Road Signs and Signals Singapore Flashcards

A silver reflective road stud (cat's eye) between lanes indicates what?

Answer: Lane boundary — may cross with caution

Silver or white cat's eyes mark lane boundaries and help drivers see lane divisions at night. They indicate you may change lanes with care.

Red road studs on the left side of the road indicate what?

Answer: You must not cross — road edge on your left

Red cat's eyes or road studs mark the left edge of the road (nearside). Crossing them means you are leaving the carriageway.

What does a triangular sign with a windsock symbol warn about?

Answer: Strong crosswinds ahead

A windsock on a warning sign indicates an area prone to strong crosswinds, which can affect vehicle stability, especially on bridges and open stretches.

A sign showing a red circle with '6.1m' and an arch shape restricts what?

Answer: Vehicle height exceeding 6.1 metres

This sign indicates a height restriction. Vehicles taller than 6.1 metres are not permitted to pass through (e.g., under a bridge or flyover).

What does a rectangular sign with 'PIE' written on it signify in Singapore?

Answer: Pan-Island Expressway

PIE stands for Pan-Island Expressway, one of Singapore's longest expressways running east to west across the island.

A flashing amber beacon at a pedestrian crossing means what for drivers?

Answer: Give way to pedestrians on the crossing

A flashing amber beacon at a crossing means you must give way to any pedestrians already on or about to step onto the crossing.