Texas Car / Permit practice question · Road Signs
A rectangular sign with a green background and white lettering usually shows:
Answer choices
- directions, distances, and destinations to help you navigate— Correct answer
- a warning about a hazard in the road ahead
- a law you must obey, such as a speed limit
- the location of the nearest hospital emergency room
Why this is the answer
Green is the color for permitted movements and direction guidance, and horizontal rectangles are generally guide signs. So a green sign helps you find your way, with details such as routes and destinations. Yellow is for general warning, black and white signs give regulations, and blue is for motorist services guidance.
Source: Texas Driver Handbook — Traffic Signs
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
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