Texas Car / Permit practice question · Road Signs
A sign with a brown background is used to guide you to:
Answer choices
- parks, campgrounds, and other recreational or scenic areas— Correct answer
- the nearest fuel and food services
- a school crossing zone
- an upcoming toll booth
Why this is the answer
Brown is used for public recreation and scenic guidance, so a brown sign leads you to places like parks and scenic areas. Motorist services such as fuel and food are blue. A school crossing is marked by a pentagon-shaped sign. Brown does not mean a toll booth or any other warning.
Source: Texas Driver Handbook — Traffic Signs
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
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