LTO Road Signs and Pavement Markings Questions and Answers 3

Question 1

What does a circular sign with a red diagonal bar across a bicycle symbol mean in the Philippines?

Accepted Answer

Bicycles prohibited on this road

Answer

A red diagonal bar (prohibitory slash) across any symbol inside a circle means that type of vehicle or action is prohibited.

Question 2

Yellow diagonal stripes painted on a road surface near an island or obstruction indicate:

Accepted Answer

A no-drive zone — drivers must not drive over the area

Answer

Yellow diagonal chevron stripes on the pavement mark areas that vehicles must not enter or drive over, typically around obstructions, islands, or keep-clear zones.

Question 3

A 'GIVE WAY' (yield) sign at an intersection requires the driver to:

Accepted Answer

Slow down and yield to vehicles already in the intersection or approaching from the main road

Answer

A 'Give Way' sign requires slowing down and yielding the right-of-way to traffic on the intersecting road, but a full stop is not required if the way is clear.

Question 4

Green road signs in the Philippines are primarily used to indicate:

Accepted Answer

Highway destination signs and distances

Answer

Green signs are used for highway and expressway destination guidance, showing directions to cities and towns along with distances.

Question 5

What does a 'NO OVERTAKING' sign look like in the Philippines?

Accepted Answer

A circular sign with two cars and a red diagonal slash

Answer

The No Overtaking sign is circular, showing two vehicles with a red diagonal prohibition slash, meaning drivers must not pass the vehicle ahead in that zone.

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LTO Road Signs and Pavement Markings Questions and Answers 3