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Texas DMV road sign practice test 2026

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Red octagon STOP sign
What action does a red octagonal stop sign require?

The real Texas knowledge test is the DMV exam used for a learner permit. Start with the answer: this focused page runs only the 22 Texas sign questions that have a matching picture in the bank.

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Road signs

What action does a red octagonal stop sign require?

Red octagon STOP sign
  1. Slow down and continue if the intersection appears empty
  2. Stop only when another vehicle is approaching
  3. Come to a complete stop, yield, and then proceed carefully
  4. Stop after the crosswalk and then check for traffic

Answer: Come to a complete stop, yield, and then proceed carefully. The handbook treats a stop sign as a complete-stop requirement, not a suggestion to slow down. Stop before the crosswalk, intersection, or sign, then yield to pedestrians or other vehicles before proceeding carefully. An empty-looking intersection does not remove the duty to stop. Stopping after the crosswalk places the vehicle too far forward and can block the crossing. Use the location of the stop line or crosswalk as the visual cue for where the vehicle must settle before moving again.

Frequently asked questions

How many pictured sign questions are in this Texas practice test?

This page has 22 Texas sign questions with pictures. It is a focused slice of the full 500 question bank.

Where can I study the full Texas practice bank?

Use the full Texas DMV practice test for every question, or choose a numbered test for a fixed 20 question session.

Last verified 2026-10-05. See the Texas DMV facts page for sourced state details.

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These fixed tests cover the eligible full bank. Use the full bank for all questions, or study the Texas facts page before test day.