Which of the following is an example of a warning sign indicating changes in road features or configuration?

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Warning signs alert you to changes in the road ahead that may require slowing down or changing position. The sign that marks the beginning of a freeway is the clearest example because it signals a real shift in road features and driving conditions—different access rules, likely higher speeds, and a new environment with limited cross-traffic. Parking restrictions indicate rules in a specific area rather than a change in the road itself, school zone signs warn about an area with possible pedestrians but not a change in road configuration, and lane usage changes describe how lanes can be used rather than a broad transition to a different type of roadway. So the freeway-into-roadway transition sign best fits the idea of a warning about changes in road features or configuration.