Road Signs and Markings Flashcards
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What does a circular road sign with a red border and white background indicate?
Answer: A prohibition or restriction
Circular signs with a red border on a white background are prohibitory signs. They tell you what you must not do, such as no entry, no overtaking, or speed limits.
You see a triangular road sign with a red border. What type of sign is this?
Answer: A warning sign
Triangular signs with a red border are warning signs. They alert drivers to hazards ahead such as bends, junctions, or road works.
What do double yellow lines along the edge of a road mean?
Answer: No waiting at any time
Double yellow lines mean no waiting at any time. You must not wait or park on double yellow lines. However, you may stop briefly to drop off or pick up passengers unless there are also kerb markings prohibiting loading.
A blue circular sign with a white arrow pointing upward means you must:
Answer: Proceed ahead only
A blue circular sign with a white upward arrow is a mandatory 'ahead only' sign. It means you must continue straight ahead and cannot turn left or right at that point.
What does a brown road sign typically indicate?
Answer: A tourist attraction or facility
Brown signs are used to direct drivers to tourist destinations and facilities such as historic buildings, theme parks, or nature reserves.
You approach a road with a white zigzag line painted on it. What does this indicate?
Answer: The approach to a pedestrian crossing
White zigzag lines on the road indicate the approach to, or the area around, a pedestrian crossing. You must not park or overtake the leading vehicle on these markings.