UK Motorcycle Theory Test Road Signs & Markings

Question 1

A triangular sign showing a motorcycle with a curved arrow beneath it warns of:

Accepted Answer

A sharp bend or series of bends ahead requiring reduced speed

Answer

Triangular warning signs alert the driver to hazards ahead; a symbol showing a bend with this shape warns riders to reduce speed and position correctly before entering.

Question 2

What does a blue circular sign with a white motorcycle mean?

Accepted Answer

Motorcycles only — route open to powered two-wheelers

Answer

Blue circles give mandatory instructions; a motorcycle symbol inside means the route or lane is designated for or permitted to powered two-wheelers (specific context varies by location).

Question 3

A broken white line with longer markings and shorter gaps across the centre of the road indicates:

Accepted Answer

A hazard warning line — extra caution required and do not cross unless safe to overtake

Answer

Hazard warning lines (longer painted section, shorter gap) warn of an upcoming hazard; riders should not cross to overtake unless the road ahead is clear and safe.

Question 4

What do yellow zigzag lines on the road at a pedestrian crossing indicate?

Accepted Answer

No parking or stopping and no overtaking the leading vehicle in the approach zone

Answer

Yellow zigzags at crossings prohibit parking, stopping and overtaking the leading vehicle on the approach; they ensure pedestrians can see and be seen when using the crossing.

Question 5

What does a red circular sign with a white horizontal bar mean in the UK?

Accepted Answer

No entry for all vehicles (entry prohibited)

Answer

The 'no entry' sign (a red circle with a single white horizontal bar) prohibits entry to all vehicles from that direction; it is commonly used at one-way street entrances.

DVSA UK Driving Theory Practice Test

DVSA UK Driving Theory Practice Test

UK Motorcycle Theory Test Road Signs & Markings