DMV Driver's eHandbook Signals, Signs and Pavement Markings

Warning signs are yellow and alert you to possible hazards or a change in road conditions ahead. As a driver, you are ultimately responsible for recognizing and reacting correctly to changing conditions. Not all warning signs are shown here.

Dip. There is a low place up ahead in on the road. In most situations, a dip in the road is harmless. However, you have to watch out for low areas of the road when it is raining or just after the rain. Water may accumulate in the dip and driving through the water at high speeds may cause hydroplaning, a condition when water accumulates under the tire and you lose control of the vehicle. Slowing down when you see a dip road sign is always the safest choice.

not answered	answered (during exam or knowledge check)
answered correctly (after exam or knowledge check)	answered incorrectly (after exam or knowledge check)

Keys	Gesture
		previous example (the same action as button) dismiss all modal windows
		next example (the same action as button) dismiss all modal windows
`/`		Play / pause video
`F`		Add (or remove) example (or question) to (from) favorite list
`S`		Shows prompts for questions (if exist).

icon	description
	List of questions (test part)
	Allows you to check your knowledge which was presented in particular topic.
	Topic examples.
	It saves your favorite questions and examples . It saves examples marked as "known" . Your favorite questions (examples) are automatically saved when you are saving your score or checking the exam results. This option is active only when there is something to save.
	Displays a table with current statistics of your answers. Additionally, it allows you to save your results for tracking your progress. Once you saved your answers, you are able to check the correctness of each question separately on the question list .
	This window.

icon	description
	Jump to first or previous example or question (depends on which part of lesson you are in)
	Jump to last or next example or question (depends on which part of lesson you are in)
	"I know it" feature. Allows you to mark content as known or unknown. It also presents status of knowing. Your knowledge of particular topics and chapters will be presented in your stats.
	It allows you to add a selected question or example to your private bookmarks. You can review all your favorite questions or examples.
	Shows explanation / prompt when you are taking the test. Result won't be saved if you'll use it.