Traffic Signs Test #1 - Signs You Must Know

#1: Signs have different colours and shapes for easy identification. What is the rectangular shape generally used for?

Warning signs Regulatory signs Give Way signs Information and direction signs.

The rectangle is generally used for information and direction signs.

Blue rectangles are used for information signs except on motorways where blue is used for direction signs.

Green rectangles are used for direction signs on primary routes.

White rectangles are used for direction signs on non-primary routes, or for plates used in combination with warning and regulatory signs.

#2: This sign means:

No through road Road humps Humpback bridge Motorway tunnel

Road humps.

Highway code rule: 153.

#3: Which sign indicates that priority must be given to vehicles from the opposite direction?

Priority must be given to vehicles from the opposite direction on a narrow length of road.

#4: What is the meaning of this sign?

Traffic signals ahead Traffic signals ahead are broken Stop sign ahead Traffic signals ahead only operate at certain times

Traffic signals ahead.

#5: What are these signs?

Countdown markers to a level crossing Countdown markers to a stop sign Countdown markers to an acceleration lane Countdown markers to a deceleration lane

Countdown markers may be provided on the approach to a level crossing. These divide the distance between the advance warning sign and the stop line into three equal parts.

Unlike the countdown markers on the approach to a junction, the bars do not represent intervals of 100 yards, as the warning sign will usually be less than 300 yards from the crossing.

#6: Which sign indicates that the right lane is closed ahead?

Temporary lane closure. The red bar indicates a lane that is closed ahead.

#7: Which sign tells you there is an opening or swing bridge ahead?

Opening or swing bridge.

#8: What does this sign tell you?

There is a rest area on your left Buses must turn left ahead There is a bus lane at the junction ahead There is a bus station on your left

Bus lane on road at junction ahead.

#9: This sign means:

No vehicles No parking No entry No motor vehicles

This sign means no vehicles - except pedal cycles being pushed by hand.

#10: What does this sign indicate?

Waiting restrictions apply Clearway - no stopping No vehicles Road closed ahead

Waiting restrictions are indicated by both signs and road markings. The restrictions usually apply to the whole of the highway, including verges and footways.

Drivers may stop to pick up or set down passengers and, where not prohibited, to load and unload.

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Traffic Signs Test #1 – Signs You Must Know

#1: Signs have different colours and shapes for easy identification. What is the rectangular shape generally used for?

#2: This sign means:

#3: Which sign indicates that priority must be given to vehicles from the opposite direction?

#4: What is the meaning of this sign?

#5: What are these signs?

#6: Which sign indicates that the right lane is closed ahead?

#7: Which sign tells you there is an opening or swing bridge ahead?

#8: What does this sign tell you?

#9: This sign means:

#10: What does this sign indicate?

Check Your Knowledge of U.K. Traffic Signs

#1: Signs have different colours and shapes for easy identification. What is the rectangular shape generally used for?

#2: This sign means:

#3: Which sign indicates that priority must be given to vehicles from the opposite direction?

#4: What is the meaning of this sign?

#5: What are these signs?

#6: Which sign indicates that the right lane is closed ahead?

#7: Which sign tells you there is an opening or swing bridge ahead?

#8: What does this sign tell you?

#9: This sign means:

#10: What does this sign indicate?

Check Your Knowledge of U.K. Traffic Signs

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