Traffic Signs Test #5 - Easy Learning

#1: Signs have different colours and shapes for easy identification. Which colour is used for tourist destination signs?

Blue Green Yellow Brown

Tourist destinations are shown on signs with brown backgrounds.

#2: What does this warning sign mean?

Road works ahead Soft verges ahead Uneven road ahead Road humps ahead

This sign, indicating road works or an obstruction in the carriageway ahead, may be used for any type of works, ranging from large construction schemes to minor maintenance.

#3: When you approach this junction, which sign could you expect to see (at A)?

You must turn ahead. Turn only in the direction indicated by the arrow.

The sign indicates the only route that may lawfully be taken through a junction.

#4: Which sign indicates that traffic queues are likely?

Traffic queues likely ahead.

#5: Which sign is placed on traffic islands and tells you that you may pass either side?

The pass either side sign is used on traffic islands, usually situated in one-way roads. Drivers may pass either side of the sign to reach the same destination immediately beyond.

#6: Which sign tells you there are soft verges ahead?

Soft verges.

#7: What does this sign mean?

No entry T-junction ahead Double bend ahead Roundabout ahead

Roundabout ahead.

The roundabout warning sign is used only for true roundabouts. Slow down and be prepared to give way.

#8: Which sign tells you that the dual carriageway ends ahead?

End of dual carriageway. The sign indicates the resumption of two-way traffic on a single carriageway road after a length of dual carriageway.

#9: Which sign is this?

An advisory speed limit plate A regulatory speed limit sign A national speed limit sign

The plate shows the maximum speed advised.

#10: Which sign tells you that pedestrians frequently use a road without proper footways?

Where pedestrians frequently use a road without proper footways, this sign is used to warn drivers of the likely presence of pedestrians in the carriageway.

Traffic Signs Test #5 – Easy Learning

#1: Signs have different colours and shapes for easy identification. Which colour is used for tourist destination signs?

#2: What does this warning sign mean?

#3: When you approach this junction, which sign could you expect to see (at A)?

#4: Which sign indicates that traffic queues are likely?

#5: Which sign is placed on traffic islands and tells you that you may pass either side?

#6: Which sign tells you there are soft verges ahead?

#7: What does this sign mean?

#8: Which sign tells you that the dual carriageway ends ahead?

#9: Which sign is this?

#10: Which sign tells you that pedestrians frequently use a road without proper footways?

Easy Learning of All Traffic Signs

#1: Signs have different colours and shapes for easy identification. Which colour is used for tourist destination signs?

#2: What does this warning sign mean?

#3: When you approach this junction, which sign could you expect to see (at A)?

#4: Which sign indicates that traffic queues are likely?

#5: Which sign is placed on traffic islands and tells you that you may pass either side?

#6: Which sign tells you there are soft verges ahead?

#7: What does this sign mean?

#8: Which sign tells you that the dual carriageway ends ahead?

#9: Which sign is this?

#10: Which sign tells you that pedestrians frequently use a road without proper footways?

Easy Learning of All Traffic Signs

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