Regulatory Signs quiz
12 regulatory signs. What you must or must not do: STOP, YIELD, speed limits, no entry, no turns.
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Question 1 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: End of the restriction zone. The Rules of the Road names this sign “End of the restriction zone”.
Read the guideQuestion 2 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Max speed limit 60kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 60kmh”. The following is an alternative design for the 60kmh speed limit sign. This sign may be provided: on a local road to indicate that a speed limit of 60kmh applies; or; at a location where special speed limit bye-laws specify that the special speed limit of 60kmh applies in respect of a local road or part of a local road in a built-up area.
Read the guideQuestion 3 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: No entry or ‘No straight ahead’. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No entry or ‘No straight ahead’”.
Read the guideQuestion 4 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Height restriction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Height restriction”.
Read the guideQuestion 5 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Pedestrianised street. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pedestrianised street”.
Read the guideQuestion 6 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Clearway. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Clearway”.
Read the guideQuestion 7 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Max speed limit 120kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 120kmh”.
Read the guideQuestion 8 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Taxi rank. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Taxi rank”.
Read the guideQuestion 9 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: No overtaking for three-axle vehicles. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No overtaking for three-axle vehicles”.
Read the guideQuestion 10 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: No bicycles. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No bicycles”.
Read the guideQuestion 11 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Parking prohibited. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Parking prohibited”.
Read the guideQuestion 12 of 12: Regulatory Signs
What does this sign mean?
Answer: Maximum gross weight (traffic management). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Maximum gross weight (traffic management)”.
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