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Saskatchewan Road Signs Flashcards

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  1. What does a fluorescent yellow-green sign indicate?

    Answer: Pedestrian or school zone warning

    Fluorescent yellow-green signs are used for pedestrian, bicycle, and school warning signs to provide enhanced visibility, especially in low-light conditions.

  2. A sign showing a truck on a steep downward slope warns of what?

    Answer: Steep hill or grade ahead

    This sign warns of a steep downhill grade ahead where drivers should use lower gears and exercise caution, especially heavy vehicles.

  3. What does a sign with a curved arrow and the word ADVISORY along with a speed mean?

    Answer: Recommended safe speed for the upcoming curve

    Advisory speed signs suggest a safe speed for navigating a curve or turn but are not legally enforceable like regulatory speed limit signs.

  4. What does a white sign reading DO NOT PASS mean?

    Answer: You cannot overtake other vehicles in this zone

    A Do Not Pass sign indicates a no-passing zone where it is illegal and unsafe to overtake other vehicles due to limited visibility or road conditions.

  5. What does a diamond-shaped sign showing a person with a flag indicate?

    Answer: Flag person or traffic control person ahead

    This sign warns that a flag person or traffic control worker is directing traffic ahead, typically in a construction zone, and drivers must obey their directions.

  6. A sign showing two opposing arrows, one larger than the other, indicates what?

    Answer: Two-way traffic

    This sign warns that the road ahead carries traffic in both directions. It is often placed where a divided highway ends and becomes a two-way road.

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