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Saskatchewan Road Signs Flashcards

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  1. What does a sign with a car symbol beside wavy lines indicate?

    Answer: Slippery road conditions when wet

    This sign warns that the road surface may be slippery when wet, and drivers should reduce speed and avoid sudden steering or braking.

  2. What shape and colour is a regulatory sign indicating a one-way street?

    Answer: White rectangle with black arrow

    One-way signs are white rectangular signs with a black arrow pointing in the direction of permitted travel.

  3. What does a circular green sign with a white arrow mean?

    Answer: Direction permitted

    A circular green sign with a white arrow indicates that the movement shown by the arrow is permitted, as opposed to a red circle which indicates prohibition.

  4. A sign showing a bicycle in a red circle with a diagonal line means what?

    Answer: Bicycles are prohibited

    A red circle with a diagonal line through a bicycle symbol means bicycles are not permitted on that particular road or path.

  5. What does a horizontal rectangular sign reading MAXIMUM 110 on a Saskatchewan highway mean?

    Answer: The legally enforceable speed limit is 110 km/h

    A maximum speed sign sets the highest legally permitted speed under ideal conditions. On Saskatchewan divided highways, 110 km/h is the top speed limit.

  6. What does a sign showing a moose silhouette indicate?

    Answer: Moose or large wildlife crossing area

    Animal crossing signs with a moose silhouette warn of areas with frequent large wildlife crossings. Collisions with moose can be fatal due to their size.

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