Road signs test: all 215 Irish signs
Every sign in the Rules of the Road: name it from the picture. Answer, see straight away if you are right, and read the official name. Questions you get wrong come back until you get them right.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move to left (one lane)
- Offside lane (of three) closed
- Lanes rejoin at crossover
- Concealed entrance
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C: Lanes rejoin at crossover. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Lanes rejoin at crossover”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Motorway ends 1km ahead
- Motorway ends 500m ahead
- Variable speed limit
- 100m to next exit
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D: 100m to next exit. The Rules of the Road names this sign “100m to next exit”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Turn right ahead
- Turn left
- Keep right
- Turn right
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A: Turn right ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Turn right ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Yield
- End of the restriction zone
- No entry or ‘No straight ahead’
- No ridden or accompanied horses
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B: End of the restriction zone. The Rules of the Road names this sign “End of the restriction zone”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move to left (two lanes)
- Temporary Pedestrian crossing
- Flagman ahead
- Detour ahead
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C: Flagman ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Flagman ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Uneven surface
- Side road on left
- Two-way traffic
- Cyclists keep right
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A: Uneven surface. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Uneven surface”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Temporary Pedestrian crossing
- Flagman ahead
- Hard shoulder closed
- Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
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A: Temporary Pedestrian crossing. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Temporary Pedestrian crossing”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Lanes diverge at crossover
- Cyclists keep right
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
- Offside lane (of two) closed
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A: Lanes diverge at crossover. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Lanes diverge at crossover”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Turn left
- Mini roundabout
- Keep right
- Pass either side
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C: Keep right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Keep right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No ridden or accompanied horses
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- Max speed limit 120kmh
- Maximum gross weight (traffic management)
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A: No ridden or accompanied horses. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No ridden or accompanied horses”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 60kmh
- No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)
- No entry to vehicles
- No left turn
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A: 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.
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What does this sign mean?
- One-lane crossover (back)
- Start of central reserve or obstruction
- Temporary Pedestrian crossing
- Move to left (one lane)
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B: Start of central reserve or obstruction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Start of central reserve or obstruction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Maximum gross weight (traffic management)
- No pedal cycles or electric scooters
- No entry to vehicles
- Stop
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B: No pedal cycles or electric scooters. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No pedal cycles or electric scooters”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Zonal restriction – no parking of large vehicles
- Max speed limit 100kmh
- Max speed limit 40kmh
- Stop
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D: Stop. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Stop”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of cycle track
- With flow bus lane on right
- Tram lane on left
- Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes
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A: End of cycle track. The Rules of the Road names this sign “End of cycle track”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No entry for pedestrians to tramway
- With flow bus lane on left
- Tram lane on left
- With flow bus lane on right
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C: Tram lane on left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Tram lane on left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Maximum gross weight (traffic management)
- Max speed limit 100kmh
- Max speed limit 20kmh
- No bicycles
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D: No bicycles. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No bicycles”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Taxi rank
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- No left turn
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A: Taxi rank. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Taxi rank”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Deer or wild animals
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Low flying aircraft
- Jaunting cars
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D: Jaunting cars. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Jaunting cars”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Merging/diverging traffic
- Sheep
- Series of bumps or hollows ahead
- Cyclists
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C: Series of bumps or hollows ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Series of bumps or hollows ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Side road
- School ahead
- Dangerous corner ahead
- Mini-Roundabout ahead
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D: Mini-Roundabout ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Mini-Roundabout ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of central reserve or obstruction
- Obstruction between lanes
- Slippery road
- Temporary traffic signals ahead
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A: End of central reserve or obstruction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “End of central reserve or obstruction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Site access
- Lanes rejoin at crossover
- One-lane crossover (out)
- Two offside lanes (of three) closed
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A: Site access. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Site access”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Start of cycle track
- Pedestrians, pedal cycles and electric scooters only
- Contra flow bus lane
- Contra-flow cycle track
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A: Start of cycle track. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Start of cycle track”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No entry or ‘No straight ahead’
- Disc parking plate
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- No overtaking
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A: No entry or ‘No straight ahead’. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No entry or ‘No straight ahead’”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Road narrows from left
- Flagman ahead
- Detour to right
- Obstruction between lanes
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C: Detour to right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Detour to right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier
- Deer or wild animals
- Steep ascent ahead
- Road divides
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B: Deer or wild animals. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Deer or wild animals”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Tram lane crossing ahead
- Traffic cross-over ahead
- Drive on left
- Compact Junction
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A: Tram lane crossing ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Tram lane crossing ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Sharp rise ahead – for example, hump-back bridge
- Level crossing ahead with lights and barriers
- Danger of falling rocks
- Dangerous corner ahead
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B: Level crossing ahead with lights and barriers. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Level crossing ahead with lights and barriers”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Cattle and farm animals
- Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier
- Children crossing (in residential area)
- Unprotected quay, canal or river ahead
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A: Cattle and farm animals. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Cattle and farm animals”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Shared space
- No bicycles
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
- Height restriction
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D: Height restriction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Height restriction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Lay-by sign
- SOS lay-by
- Lay-by ahead sign
- Speed limit change ahead
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B: SOS lay-by. The Rules of the Road names this sign “SOS lay-by”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Tram lane on left
- With flow bus lane on right
- End of cycle track
- No entry for pedestrians to tramway
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B: With flow bus lane on right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “With flow bus lane on right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Sharp dip ahead
- Advance warning of a yield sign
- Overhead electric cables
- Crosswinds
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C: Overhead electric cables. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Overhead electric cables”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Nearside lane (of two) closed
- Offside lane (of three) closed
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- One-lane crossover (back)
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A: Nearside lane (of two) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Nearside lane (of two) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Steep descent ahead
- Accompanied horses and ponies
- Children crossing (in residential area)
- Road narrows on both sides
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C: Children crossing (in residential area). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Children crossing (in residential area)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Zonal restriction – no parking of large vehicles
- No overtaking for three-axle vehicles
- Pedestrianised street
- School wardens stop sign
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A: Zonal restriction – no parking of large vehicles. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Zonal restriction – no parking of large vehicles”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of motorway
- Move into the right-hand lane
- Stop (Lane closed)
- 200m to next exit
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B: Move into the right-hand lane. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Move into the right-hand lane”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Safe height plate
- Cattle and farm animals
- Series of dangerous bends ahead
- Low bridge ahead (height restriction shown)
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C: Series of dangerous bends ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Series of dangerous bends ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Uneven surface
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
- Offside lane (of two) closed
- Road narrows on both sides
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B: Nearside lane (of four) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Nearside lane (of four) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Disabled persons parking bay
- Speed limit change ahead
- Hospital sign
- SOS lay-by
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C: Hospital sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Hospital sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Disc parking plate
- Maximum axle weight
- Yield
- Max speed limit 20kmh
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D: Max speed limit 20kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 20kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Dangerous bend ahead
- Dual carriageway ends
- Stop when lights are red
- Crosswinds
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A: Dangerous bend ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Dangerous bend ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Start of a passing lane
- Tunnel ahead
- Advance warning of a yield sign
- Start of a climbing lane
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C: Advance warning of a yield sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Advance warning of a yield sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Single lane (for shuttle working)
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
- One-lane crossover (out)
- Move to right (two lanes)
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C: One-lane crossover (out). The Rules of the Road names this sign “One-lane crossover (out)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Safe height plate
- Crosswinds
- Crossroads with dual carriageway
- Advance warning of a stop sign
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D: Advance warning of a stop sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Advance warning of a stop sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Detour ahead
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
- Two-lanes crossover (back)
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
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B: Two-lanes crossover (out). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Two-lanes crossover (out)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Restricted headroom
- Traffic cross-over ahead
- Dual carriageway ends
- Tram lane crossing ahead
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A: Restricted headroom. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Restricted headroom”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Dangerous corner ahead
- T-junction
- Start of a passing lane
- Series of dangerous corners ahead
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C: Start of a passing lane. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Start of a passing lane”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Road narrows from left
- Compact Junction
- T-junction
- Overhead electric cables
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B: Compact Junction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Compact Junction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Maximum vehicle width
- Taxi rank
- Maximum axle weight
- Max speed limit 100kmh
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A: Maximum vehicle width. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Maximum vehicle width”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Loop road ahead
- Deer or wild animals
- Slippery for cyclists
- Steep ascent ahead
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D: Steep ascent ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Steep ascent ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Tram lane crossing ahead
- Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier
- Automatic level crossing ahead
- Crossroads
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C: Automatic level crossing ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Automatic level crossing ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Motorway ends 1km ahead
- Go (Lane open)
- Toll plaza ahead
- 200m to next exit
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C: Toll plaza ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Toll plaza ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Jaunting cars
- Deer or wild animals
- T-junction
- Low flying aircraft
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D: Low flying aircraft. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Low flying aircraft”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Speed limit change ahead
- Traffic calming sign
- Slow lane sign
- Hospital sign
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C: Slow lane sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Slow lane sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Maximum axle weight
- Zonal restriction – no parking of large vehicles
- No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)
- Clearway
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A: Maximum axle weight. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Maximum axle weight”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Motorway ends 1km ahead
- 200m to next exit
- Toll plaza ahead
- 100m to next exit
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A: Motorway ends 1km ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Motorway ends 1km ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Deer or wild animals
- Y-junction
- Cyclists
- Lane loss
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B: Y-junction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Y-junction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Slippery for cyclists
- Dangerous corner ahead
- Pedestrian/Cycle Crossing
- Tram lane crossing ahead
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C: Pedestrian/Cycle Crossing. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pedestrian/Cycle Crossing”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Tunnel ahead
- Cattle and farm animals
- Accompanied horses and ponies
- Traffic signals ahead
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D: Traffic signals ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Traffic signals ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Drive on left
- Side road
- Low bridge ahead (height restriction shown)
- T-junction
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A: Drive on left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Drive on left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Children crossing (in residential area)
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Sheep
- Merging traffic
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B: Pedestrian crossing ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pedestrian crossing ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
- Max speed limit 120kmh
- Clearway
- No bicycles
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C: Clearway. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Clearway”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Turn right ahead
- Keep left
- Turn left ahead
- Mini roundabout
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C: Turn left ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Turn left ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Maximum axle weight
- Maximum vehicle length
- Max speed limit 40kmh
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
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C: Max speed limit 40kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 40kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Pedestrians cross to right
- Obstruction between lanes
- Lanes diverge at crossover
- Single lane (for shuttle working)
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D: Single lane (for shuttle working). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Single lane (for shuttle working)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Start of cycle track
- Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes
- End of cycle track
- Contra flow bus lane
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D: Contra flow bus lane. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Contra flow bus lane”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of obstruction between lanes
- Slippery road
- Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
- Lanes diverge at crossover
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B: Slippery road. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Slippery road”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Jaunting cars
- Two-way traffic
- Sharp dip ahead
- Roundabout ahead
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D: Roundabout ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Roundabout ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two-lanes crossover (back)
- Road narrows from right
- Side road on right
- Side road on left
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A: Two-lanes crossover (back). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Two-lanes crossover (back)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Pedestrianised street
- No U-turn
- Maximum gross weight (traffic management)
- Electronic periodic speed limit sign at school
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C: Maximum gross weight (traffic management). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Maximum gross weight (traffic management)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- No bicycles
- Max speed limit 80kmh
- No right turn
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D: No right turn. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No right turn”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Dangerous bend ahead
- Crossroads
- School ahead
- Safe height plate
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D: Safe height plate. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Safe height plate”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Jaunting cars
- Traffic cross-over ahead
- Tram lane crossing ahead
- Series of bumps or hollows ahead
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B: Traffic cross-over ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Traffic cross-over ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Flagman ahead
- Road narrows from left
- End of central reserve or obstruction
- Overhead electric cables
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B: Road narrows from left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Road narrows from left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- T-junction with dual carriageway
- Steep ascent ahead
- Crosswinds
- Deer or wild animals
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C: Crosswinds. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Crosswinds”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Slow lane sign
- Town or village sign
- Speed limit change ahead
- Speed camera
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C: Speed limit change ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Speed limit change ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Advance warning of a yield sign
- Low flying aircraft
- Sharp rise ahead – for example, hump-back bridge
- Low bridge ahead (height restriction shown)
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D: Low bridge ahead (height restriction shown). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Low bridge ahead (height restriction shown)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Variable speed limit
- Entry to motorway
- Stop (Lane closed)
- Move into the left-hand lane
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B: Entry to motorway. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Entry to motorway”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Nearside lane (of two) closed
- Side road on left
- Detour to right
- Keep 1.5 m distance from cyclists
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B: Side road on left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Side road on left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Mini-Roundabout ahead
- School ahead
- Sharp dip ahead
- Merging traffic
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D: Merging traffic. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Merging traffic”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
- Two-way traffic
- One-lane crossover (back)
- Detour to left
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C: One-lane crossover (back). The Rules of the Road names this sign “One-lane crossover (back)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
- Overhead electric cables
- Two nearside lanes (of four) closed
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D: Two nearside lanes (of four) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Two nearside lanes (of four) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of motorway
- Move into the left-hand lane
- 300m to next exit
- Stop (Lane closed)
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B: Move into the left-hand lane. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Move into the left-hand lane”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Unprotected quay, canal or river ahead
- Sheep
- Overhead electric cables
- Low flying aircraft
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B: Sheep. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Sheep”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Electronic periodic speed limit sign
- Maximum vehicle length
- Max speed limit 80kmh
- Maximum gross weight (traffic management)
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C: Max speed limit 80kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 80kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Overhead electric cables
- Advance warning of a yield sign
- Accompanied horses and ponies
- Slippery road ahead
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D: Slippery road ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Slippery road ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Roadworks ahead
- Two offside lanes (of three) closed
- One-lane crossover (out)
- Lanes diverge at crossover
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B: Two offside lanes (of three) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Two offside lanes (of three) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
- End of obstruction between lanes
- Start of central reserve or obstruction
- End of detour
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D: End of detour. The Rules of the Road names this sign “End of detour”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Contra-flow cycle track
- Tram lane on right
- No entry for pedestrians to tramway
- With flow bus lane on right
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C: No entry for pedestrians to tramway. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No entry for pedestrians to tramway”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Stop when lights are red
- Lane loss
- School ahead
- Slippery road ahead
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B: Lane loss. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Lane loss”.
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What does this sign mean?
- One-lane crossover (out)
- Offside lane (of three) closed
- Speed limit ahead
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
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C: Speed limit ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Speed limit ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Speed limit ahead
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
- Obstruction between lanes
- Use hard shoulder
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C: Obstruction between lanes. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Obstruction between lanes”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Lay-by sign
- Cul-de-sac
- Town or village sign
- Speed camera
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C: Town or village sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Town or village sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 80kmh
- Shared space
- Maximum vehicle length
- No entry to vehicles
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C: Maximum vehicle length. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Maximum vehicle length”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Low flying aircraft
- Dangerous corner ahead
- Tunnel ahead
- Advance warning of a yield sign
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C: Tunnel ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Tunnel ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Series of dangerous corners ahead
- Cattle and farm animals
- Tunnel ahead
- Roundabout ahead
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A: Series of dangerous corners ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Series of dangerous corners ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Maximum axle weight
- Max speed limit 120kmh
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- Disc parking plate
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C: Max speed limit 50kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 50kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Stop when lights are red
- Merging/diverging traffic
- Two-way traffic
- Automatic level crossing ahead
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C: Two-way traffic. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Two-way traffic”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Lanes rejoin at crossover
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
- Overhead electric cables
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C: Manual traffic control sign at roadworks. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Manual traffic control sign at roadworks”.
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What does this sign mean?
- T-junction
- Pedestrian/Cycle Crossing
- Mini-Roundabout ahead
- Level crossing ahead with lights and barriers
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A: T-junction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “T-junction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Parking prohibited
- No overtaking
- Max speed limit 120kmh
- Max speed limit 20kmh
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C: Max speed limit 120kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 120kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Keep 1.5 m distance from cyclists
- Single lane (for shuttle working)
- Hump or ramp
- Slow
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C: Hump or ramp. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Hump or ramp”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Yield
- No ridden or accompanied horses
- Max speed limit 40kmh
- Taxi rank
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A: Yield. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Yield”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)
- Maximum vehicle length
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- End of the restriction zone
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A: No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles). The Rules of the Road names this sign “No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Turn left ahead
- Straight ahead
- Turn right ahead
- Turn right
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B: Straight ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Straight ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Sharp rise ahead – for example, hump-back bridge
- Dangerous corner ahead
- Danger of falling rocks
- Level crossing ahead, guarded by gates or lifting barrier
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D: Level crossing ahead, guarded by gates or lifting barrier. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Level crossing ahead, guarded by gates or lifting barrier”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of central reserve or obstruction
- Two nearside lanes (of four) closed
- Concealed entrance
- Road narrows from left
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C: Concealed entrance. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Concealed entrance”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Dangerous corner ahead
- Restricted headroom
- Side road
- Dual carriageway ends
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C: Side road. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Side road”.
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What does this sign mean?
- SOS lay-by
- Town or village sign
- Cul-de-sac
- Disabled persons parking bay
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C: Cul-de-sac. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Cul-de-sac”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Contra-flow cycle track
- Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes
- Start of cycle track
- Tram lane on right
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B: Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes”.
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What does this sign mean?
- School wardens stop sign
- Taxi rank
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
- No overtaking
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C: No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight). The Rules of the Road names this sign “No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Keep 1.5 m distance from cyclists
- Move to left (one lane)
- Move to left (two lanes)
- Offside lane (of four) closed
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A: Keep 1.5 m distance from cyclists. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Keep 1.5 m distance from cyclists”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of motorway
- Entry to motorway
- Move into the left-hand lane
- Toll plaza ahead
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A: End of motorway. The Rules of the Road names this sign “End of motorway”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Merging/diverging traffic
- Roundabout ahead
- Cyclists
- Automatic level crossing ahead
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A: Merging/diverging traffic. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Merging/diverging traffic”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Start of a climbing lane
- Road narrows from right
- Compact Junction
- Roundabout ahead
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B: Road narrows from right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Road narrows from right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 30kmh
- Parking prohibited
- No horse carriages
- Height restriction
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C: No horse carriages. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No horse carriages”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Detour to left
- Two-lanes crossover (back)
- Road narrows on both sides
- Move to right (one lane)
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C: Road narrows on both sides. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Road narrows on both sides”.
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What does this sign mean?
- 300m to next exit
- Variable speed limit
- Entry to motorway
- Motorway ahead
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A: 300m to next exit. The Rules of the Road names this sign “300m to next exit”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Hospital ahead sign
- Speed camera
- SOS lay-by
- Disabled persons parking bay
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D: Disabled persons parking bay. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Disabled persons parking bay”.
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What does this sign mean?
- School wardens stop sign
- No right turn
- No entry or ‘No straight ahead’
- Zonal restriction – no parking of large vehicles
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A: School wardens stop sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “School wardens stop sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Crossroads
- Steep ascent ahead
- Road narrows on both sides
- T-junction with dual carriageway
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A: Crossroads. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Crossroads”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Detour to right
- Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
- Overhead electric cables
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
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C: Overhead electric cables. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Overhead electric cables”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Hospital ahead sign
- Destination distance sign
- Ramps on road
- Lay-by sign
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B: Destination distance sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Destination distance sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Pedestrians cross to right
- One-lane crossover (back)
- Detour to left
- End of central reserve or obstruction
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A: Pedestrians cross to right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pedestrians cross to right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 120kmh
- No U-turn
- Electronic periodic speed limit sign at school
- No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)
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C: Electronic periodic speed limit sign at school. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Electronic periodic speed limit sign at school”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Taxi rank
- Electronic periodic speed limit sign
- Max speed limit 20kmh
- Maximum axle weight
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B: Electronic periodic speed limit sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Electronic periodic speed limit sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Staggered crossroads
- Jaunting cars
- T-junction with dual carriageway
- Restricted headroom
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C: T-junction with dual carriageway. The Rules of the Road names this sign “T-junction with dual carriageway”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Series of dangerous corners ahead
- Danger of falling rocks
- Merging/diverging traffic
- T-junction
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B: Danger of falling rocks. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Danger of falling rocks”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Road narrows from left
- Road narrows from right
- Unfinished road surface
- One-lane crossover (out)
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B: Road narrows from right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Road narrows from right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Temporary Pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrians cross to left
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
- Offside lane (of three) closed
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B: Pedestrians cross to left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pedestrians cross to left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Side road on right
- Two nearside lanes (of four) closed
- Road narrows on both sides
- Concealed entrance
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A: Side road on right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Side road on right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Detour to right
- Move to left (two lanes)
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
- Two-lanes crossover (back)
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B: Move to left (two lanes). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Move to left (two lanes)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Parking permitted
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- Yield
- Max speed limit 40kmh
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A: Parking permitted. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Parking permitted”.
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What does this sign mean?
- End of cycle track
- Contra-flow cycle track
- Tram lane on left
- Pedestrians, pedal cycles and electric scooters only
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D: Pedestrians, pedal cycles and electric scooters only. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pedestrians, pedal cycles and electric scooters only”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
- Maximum vehicle width
- No left turn
- Max speed limit 80kmh
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C: No left turn. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No left turn”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move to left (one lane)
- Road narrows on both sides
- Roadworks ahead
- Detour to left
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D: Detour to left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Detour to left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
- Two-way traffic
- Use hard shoulder
- Move to right (two lanes)
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B: Two-way traffic. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Two-way traffic”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Offside lane (of two) closed
- Offside lane (of three) closed
- Two-lanes crossover (back)
- Unfinished road surface
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B: Offside lane (of three) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Offside lane (of three) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Flagman ahead
- Offside lane (of four) closed
- Speed limit ahead
- Move to right (one lane)
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D: Move to right (one lane). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Move to right (one lane)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Start of cycle track
- Contra-flow cycle track
- Tram lane on right
- Tram lane on left
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C: Tram lane on right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Tram lane on right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move into the right-hand lane
- Stop (Lane closed)
- 200m to next exit
- Motorway ends 500m ahead
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B: Stop (Lane closed). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Stop (Lane closed)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Start of a climbing lane
- Stop when lights are red
- T-junction
- Staggered crossroads
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C: T-junction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “T-junction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Offside lane (of two) closed
- Road narrows on both sides
- Detour ahead
- Roadworks ahead
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A: Offside lane (of two) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Offside lane (of two) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Contra flow bus lane
- Tram lane on left
- Contra-flow cycle track
- With flow bus lane on left
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D: With flow bus lane on left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “With flow bus lane on left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Steep descent ahead
- Road narrows on both sides
- T-junction
- Accompanied horses and ponies
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C: T-junction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “T-junction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Tram lane on left
- Start of cycle track
- Contra-flow cycle track
- End of cycle track
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C: Contra-flow cycle track. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Contra-flow cycle track”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Variable speed limit
- End of motorway
- Go (Lane open)
- Motorway ahead
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D: Motorway ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Motorway ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
- Overhead electric cables
- Detour to right
- Hard shoulder closed
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D: Hard shoulder closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Hard shoulder closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Turn right ahead
- Turn right
- Turn left
- Keep right
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B: Turn right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Turn right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Accompanied horses and ponies
- Loop road ahead
- Pedestrian/Cycle Crossing
- T-junction
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A: Accompanied horses and ponies. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Accompanied horses and ponies”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No right turn
- No overtaking
- Maximum vehicle width
- Disc parking plate
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D: Disc parking plate. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Disc parking plate”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Drive on left
- Side road
- Slippery for cyclists
- Merging/diverging traffic
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B: Side road. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Side road”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 50kmh
- Height restriction
- Parking prohibited
- No bicycles
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C: Parking prohibited. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Parking prohibited”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Children crossing (in residential area)
- Slippery for cyclists
- Steep descent ahead
- T-junction
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B: Slippery for cyclists. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Slippery for cyclists”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Speed limit change ahead
- Speed camera
- Destination distance sign
- Slow lane sign
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B: Speed camera. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Speed camera”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Road narrows on both sides
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Slippery road ahead
- Danger of falling rocks
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A: Road narrows on both sides. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Road narrows on both sides”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Yield
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
- Taxi rank
- Max speed limit 100kmh
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D: Max speed limit 100kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 100kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Compact Junction
- Crossroads with dual carriageway
- Level crossing ahead, guarded by gates or lifting barrier
- Side road
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B: Crossroads with dual carriageway. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Crossroads with dual carriageway”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Stop (Lane closed)
- Move into the right-hand lane
- Motorway ends 500m ahead
- 100m to next exit
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C: Motorway ends 500m ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Motorway ends 500m ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Road divides
- Merging traffic
- Pedestrian/Cycle Crossing
- Slippery for cyclists
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A: Road divides. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Road divides”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Road narrows from right
- One-lane crossover (back)
- Unfinished road surface
- Road narrows on both sides
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C: Unfinished road surface. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Unfinished road surface”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 60kmh
- No horse carriages
- No U-turn
- No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
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A: Max speed limit 60kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 60kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Destination distance sign
- Lay-by sign
- Lay-by ahead sign
- Cul-de-sac
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B: Lay-by sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Lay-by sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- School children crossing ahead
- Stop when lights are red
- Merging/diverging traffic
- Start of a climbing lane
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A: School children crossing ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “School children crossing ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Loop road ahead
- Tram lane crossing ahead
- Side road
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B: Loop road ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Loop road ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move to left (two lanes)
- Hump or ramp
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- Two offside lanes (of three) closed
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C: Two offside lanes (of four) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Two offside lanes (of four) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Unprotected quay, canal or river ahead
- Cattle and farm animals
- Series of dangerous corners ahead
- Steep descent ahead
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A: Unprotected quay, canal or river ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Unprotected quay, canal or river ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Use hard shoulder
- Slow
- Site access
- Move to right (two lanes)
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D: Move to right (two lanes). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Move to right (two lanes)”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Tram lane crossing ahead
- Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier
- Sharp rise ahead – for example, hump-back bridge
- Level crossing ahead, guarded by gates or lifting barrier
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B: Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Single lane (for shuttle working)
- Offside lane (of four) closed
- Uneven surface
- Loose chippings
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B: Offside lane (of four) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Offside lane (of four) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- Pedestrians cross to right
- Queues likely
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D: Queues likely. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Queues likely”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Disc parking plate
- Maximum vehicle length
- No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)
- No U-turn
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D: No U-turn. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No U-turn”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Mini roundabout
- Turn right ahead
- Pass either side
- Turn left ahead
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A: Mini roundabout. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Mini roundabout”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Max speed limit 120kmh
- No overtaking for three-axle vehicles
- Max speed limit 30kmh
- Taxi rank
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C: Max speed limit 30kmh. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Max speed limit 30kmh”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Offside lane (of three) closed
- Cyclists keep right
- Road narrows from left
- Obstruction between lanes
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B: Cyclists keep right. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Cyclists keep right”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Loose chippings
- Start of central reserve or obstruction
- Side road on right
- Offside lane (of three) closed
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A: Loose chippings. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Loose chippings”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Dangerous corner ahead
- Deer or wild animals
- Start of a passing lane
- Sheep
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A: Dangerous corner ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Dangerous corner ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Lay-by ahead sign
- Traffic calming sign
- Destination distance sign
- Ramps on road
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B: Traffic calming sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Traffic calming sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Deer or wild animals
- Safe height plate
- Crossroads
- Cyclists
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C: Crossroads. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Crossroads”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move into the right-hand lane
- Move into the left-hand lane
- 300m to next exit
- Variable speed limit
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D: Variable speed limit. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Variable speed limit”.
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What does this sign mean?
- 200m to next exit
- Stop (Lane closed)
- End of motorway
- Motorway ends 1km ahead
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A: 200m to next exit. The Rules of the Road names this sign “200m to next exit”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Side road
- School ahead
- Cattle and farm animals
- Crossroads with dual carriageway
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B: School ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “School ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Straight ahead
- Pass either side
- Turn right
- Keep left
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B: Pass either side. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pass either side”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Loose chippings
- Temporary traffic signals ahead
- Slow
- Move to left (one lane)
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B: Temporary traffic signals ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Temporary traffic signals ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- No overtaking for three-axle vehicles
- Height restriction
- Maximum vehicle length
- Maximum gross weight (traffic management)
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A: No overtaking for three-axle vehicles. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No overtaking for three-axle vehicles”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Height restriction
- Electronic periodic speed limit sign at school
- Disc parking plate
- Pedestrianised street
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D: Pedestrianised street. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Pedestrianised street”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move to right (two lanes)
- Pedestrians cross to left
- Nearside lane (of four) closed
- End of obstruction between lanes
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D: End of obstruction between lanes. The Rules of the Road names this sign “End of obstruction between lanes”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Keep left
- Straight ahead
- Mini roundabout
- Pass either side
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A: Keep left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Keep left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Slow
- Pedestrians cross to left
- Two-way traffic
- Detour ahead
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A: Slow. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Slow”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Steep descent ahead
- Children crossing (in residential area)
- Pedestrian/Cycle Crossing
- Road narrows from right
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A: Steep descent ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Steep descent ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
- Road narrows from left
- Detour ahead
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D: Detour ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Detour ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Electronic periodic speed limit sign
- Max speed limit 30kmh
- No entry to vehicles
- Maximum axle weight
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C: No entry to vehicles. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No entry to vehicles”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier
- Start of a passing lane
- Sharp rise ahead – for example, hump-back bridge
- Staggered crossroads
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D: Staggered crossroads. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Staggered crossroads”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Cul-de-sac
- Speed limit change ahead
- Ramps on road
- Hospital ahead sign
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C: Ramps on road. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Ramps on road”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Hospital ahead sign
- Traffic calming sign
- SOS lay-by
- Destination distance sign
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A: Hospital ahead sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Hospital ahead sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- Road narrows from right
- End of detour
- Roadworks ahead
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D: Roadworks ahead. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Roadworks ahead”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Two-lanes crossover (out)
- Hard shoulder closed
- Nearside lane (of three) closed
- Temporary Pedestrian crossing
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C: Nearside lane (of three) closed. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Nearside lane (of three) closed”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Lay-by ahead sign
- Destination distance sign
- Cul-de-sac
- Traffic calming sign
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A: Lay-by ahead sign. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Lay-by ahead sign”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Stop when lights are red
- Children crossing (in residential area)
- Road narrows from left
- Traffic cross-over ahead
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C: Road narrows from left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Road narrows from left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Keep right
- Keep left
- Turn left
- Straight ahead
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C: Turn left. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Turn left”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Road narrows from left
- Start of a climbing lane
- Series of bumps or hollows ahead
- Loop road ahead
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B: Start of a climbing lane. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Start of a climbing lane”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Cyclists
- Staggered crossroads
- Overhead electric cables
- Deer or wild animals
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A: Cyclists. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Cyclists”.
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- Motorway ends 500m ahead
- Motorway ends 1km ahead
- Go (Lane open)
- End of motorway
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C: Go (Lane open). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Go (Lane open)”.
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- Stop when lights are red
- Deer or wild animals
- T-junction
- Traffic signals ahead
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A: Stop when lights are red. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Stop when lights are red”.
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- No overtaking
- Yield
- Clearway
- No overtaking for three-axle vehicles
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A: No overtaking. The Rules of the Road names this sign “No overtaking”.
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- Steep ascent ahead
- Y-junction
- Road divides
- Compact Junction
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B: Y-junction. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Y-junction”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Offside lane (of four) closed
- Lanes diverge at crossover
- Use hard shoulder
- Pedestrians cross to left
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C: Use hard shoulder. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Use hard shoulder”.
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What does this sign mean?
- Move to left (one lane)
- Side road on left
- Two offside lanes (of four) closed
- Move to right (two lanes)
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A: Move to left (one lane). The Rules of the Road names this sign “Move to left (one lane)”.
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- No overtaking for three-axle vehicles
- No entry to vehicles
- No overtaking
- Yield
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D: Yield. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Yield”.
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- Dual carriageway ends
- Traffic cross-over ahead
- Road narrows from right
- Series of dangerous corners ahead
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A: Dual carriageway ends. The Rules of the Road names this sign “Dual carriageway ends”.
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