Yellow road signs are mainly used to draw attention to diversions, information and instructions. On regulatory signs, a yellow background often indicates restrictions on parking, waiting or loading.

Traffic Lab; Yellow “Exit” signs . Originally published November 17, 2006 at 12:00 am. Q: Traveling east on Highway 520, approximately a half-mile from the West Lake Sammamish Parkway exit, ...

Blue and yellow signs at the side of the road are driver location signs, and help breakdown and emergency vehicles locate you. They are positioned every 500 yards or so.

QUICK. WHAT color are yield signs? Of course. They’re yellow with black edging and lettering. Everyone knows that. Last month, a number of readers commented on yield signs, in particular, the ...

Imagine you’re driving down West Avenue in Miami Beach when you come upon a highlighter-yellow traffic sign in a crosswalk. The sign is waist-high and rectangular — about a foot wide and three ...

Yellow road signs, however, are a general warning of potentially hazardous conditions. For example, if you’re driving on a windy road with sharp turns, there might be a yellow sign to indicate ...

All the road lines dividing traffic used to be white, but yellow markers were added in 1971 for an important reason. ... Many road sign features, like the green in interstate signs, ...

In the early 1990s, the Caltrans worker was tasked with creating a road sign to alert drivers to the possible danger. Silhouetted against a yellow background and […] Skip to content ...

Here's the story behind the signs. Drive around Sacramento long enough and you’re bound to encounter a sign with a speed limit of 17 miles per hour. Here’s the story behind the signs.