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Which type of sign is typically depicted as a pennant?

  1. Guide sign

  2. No passing sign

  3. Railroad crossing sign

  4. No passing sign

The correct answer is: No passing sign

A pennant-shaped sign is commonly used to indicate a no passing zone. These signs are important for ensuring the safety of drivers on the road, as passing in areas where it is prohibited can lead to accidents and endanger the lives of both the passing driver and oncoming traffic. Railroad crossing signs, guide signs, and no passing zone signs are typically depicted differently and serve distinct purposes on the road.

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