The point of contact where the tires meet the road can greatly impact safety and driving circumstances. Driving on dirt and gravel roads is significantly different than paved roads. Reduce speed, drive in the middle of the road (when there …
SHARK’S TEETH (picture above) are reasonably new and are used as legal STOPPING POINTS at YIELD LOCATIONS if a stop is necessary for safety. They are normally used in conjunction with YIELD SIGNS to emphasize the YIELD requirement. The picture …
If there is only one traffic lane in the ROUNDABOUT, there will only be one entrance YIELD SIGN (see picture #7-13 below). Picture #7-13 — 1 Traffic Lane — Mifflin Road in Dover DE 2 Traffic Lanes — Rehoboth Ave …
Picture #7-2 QUESTION: When is it appropriate to paint a STOP LINE on the SHOULDER of the road — black & gold arrow picture #7-2? Picture #7-3 Picture #7-4 Picture #7-5 Picture #7-6 Picture #7-7 Picture #7-8 REPEAT of “The …