Practice question
Why does the FHWA MUTCD matter when studying South Dakota road signs, signals, and markings?
- It is the national standard for traffic control devices such as signs, traffic signals, and road markings used on public roads
- It replaces South Dakota DPS driver licensing requirements
- It sets the fee for a South Dakota instruction permit
- It allows drivers to ignore posted local signs if they know federal standards
Answer: A — It is the national standard for traffic control devices such as signs, traffic signals, and road markings used on public roads
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