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What does a pennant-shaped sign indicate?

Correct answer

  • A possible hazard
  • A no-passing zone
  • A railroad crossing

Explanation

The "No Passing" sign is the only type of sign that is pennant shaped. It indicates a no-passing zone for all vehicles traveling in your direction. There may also be a solid yellow line next to your lane to indicate the same thing.

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