulatory signs are listed under white and black, not orange, because they control traffic and give commands.
- C. School zone signs. — The passages describe school zone signs and signals, but they do not list orange as their color.
- D. Guide signs. — Guide signs are listed as green, since they give directional information.
Remember it
Picture orange cones and barrels: orange on a sign points you to road work.