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Manitoba Road Signs Flashcards

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  1. What does a white sign with a black 'P' inside a red circle with a line through it mean?

    Answer: No parking

    The letter 'P' crossed out with a red circle and line is a no-parking sign. Additional tabs below may specify times or conditions when the restriction applies.

  2. What does a blue sign with a white wheelchair symbol indicate in Manitoba?

    Answer: Accessible parking or facility

    The International Symbol of Accessibility on a blue background indicates parking spaces or facilities designated for persons with disabilities. Using these spaces without a valid permit is illegal in Manitoba.

  3. What does a diamond-shaped sign with an orange background and black text reading 'SURVEY CREW' mean?

    Answer: Road survey workers are present on or near the road

    This construction-zone sign warns that survey crew members are working on or near the road. Drivers must slow down and watch for workers and equipment in the area.

  4. In Manitoba, what does a sign with a snowflake symbol inside a yellow diamond mean?

    Answer: Road may be icy or slippery in cold conditions

    The snowflake warning sign alerts drivers that the road surface may be icy or frost-covered. This is common on bridges, overpasses, and shaded sections that freeze before other road surfaces.

  5. What does a green and white sign reading 'PERIMETER HWY' indicate in Manitoba?

    Answer: A route circling the perimeter of Winnipeg

    The Perimeter Highway (PTH 100/101) is a ring road that circles Winnipeg. Green guide signs identify this route to help drivers navigate around or bypass the city.

  6. What does a black and white striped marker on the right side of the road indicate?

    Answer: An object or hazard close to the edge of the road

    Object markers with black and white diagonal stripes warn drivers of fixed objects such as bridge abutments, median barriers, or other hazards close to the road edge. The stripes angle downward toward the side to pass on.

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