FDOT Flagging and Traffic Control Safety Training Practice Test 2026 - Free Traffic Safety Practice Questions and Study Guide

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How should you protect yourself and your co-workers while working?

Ignore Dangers If Supervisors Are Present.

Only Focus On The Public And Not Your Own Safety.

You Must Be Able To Perform Your Job Safely, Be Alert To Dangers, And Take Responsibility For Your Safety.

Staying safe on a work site comes from taking personal responsibility for safety and staying alert to hazards. You should be able to perform your job safely, notice dangers as they arise (like moving traffic, equipment, weather, or pedestrians), and take responsibility for your own safety and for communicating hazards to coworkers. This mindset supports using proper PPE, following traffic control procedures, maintaining safe distances, and stopping work if conditions become unsafe, which protects both you and those around you. Ignoring dangers or relying on others to warn you isn’t reliable, and focusing only on the public neglects your own safety and your coworkers’ safety.

Rely On Others To Warn You Of Hazards.