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ICBC Road Signs and Signals Flashcards

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  1. What does a triangular yield sign mean?

    Answer: Give the right of way to traffic on the road you are entering or crossing

    A yield sign indicates that drivers must slow down and let traffic on the main road proceed before entering or crossing.

  2. What does a red octagonal sign indicate?

    Answer: Stop

    A red octagonal sign universally means stop. Drivers must come to a complete halt and proceed only when safe.

  3. What does a green arrow traffic signal mean?

    Answer: Turn in the direction of the arrow after yielding

    A green arrow indicates a protected turn. Drivers may turn but must yield to pedestrians or other traffic as required.

  4. What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a "slippery when wet" symbol warn about?

    Answer: Slippery road conditions

    This sign warns drivers to reduce speed and exercise caution, as the road may be slippery when wet.

  5. What does a white rectangular sign with a black number indicate?

    Answer: Maximum speed limit

    White rectangular signs with black numbers specify the maximum legal speed limit for that road section.

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