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n the United States, there is a pattern to traffic signs so that they are easy for drivers to interpret. Which is the BEST example of this pattern?
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Stop signs are always the same shape and size.
Stop signs are always the same shape and size.
All signs indicating a hazard are yellow triangles.
All signs indicating a hazard are yellow triangles.
Cities can choose what color they want for street signs.
Cities can choose what color they want for street signs.
Residents take drivers tests to prove that they can interpret street signs.
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Responses
Stop signs are always the same shape and size.
Stop signs are always the same shape and size.
All signs indicating a hazard are yellow triangles.
All signs indicating a hazard are yellow triangles.
Cities can choose what color they want for street signs.
Cities can choose what color they want for street signs.
Residents take drivers tests to prove that they can interpret street signs.
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The BEST example of the pattern to traffic signs is:
**All signs indicating a hazard are yellow triangles.**
This reflects a standardization in design and color for specific types of traffic signs, making it easier for drivers to recognize and interpret them quickly.
**All signs indicating a hazard are yellow triangles.**
This reflects a standardization in design and color for specific types of traffic signs, making it easier for drivers to recognize and interpret them quickly.
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