PCV Road Signs 2

Question 1

What information do brown road signs provide?

Accepted Answer

Tourist information and attractions

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Warnings about road hazards

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Directions to motorways

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Temporary diversions and roadworks

Question 2

You see a bus lane sign that reads 'Mon-Sat 7:00-9:30'. What does this mean?

Accepted Answer

The bus lane is in operation during these hours — other vehicles must not use it during these times

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Buses can only use the lane during these times

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All vehicles can use the lane during these hours

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The road is closed to all traffic during these hours

Question 3

What does a green background on a primary route sign indicate?

Accepted Answer

It is a primary route connecting major towns

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The road leads to a motorway

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The road is toll-free

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It is a rural B-road

Question 4

You see a sign with a red 'X' on a blue background above a motorway lane. What does this mean?

Accepted Answer

The lane is closed — do not use it

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The lane is open for use

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There is a speed restriction in that lane

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Emergency vehicles only in that lane

Question 5

What does a diamond-shaped yellow sign on a PCV route indicate?

Accepted Answer

A bus priority route where buses have right of way at certain junctions

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A warning that the road is under repair

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A diversion route for heavy vehicles

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A school zone with reduced speed limits

Question 6

You approach a height restriction barrier showing 4.5m. Your double-decker bus is 4.38m tall. Should you proceed?

Accepted Answer

No, the clearance is too tight — you should find an alternative route

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Yes, you have 12cm clearance which is plenty

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Yes, but only at walking pace

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Only if there is no oncoming traffic