Traffic Signs Test #5 – Easy Learning

#1: Which sign prohibits overtaking?

 

 

 

 

No overtaking. The sign is used where forward visibility makes overtaking hazardous and the prohibition is not dealt with by double white lines. No overtaking signs might also be used at road works.

#2: What does this warning sign mean?

Road humps ahead Uneven road ahead Soft verges ahead Road works 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: Which sign prohibits pedal cycles on the road?

 

 

 

 

Riding of pedal cycles prohibited.

#4: Which sign tells you there is a steep hill upwards ahead?

 

 

 

 

Steep hill upwards.

#5: This sign is placed on a route that has been provided for pedestrians and cyclists. It tells you that:

Solo motor cycles are not permitted Solo motor cycles must keep to the right Solo motor cycles has priority Speed limit for solo motor cycles apply

The sign is used where it is required to emphasise that solo motor cycles are not permitted to use a route that has been provided for pedestrians and cyclists.

#6: This traffic sign means:

End of motorway Follow the route diversion No trough road Temporary lane closure ahead

End of motorway. Traffic on motorways usually travels faster than on other roads, obey speed limits when leaving the motorway.

#7: What does this sign mean?

Agricultural museum Agricultural vehicles Horse-drawn vehicles Cattle crossing

Agricultural vehicles.

#8: What does this sign mean?

National speed limit No goods vehicles End of goods vehicles restriction No vehicles carrying explosives

End of goods vehicles restriction.

#9: You approach this road sign. What should you expect ahead?

A tunnel entrance Road works A humpback bridge Road humps

Traffic calming schemes can employ a variety of measures, including road humps and narrowings. Warning signs often indicate the type of measure to be expected.

Highway code rule: 153.

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

 

 

 

 

Opening or swing bridge.

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Easy Learning of All Traffic Signs

This is a free and easy learning resource to help you pass the DVSA examination. The quiz has 10 questions about traffic signs that you can see on the roads in United Kingdom. You will your result at the end of the quiz.

There is a wide range of traffic signs and signals that you need to learn before you can pass the DVSA examination. Each of these easy learning tests can help you determine if you are ready for the final DVSA exam or not.

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