BitLife Driving Test Answers: All 29 Road Signs

What are the BitLife driving test answers?

The BitLife driving test shows you one road sign and three names. You pick the name of the sign. One correct answer gets you the license.

The game picks the sign at random from a set of about 29 signs. The table below lists every sign that two guides found. It also says what each sign looks like, so you can match the picture fast.

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Destructoid and TouchTapPlay list the same 29 signs. The pictures are US road signs. The look column describes the usual US sign. The picture in your game can be a little different, and new signs can come with updates.

Correct answer	What the sign shows
4-Way Stop	A red stop sign with a small plate under it that says 4-way or all way.
Added Lane (Lane Added)	Two lines that join, with a new lane on the side.
Cattle Crossing	A cow on a yellow diamond.
Circular Intersection (Roundabout)	Three arrows that go around in a circle.
Cross Road (Crossroads)	A plus sign: two roads that cross.
Deer Crossing	A deer in a jump, on a yellow diamond.
Divided Highway	A road that splits around a center strip.
Farm Machinery Crossing	A tractor on a yellow diamond.
Fire Station	A fire truck on the sign.
Flagger Ahead	A person who holds a flag.
Handicapped Crossing	A person in a wheelchair.
Hill Ahead	A truck on a slope.
No Parking	A letter P with a red circle and a line across it.
No Pedestrians	A walking person with a red circle and a line across it.
No U-Turn	A U-shaped arrow with a red circle and a line across it.
Playground Ahead	Children at play, or a slide and swing.
Right Lane Ends	The right line bends in to join the left line.
Road Narrows	Both side lines bend in.
Route Marker	A shield shape with a road number.
Sharp Curve	An arrow that bends at a hard angle.
Side Road	A straight road with a short road that joins from one side.
Signal Ahead	A traffic light on a yellow diamond.
Slippery When Wet	A car with wavy tire marks behind it.
Snowmobile Crossing	A snowmobile on the sign.
T-Intersection	A road that ends at a cross road, in the shape of a T.
Truck Crossing	A truck on a yellow diamond.
Two-Way Traffic	Two arrows, one up and one down.
Yield Ahead	A small yield triangle on a yellow diamond.
Y-Intersection	A road that splits in two, in the shape of a Y.

When do you take the driving test in BitLife?

You do not need to look for the test the first time. When you age up as a teen, a pop-up asks you to take it. The BitLife Wiki gives an age of 15 to 18. Destructoid says the age depends on the country of your character.

If you skip the pop-up or fail, you can take the test later. Open Activities, then Licenses, then the driving license. The Licenses page of the wiki gives this path.

What happens if you fail the driving test?

You do not get the license, and you can try again. Each new try costs money. Destructoid gives a range of $40 to $90. The wiki says the fee is often $60 to $90. The amount depends on your country.

You have no limit on tries. The only cost is the fee. As a teen with no job, ask your parents for money or find a part-time job first.

Without a license, you cannot buy a car from a dealership. The wiki says you can steal a car in the Crimes tab. But you still cannot get jobs that need a car.

Tips for the BitLife driving test

Look at the shape and color first. A red circle with a line means "no". A yellow diamond is a warning about the road ahead.
Read all three names before you tap. Two answers can be close, such as T-Intersection and Side Road.
Try to pass on the first try as a teen. The wiki says your parents may buy you a car then. What car you get depends on how rich and generous they are.
If you continue as your child and the child is old enough, the wiki says the child already has a license. There is no test.
Other licenses use the same kind of test. The boat test opens at 18. The pilot license needs 40 hours of flight school first.

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