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Road Signs and Signals Singapore Flashcards

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  1. What does a zigzag white line painted on the road near a pedestrian crossing mean?

    Answer: No overtaking and no parking zone

    Zigzag lines near a pedestrian crossing indicate a no-overtaking and no-parking zone to ensure clear visibility for both drivers and pedestrians.

  2. A triangular warning sign with a train symbol indicates what?

    Answer: Railway crossing without gates ahead

    This sign warns drivers of an unguarded railway crossing ahead where they must look out for trains before crossing.

  3. What does a white rectangular sign with a red diagonal stripe across a speed number mean?

    Answer: Speed limit no longer applies

    A speed limit sign with a red diagonal stripe indicates the end of that speed restriction. The previous speed limit no longer applies.

  4. What does a brown sign with a camera icon indicate in Singapore?

    Answer: Tourist attraction ahead

    Brown signs in Singapore indicate tourist attractions or points of interest. A camera icon suggests a scenic spot or tourist site.

  5. A red circular sign showing '5 tonnes' with a lorry symbol means what?

    Answer: No vehicles over 5 tonnes

    This prohibitory sign means vehicles exceeding the stated weight (5 tonnes) are not permitted on this road.

  6. What do double yellow lines along the kerb indicate in Singapore?

    Answer: No waiting or parking at any time

    Double yellow lines mean no waiting or parking is allowed at any time. Vehicles must not stop along this stretch.

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