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What do broken lines on the road signify?
What do broken lines on the road signify?
- Drivers must stop at the lines.
- Traffic directions are separated, and overtaking is possible if safe. (correct)
- No parking is allowed.
- Overtaking is prohibited.
What action should drivers take when they see a 'STOP' sign?
What action should drivers take when they see a 'STOP' sign?
- Proceed with caution.
- Stop before the transverse line. (correct)
- Keep moving if it is clear.
- Stop only if there is traffic.
If there are two traffic lanes and only one has a queue at a zebra crossing, what must the traffic in the free-flowing lane do?
If there are two traffic lanes and only one has a queue at a zebra crossing, what must the traffic in the free-flowing lane do?
- Continue at normal speed.
- Proceed without stopping.
- Overtake the queued vehicles.
- Stop if any pedestrians are present. (correct)
What do double white lines indicate on the road?
What do double white lines indicate on the road?
What should drivers do regarding vehicles stopped at a zebra crossing?
What should drivers do regarding vehicles stopped at a zebra crossing?
Zebra crossings have specific rules for pedestrians. What should pedestrians avoid?
Zebra crossings have specific rules for pedestrians. What should pedestrians avoid?
What is indicated by a 'GIVE WAY' sign?
What is indicated by a 'GIVE WAY' sign?
What do solid lines on the road indicate?
What do solid lines on the road indicate?
Flashcards
Broken Lines
Broken Lines
Separates traffic lanes, allowing overtaking if safe.
Double White Lines
Double White Lines
Separates traffic lanes, prohibiting overtaking. Often indicate no parking or refuge areas.
Solid Lines
Solid Lines
Separates traffic lanes, prohibiting overtaking.
Stop Sign
Stop Sign
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Give Way Sign
Give Way Sign
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Zebra Crossing
Zebra Crossing
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1 Stop 1 Meter Before Zebra Crossing
1 Stop 1 Meter Before Zebra Crossing
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2 or More Lanes, Zebra Crossing
2 or More Lanes, Zebra Crossing
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Study Notes
Road markings and signs
- Broken lines: Separate traffic directions; overtaking is possible if safe
- Double white lines: Follow the closed line; continuous lines prohibit overtaking; broken lines allow it. Same meaning with parking and refuge.
- Solid lines: Separate traffic directions; overtaking is prohibited
- "STOP" sign and road markings: Stop before the transverse line; keep left.
- "GIVE WAY" sign and road markings: Give way to traffic on the major road; keep left, give way.
- Zebra crossings: Pedestrians should never cross the road within the zig-zag area. Drivers stop at broken "give way" signs (about 1 meter before the crossing).
Zebra Crossing Rules
- Pedestrians should never cross the road within the zig-zag area.
- Drivers should stop at the broken "give way" marking (approximately 1 meter before).
- Pedestrians use the crossing; if there are queues, drivers should not queue over crossings.
- Be very careful when driving off; look out for pedestrians.
- Traffic lanes: if there are two lanes (and one has a queue) only drivers in the free-flowing lane should proceed.
- Pedestrians on the crossing might be obscured by parked cars; drivers should be cautious in such circumstances.
- Drivers must not overtake a stopped vehicle at a "give way" line to allow pedestrians to cross.
- Stop 1 meter before a zebra crossing.
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