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Road Signs and Traffic Signals Flashcards

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  1. What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign typically indicate in Ontario?

    Answer: A warning about a potential hazard ahead

    Yellow diamond-shaped signs are warning signs that alert drivers to potential hazards or changes in road conditions ahead.

  2. In Ontario, what does a solid white line along the right edge of the road indicate?

    Answer: The edge of the travelled portion of the road

    A solid white line on the right edge marks the boundary of the travelled portion of the road, helping drivers stay on the roadway.

  3. What must a driver do when approaching a flashing red traffic light in Ontario?

    Answer: Come to a complete stop and proceed when safe

    A flashing red light is treated like a stop sign — drivers must come to a complete stop and proceed only when it is safe to do so.

  4. What does a green arrow traffic signal mean in Ontario?

    Answer: You may move in the direction of the arrow; oncoming traffic is stopped

    A green arrow indicates a protected movement — traffic moving in the arrow's direction has right of way and opposing traffic is stopped.

  5. An inverted red triangle road sign in Ontario means:

    Answer: Yield to traffic and pedestrians

    An inverted red triangle is the yield sign, requiring drivers to slow down and give way to traffic already in the intersection or crossroad.

  6. What does a single broken yellow centre line on a road indicate in Ontario?

    Answer: Passing is permitted when it is safe to do so

    A broken yellow centre line means drivers may pass slower vehicles when it is safe, as oncoming traffic shares the road.

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