DVSA Road and Traffic Signs 2

Question 1

What does a double white line in the centre of the road mean when the line nearest to you is solid?

Accepted Answer

You must not cross or straddle the line

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You may cross it briefly to pass a slow-moving vehicle

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The road ahead narrows to a single lane

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You are approaching a mandatory stop point

Question 2

What colour are direction signs on UK motorways?

Accepted Answer

Blue with white text

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Green with white text

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White with black text

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Yellow with black text

Question 3

What colour are direction signs on primary routes (most A-roads) in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Green

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Blue

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White

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Brown

Question 4

What colour are the reflective road studs (cat's eyes) that mark the central reservation of a motorway?

Accepted Answer

Amber

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Red

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White

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Green

Question 5

What do brown rectangular signs indicate on UK roads?

Accepted Answer

Tourist attractions and leisure facilities

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Motorway service areas and fuel stations

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Industrial estates and business parks

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Diversion routes during road works

Question 6

What does a broken white line along the centre of the road indicate?

Accepted Answer

You may cross it to overtake if it is safe to do so

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You must not overtake under any circumstances

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The road ahead is closed to through traffic

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You must stop and give way to oncoming vehicles

Question 7

What does a flashing amber beacon on the roof of a moving vehicle typically indicate?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle is a slow-moving or oversized hazard

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The vehicle is responding to an emergency call

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The vehicle is carrying hazardous materials

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The vehicle has broken down and is stationary