Traffic Signals and Signs Quiz

Signs that indicate mandatory actions or prohibitions. They are typically triangular in shape and have red borders.

Signs that warn drivers of potential hazards or changes in road conditions. Usually represented by yellow triangles with black borders.

Signs that provide information or instructions to drivers. Often have a blue background with white text and symbols.

A sign that indicates a driver must stop.

A sign that indicates a road is only for traveling in one direction.

A sign indicating a left turn is not permitted.

A sign indicating a right turn is not permitted.

A sign indicating that overtaking another vehicle is not permitted.

This sign indicates that U-turns are prohibited. It's often found at intersections, roundabouts, or where U-turns would be unsafe.

This sign indicates that no vehicles are allowed beyond this point. It is used to restrict access to certain areas or routes.

This sign indicates that stopping is prohibited. It's often found in areas where stopping would be unsafe or obstructive, such as busy intersections.

This sign indicates that parking is prohibited. It's commonly seen in areas where parking would obstruct traffic or be unsafe.

This sign indicates that there's a length limit on the road or bridge. It's used to prevent oversized vehicles from exceeding the permitted length.

This sign indicates that there's a load limit on the road or bridge. It's used to prevent vehicles from exceeding the maximum weight allowed.

Indicates a section of road where vehicles must give way to cyclists who are using the cycle track.

Warnings drivers of a road narrowing ahead requiring caution.

Indicates a section of road with a steep decline.

Indicates a road surface that is likely to be slippery due to loose gravel or other conditions.

Signifies a section of road where drivers should exercise caution as there may be children crossing.

Indicates a road where there is a narrow bridge ahead.

Warns drivers of a sharp bend to the right, requiring a change in direction.

Indicates a section of the road where the driver needs to use extra caution due to workers performing maintenance.

This sign indicates that the maximum allowable height of a vehicle is 29 feet.

This sign indicates that the maximum allowable load that can be carried on a single axle is 29,000 pounds.

This sign indicates that the road ahead is a one-way street. You must travel in the direction of the arrow.

This sign indicates that you must keep to the left when approaching a roundabout.

This sign indicates that you must keep to the left and continue straight ahead.

This sign indicates you must either turn left or continue straight ahead.

This sign indicates that there is a sharp curve ahead. Make caution and reduce speed,

This sign indicates that you must turn right.

A sign indicating a place where medical assistance is available.

A sign indicating that traffic from a side road is not allowed to join the main road.

A sign indicating a junction where two roads intersect.

A sign indicating parking is only permitted for scooters and motorcycles.

A police officer's signal where the officer's arm is extended to the side, instructing oncoming traffic to stop.

This sign indicates that there is a railway crossing ahead. Be prepared to stop and look for trains.

This sign signifies that you are approaching a roundabout, a circular intersection where traffic flows in one direction.

This sign warns drivers of a steep ascent ahead, requiring caution while driving uphill.

This sign alerts drivers to a gap in the median, which separates opposing lanes of traffic. Be cautious when crossing the gap.

This sign informs drivers of a hump or rough road ahead, indicating the presence of a speed bump or uneven pavement.

This sign signifies a barrier ahead, such as a traffic barrier or a wall.

This sign denotes the presence of a side road to the right. Take caution when approaching the intersection.

This sign informs drivers that there is a Y-intersection ahead, where the road splits into two directions, forming a shape like the letter 'Y'.