Hawaii Drivers Permit Practice Test

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What does a sign indicating "Bump in road ahead" warn drivers about?

Potential hazardous bumps on the road.

A sign indicating "Bump in road ahead" specifically warns drivers to expect potential hazardous bumps on the road surface. Bumps can cause unexpected jolts, which may lead to difficulties in handling the vehicle, especially at higher speeds. Recognizing this sign prompts drivers to reduce their speed and increase their attention to maintain control and ensure safety for themselves and others.

The other choices reference different conditions on the road. A school zone sign indicates an area where children are present and caution is warranted; a dangerous curve sign alerts drivers to a sharp turn ahead that requires slowing down; and a sign indicating trucks may be present warns about heavy vehicles that can affect traffic flow and road safety. Each of these signs serves a unique purpose, focusing on distinct driving hazards relevant to those specific scenarios, rather than the bumps in the road highlighted by the warning sign.

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School zone ahead.

Dangerous curve ahead.

Trucks may be present.

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