Texas Car / Permit practice question · Road Signs
Signs with a blue background most often point out:
Answer choices
- motorist services like gas, food, lodging, and rest areas— Correct answer
- sharp curves and other roadway hazards
- construction and maintenance zones
- areas where passing is not allowed
Why this is the answer
Blue is the color for motorist services guidance, so a blue sign points you toward services such as fuel, food or lodging. Hazards like sharp curves are marked in yellow, and construction and maintenance warnings are orange. Brown, by comparison, is for public recreation and scenic guidance.
Source: Texas Driver Handbook — Traffic Signs
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
More Road Signs questions
- What should you understand when you see a yellow diamond-shaped sign showing the road splitting around a median?
- A diamond-shaped sign with a yellow background is used to:
- You approach a sign with a red circle and a white horizontal bar that reads 'Do Not Enter.' You should:
- An orange, diamond-shaped sign tells you that you are approaching:
- What should you understand when you see a yellow diamond-shaped sign showing a new lane added on the right?