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A sign that warns about a low-flying ______ zone is typically placed near airports.
A sign that warns about a low-flying ______ zone is typically placed near airports.
AIRPLANE
The sign indicates that the road narrows ahead is called ROAD ______ AHEAD.
The sign indicates that the road narrows ahead is called ROAD ______ AHEAD.
NARROWS
When approaching a RAILROAD ______, vehicles must stop or give the right of way.
When approaching a RAILROAD ______, vehicles must stop or give the right of way.
CROSSING
The sign for CROSSING AHEAD alerts drivers to be cautious of ______ crossing the road.
The sign for CROSSING AHEAD alerts drivers to be cautious of ______ crossing the road.
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Regulatory signs inform road users of traffic laws and regulations which, if disregarded, will constitute an ______.
Regulatory signs inform road users of traffic laws and regulations which, if disregarded, will constitute an ______.
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To inform drivers about distances and routes, we use GUIDE or INFORMATIVE ______.
To inform drivers about distances and routes, we use GUIDE or INFORMATIVE ______.
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A ______ sign indicates that vehicles must stop at an intersection.
A ______ sign indicates that vehicles must stop at an intersection.
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The ______ sign instructs drivers to yield the right of way to other vehicles.
The ______ sign instructs drivers to yield the right of way to other vehicles.
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In case of no entry signs, no cars, no jeepneys, and no buses are allowed to ______ into the area.
In case of no entry signs, no cars, no jeepneys, and no buses are allowed to ______ into the area.
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The maximum allowable speed on highways with no blind corners is ______ km/h.
The maximum allowable speed on highways with no blind corners is ______ km/h.
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Study Notes
Road Width Signs
- Signs indicating “Divided Road Ahead” indicate road separation; “End of Divided Road Ahead” signals the conclusion of separation.
- “Road Narrows Ahead” warns drivers of a decrease in road width.
- “Narrow Bridge Ahead” alerts to reduced space on bridges.
Road Obstacle Signs
- “Opening Bridge Ahead” warns of bridges that open for passage.
- “Uneven Road Ahead” signals potential bumps or irregularities in the road.
- “Hump Ahead” indicates the presence of raised sections of the road.
- “Downhill Sign” informs of a steep descent.
- “Uphill Sign” indicates a steep ascent.
- “Low-Flying Airplane Zone” warns of potential aircraft passing overhead.
- “Spillway Sign” indicates areas prone to flooding.
- “Flood-Prone Area” alerts to high risk zones for flooding.
- “Landslide-Prone Area” warns of risks related to potential landslides.
- “Animal Crossing Ahead” indicates areas where wildlife may cross.
- “Slippery Road” alerts drivers about wet or icy conditions.
Other Warning Signs
- “Pedestrians Crossing Ahead” alerts about potential pedestrian activity in the area.
- Supplementary signs advise pedestrians to cross at designated areas.
- “Children Crossing Ahead” warns of areas frequented by children.
- “Bike Lane Ahead” indicates a bike lane and requests drivers to slow down.
Railroad Crossing Signs
- “Railroad Crossing” signals when vehicles must stop or yield.
- “Railroad Crossing Advance Warning” alerts drivers of an upcoming crossing.
- "Road Work Ahead" indicates construction or maintenance activity.
Guide or Informative Signs
- Provide information on directions, distances, routes, location of services, and points of interest for road users.
Regulatory Signs
- Inform road users of traffic laws and regulations to prevent offenses.
- Prohibitive signs restrict certain actions or access, such as “No Turn” signs or “No Entry for All Vehicles.”
- Each type of vehicle may have specific entry restrictions.
Speed Restriction Signs
- “Maximum Speed Restriction,” “End of Speed Restriction,” and “Minimum Speed Restriction” illustrate limits for vehicle speeds.
- Pedestrians are advised to use overpasses or designated crossings.
Speed Limits under RA 4136
- In the absence of speed limit signs, drivers must follow speed limits established by law.
- Speed limits: 80 km/h for vehicles on highways without blind corners; 50 km/h for trucks and buses.
Hazard Markers
- “One-Way Hazard Markers” and “Chevron Signs” guide drivers through road alignments.
- “Obstruction Markers” indicate road closures.
Pavement Markings
- Double solid yellow/white lines: overtaking or crossing prohibited.
- Broken and solid yellow lines: passing allowed on the side with broken lines but not alongside solid lines.
- Single solid yellow/white lines: overtaking from both directions prohibited.
Continuity Lines
- Indicate the potential end of the current lane; lines to the right suggest continuity, while those to the left signal upcoming obstructions.
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Test your knowledge on various road and traffic signs with this quiz. You'll encounter questions about warning signs, road conditions, and specialized traffic indicators. Perfect for learners of all ages looking to improve their road safety awareness.
