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Road Signs and Signals Singapore Flashcards

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  1. What does a chevron sign (black and white arrows in a V-shape) on a road indicate?

    Answer: Sharp bend or curve ahead

    Chevron signs are placed at sharp bends or curves to guide drivers and indicate the direction of the curve.

  2. A circular sign with a blue background showing '40' indicates what?

    Answer: Minimum speed 40 km/h

    A blue circular sign with a speed number indicates the minimum speed limit. Vehicles must travel at least this speed.

  3. What does a triangular sign showing two-way traffic arrows mean?

    Answer: Two-way traffic ahead

    This warning sign alerts drivers that they are approaching a road with two-way traffic, often after a one-way section.

  4. A yellow box junction painted on the road means what?

    Answer: Do not enter unless your exit is clear

    You must not enter a yellow box junction unless your exit road is clear. The exception is when turning right and only oncoming traffic prevents you.

  5. What does a sign showing a red circle with a horn symbol crossed out mean?

    Answer: No horning or sounding of horn

    This sign prohibits the use of horns in the area, typically near hospitals or residential zones where noise must be minimized.

  6. What does a white arrow on blue background pointing to the left at a roundabout mean?

    Answer: Keep left at the roundabout

    This mandatory sign instructs drivers to keep to the left when approaching or navigating the roundabout, as traffic flows clockwise in Singapore.

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