Traffic Signs and Their Meanings Quiz

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Which sign prohibits all vehicles from entering, including motorcycles and mopeds?

No Trucks

No Motor Vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds (correct)

No entry to cars arm

No agricultural motor vehicles

Which sign indicates the end of a priority road?

Intersection with a road without priority

Give way

End of Priority Road (correct)

Priority Road

Which sign prohibits vehicles from overtaking, even for a short distance?

No Overtaking for Trucks

No Overtaking (correct)

No Left Turn

No Right Turn

What sign warns about a potential hazard, but doesn't specify its nature?

Undefined Hazard (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which sign requires a vehicle to stay to the right, even if there is an oncoming vehicle on the other side of the road?

Keep to the right (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which sign does not actually prohibit any specific kind of vehicle, but rather regulates their maneuverability?

Weight Restriction (A) Signup and view all the answers

What sign refers to a road intersection that requires drivers to yield to vehicles coming from their right?

Intersection-give way to vehicles from right (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which sign indicates that a driver must turn left at the next intersection?

Mandatory Movement to the left (B) Signup and view all the answers

What sign warns about a road narrowing on both sides, making passing difficult?

Carriageway Narrows on both sides (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which sign warns of a road with a steep downhill slope that could be dangerous?

Steep hill (C) Signup and view all the answers

What does the sign with number 116 indicate?

Public toilets (B) Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between signs 100 and 101?

Sign 100 indicates a no through road, while 101 indicates a priority road (D) Signup and view all the answers

What does sign 134 represent?

A warning sign for a bend in the road (A) Signup and view all the answers

What does sign 124 indicate?

A sign with distance to the destination (C) Signup and view all the answers

If you see sign 92, what should you expect to pay for?

Parking (A) Signup and view all the answers

What do signs 83 and 77 have in common?

Both signs indicate the end of a prohibition (D) Signup and view all the answers

A driver approaching an intersection with Sign 70 is allowed to turn left. True or False?

False (B) Signup and view all the answers

What does the French phrase 'Directions obligatoires à la prochaine intersection : à gauche' indicate?

Mandatory direction to the left (A) Signup and view all the answers

If a driver sees Sign 70, can they choose to proceed straight ahead?

Yes, they can choose to proceed straight ahead. (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which of these scenarios would require a driver to utilize Sign 69?

A one-way street with traffic flowing to the left only. (D) Signup and view all the answers

When can a driver disregard the direction indicated by Sign 70?

If there is a clear detour sign ahead. (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which of these signs prioritizes the direction of traffic?

Sign 69 and Sign 70 equally prioritize traffic flow. (C) Signup and view all the answers

If Sign 69 and Sign 70 are placed consecutively, what would be the correct interpretation?

The driver must turn left followed by a straight through or right turn. (B) Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes Sign 69 from Sign 70 in terms of driver behavior?

Sign 69 imposes a stricter restriction on driver choices compared to Sign 70. (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which of these situations would likely require a driver to disregard Sign 69?

An emergency vehicle approaching with sirens. (B) Signup and view all the answers

What color is the reflective sheet for the heads of islands?

Yellow (A) Signup and view all the answers

Based on the information provided, what term is synonymous with "plaque" as used in the context of the reflective sheet?

Sign (A) Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes the reflective sheet described in the content from standard reflective materials used on roads?

It is designed for specific applications. (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following would NOT be a suitable application for the described reflective sheet?

Highlighting a pedestrian crossing. (B) Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary function of the reflective sheet mentioned in the content?

To warn motorists of potential hazards. (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a feature of the reflective sheet used for heads of islands?

Luminescent paint for increased visibility in the dark (B) Signup and view all the answers

What does the term "Rétro-fléchissant" refer to?

Reflective (A) Signup and view all the answers

In the context of the content, what is a "head of an island"?

The beginning of a traffic island (D) Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is the most likely reason for using a yellow reflective sheet to mark heads of islands?

Yellow is the color of caution in road signage. (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is the most accurate translation of "Balisage des limites de, chaussées"?

Road edge markings (C) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Road Signs - Warning Signs

Right-Hand Bend: Sign indicating a right-hand bend in the road. (Virage à droite)
Left-Hand Bend: Sign indicating a left-hand bend in the road. (Virage à gauche)
Double Bend (Right to Left): Sign indicating two bends, the first to the right. (Double virage, le premier à droite)
Double Bend (Left to Right): Sign indicating two bends, the first to the left. (Double virage, le premier à gauche)
Uneven Road/Speed Hump: Sign indicating an uneven road surface or a speed hump. (Uneven Road/Speed Hump)
Carriageway Narrows (Left): Sign indicating a narrowing on the left-hand side of the roadway. (Carriageway Narrows to the Left)
Carriageway Narrows (Both Sides): Sign indicating a narrowing on both the left- and right-hand sides of the roadway.
Light Signals: Warning sign indicating a set of traffic lights. (Light Signals)
Two-Way Traffic: Sign indicating that traffic is allowed to travel in both directions. (Two way Traffic)
Risk of Rock Fall: Sign indicating a risk of rock falling from the side of the road. (Risk of Rock Fall)
Low Flying Aircraft: Sign indicating the possibility of low-flying aircraft. (Low flying aircraft)
Steep Hill: Sign indicating a steep and potentially hazardous hill. (Steep Hill)
Animal Crossing: Sign indicating an area where animals might cross the road. (Animal Crossing)
Cross Wind: Sign warning of crosswinds. (Cross Wind)
Cycles and Mopeds (Two Wheels): Sign for cyclists and small motor vehicles. (Cycles and Mopeds)
Works/Construction: Sign indicating road work or repairs. (Works)
Slippery Road: Sign indicating a slippery road surface. (Slippery Road)
Level Rail Road Crossing (With Barriers): Sign for rail crossings with safety barriers. (Level railway crossing with a gate barriers)
Level Rail Road Crossing (Without Barriers): Sign for rail crossings without safety barriers. (Level railway crossing without a gate barriers)
Children Crossing: Sign indicating a high-traffic area for children. (Children Crossing)
School Area: Sign indicating a school zone. (School Area)
Pedestrian Walkway/Passage Piétons: Sign indicating a pedestrian walkway. (Pedestrian Walkway/Passage Piétons)
Undefined Hazard /Danger non défini: Sign indicating an undefined hazard; not easily described. (Undefined Hazard/Danger non défini)

Road Signs - Regulatory Signs

STOP: Sign requiring motorists to stop. (Stop)
Give Way: Sign indicating that motorists must yield. (Give way)
Roundabout: Sign indicating a round roundabout. (Roundabout)
Priority Road: Sign that indicates that the road user has priority. (Priority Road)
End of Priority Road: Sign marking the end of a priority road. (End of Priority Road)
No Entry: Sign prohibiting entry into an area. (No Entry)
No Vehicles: Sign prohibiting all vehicles from entering an area. (Vehicles prohibited)
No Left Turn: Sign prohibiting left-hand turns. (No Left Turn)
No Right Turn: Sign prohibiting right-hand turns. (No Right Turn)
No U-Turns: Sign prohibiting U-turns. (No U-Turns)
No Overtaking: Sign prohibiting overtaking other vehicles. (No Overtaking)
No Overtaking (Trucks): Sign prohibiting overtaking of trucks. (No Overtaking for Trucks)
No Motor Vehicles: Sign prohibiting motor vehicles. (No Motor Vehicles)
No Trucks: Sign prohibiting trucks. (No Trucks)
No Pedestrians: Sign prohibiting pedestrians from an area.
No Animal Drawn Vehicles: Sign prohibiting animal drawn vehicles. (No animal-Drawn Vehicles)
No Agricultural Motor Vehicles: Sign prohibiting agricultural motor vehicles. (No agricultural motor vehicles)
No Entry to Cars Arm: Sign prohibiting vehicle entry involving an arm mechanism. (No entry to cars arm)
No public Transport: Sign prohibiting Public transports. (No public transport)
No Motorcycles: Sign prohibiting motorcycles. (No Motorcycles)

Road Signs - Prohibition Signs

No Parking: Sign indicating that parking is prohibited. (No Parking)
No Waiting and No Parking: Sign indicating that stopping and parking are prohibited. (No waiting and no parking)
Vehicle Length Restriction: Sign indicating a maximum allowed vehicle length.
No Wheels Over Maximum Width: Sign indicating limits for vehicle width due to cargo.
Height Restriction: Sign indicating a maximum allowed vehicle height.
Weight Restriction: Sign indicating a maximum allowed vehicle weight.
Axle Weight Restriction: Sign indicating maximum axle weight.
Speed Limit: Sign indicating a maximum allowed speed.
End of Speed Limit: Sign indicating the end of the speed restriction zone.
End of all moving traffic restrictions previously signed: Sign ending previously imposed traffic limitations.

Road Signs - Parking Signs

No Parking: Sign indicating that parking is prohibited. (No Parking)

Road Signs - Mandatory Signs

Keep to the Right: Sign requiring motorists to keep to right-hand side of the road. (Keep to the right)
Keep to the Left: Sign requiring motorists to keep to left-hand side of the road. (Keep to the left)
Mandatory Movement (Right): Sign requiring a turn to the right. (Mandatory Movement to the right)
Mandatory Movement (Left): Sign requiring a turn to the left. (Mandatory Movement to the left)
Mandatory Direction (Straight): Sign that indicates the driver should go straight.
Mandatory direction (Right): Driver should drive to the right at the next intersection.
Mandatory direction (Left): Driver should drive to the left at the next intersection.

Road Signs - Information Signs

Parking: Sign indicating a parking area. (Parking)
Free Parking Area: Sign indicating a free parking area. (Free Parking Area)
Paid Parking: Sign indicating a parking area where payment is required. (Paid Parking)
Advised Speed: Sign indicating the recommended speed. (Advised Speed)
Taxi Station: Sign for a taxi stand. (Taxi Station)
Bus Stop: Sign marking a bus stop. (Bus Stop)
Tram Stop: Sign marking a tram stop. (Tram Stop)
One Way Traffic: Sign indicating one-way traffic. (One Way Traffic)
No Through Road: Sign indicating a road with no through traffic. (No Through Road)
Pedestrian Crossing: Sign indicating a pedestrian crossing. (Pedestrian Crossing)
Lanes Merge: Sign indicating that the number of lanes in a road will reduce. (Lanes Merge)
Beginning of Highway: Sign indicating the start of a highway. (Beginning of highway)
End of Highway: Sign indicating the end of a highway. (End of highway)

Road Signs - Service Signs

Hospital: Sign indicating a hospital. (Hospital)
Tunnel: Sign indicating a tunnel.
Radar Speed Sign: Sign warning of checked speeds controlled by radar. (Radar Speed Sign)
First Aid Post: Sign indicating the location of a first aid facility. (First Aid Post)
Information Office: Sign indicating an information point. (Information Office)

Road Signs - Other

End of Mandatory Conditions: Sign indicating the end of mandatory conditions (such as speed restrictions or lane changes).
End of Overtaking Prohibition: Sign indicating the end of the no overtaking zone.
End of Horn Restriction Zone: Sign marking the end of a no-horn zone.
End of Mandatory Cycle Track: Sign marking the end of an obligatory cycle track.
End of Mandatory Footpath: Sign marking an end of an obligatory footpath.
Minimum Speed: Sign indicating the minimum permitted speed.
Bus Lane: Sign indicating a bus-only lane.

Road Signs - Delineators

Delineator of Bends: Sign indicating a bend or curve in the road
Delineator of Bends (Snowy Roads): Sign indicating a bend or curve in the road, in snowy conditions. (Delinator of Bends on snowy roads)
Markup Position of Road Intersections: Sign marking the position of intersecting roads. (Markup position of road intersection)
Delineator for Pavement Edges: Sign marking the pavement limits. (Delineator for pavement edges)
Yellow Reflective Sheet for Head of Islands: Sign indicating the head of islands with yellow reflective properties. (Yellow reflective sheet for head of Islands)

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