TDC - Theoretical Driving Course Traffic Signs and Markings Questions and Answers

Question 1

While driving, you approach an intersection with a solid white horizontal line painted across your lane. What does this pavement marking signify?

Accepted Answer

You must stop before this line.

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A pedestrian crossing is ahead.

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It indicates the center of the road.

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Overtaking is permitted.

Question 2

You are driving on a two-lane road and see a single solid yellow line on your side of the road. What does this marking mean?

Accepted Answer

Overtaking from your direction is prohibited.

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You may overtake if the way is clear.

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The road is narrowing ahead.

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It marks the edge of the roadway.

Question 3

Which of the following signs is classified as a regulatory sign?

Accepted Answer

An octagonal 'STOP' sign.

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A triangular sign indicating a sharp curve ahead.

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A rectangular sign showing the distance to the next city.

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A diamond-shaped sign warning of a narrow bridge.

Question 4

You are approaching a traffic light that is showing a flashing yellow light. What is the correct course of action?

Accepted Answer

Proceed with caution, as the right-of-way is not guaranteed.

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Stop completely before proceeding.

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Speed up to clear the intersection quickly.

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The light is broken; treat the intersection as a four-way stop.

Question 5

A triangular sign with a red border is typically what kind of sign?

Accepted Answer

Warning Sign

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Guide Sign

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Regulatory Sign

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Expressway Sign

Question 6

When driving in a lane marked with a solid yellow line and a broken yellow line, under what condition are you permitted to overtake?

Accepted Answer

Only if the broken line is on your side.

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You can never overtake when these lines are present.

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Only if the solid line is on your side.

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You can overtake from either side if the road is clear.