- Theoretical Driving Course Traffic Signs and Markings Flashcards
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What does a rectangular blue sign with a white 'P' indicate?
Answer: Parking area available
A blue sign with a white P indicates a parking area is available nearby.
What do double solid yellow lines in the center of the road mean?
Answer: Passing prohibited from both directions
Double solid yellow center lines prohibit overtaking from both directions.
What is indicated by a road sign showing two merging arrows?
Answer: Two lanes merge into one
The merge sign warns that two lanes are converging into one.
What does a NO U-TURN sign look like and what does it prohibit?
Answer: A red circle with a U-shaped arrow crossed out, prohibiting U-turns
The No U-Turn sign is a red circle with a U-shaped arrow crossed by a diagonal red line.
What do white crosshatch markings on the road surface indicate?
Answer: A buffer zone that vehicles must not enter
White crosshatch markings indicate a buffer zone that vehicles must not drive over or stop on.
What does a sign with a red circle containing a number like 60 indicate?
Answer: The maximum speed limit in km/h
A red circle with a number indicates the maximum speed limit in km/h.
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