Urban Traffic Management Quiz

Clearways

• Urban clearways are designed for fast and efficient traffic flow.
• They restrict parking and stopping along the road.
• They prioritize cycle and bus traffic in some cases.

Traffic Flow Features

• A 'With flow cycle and bus lane' indicates a dedicated lane for cyclists and buses.
• These lanes are separate from the main road.
• A 'Segregated pedal and ped route' means cyclists and pedestrians have their own designated routes.
• 'Dual carriageway ends' indicate the end of a divided highway, where traffic merges into a single lane.
• 'Road narrows on both sides' warns drivers of a road shrinking on both sides.
• 'Traffic merging from left, priority broader' means vehicles merging from the left have priority.

Junctions

• A 'Junction on bend over vehicle from the right' indicates an intersection with a bend where vehicles coming from the right have priority.
• A 'T junction' is an intersection shaped like a 'T', with one road merging into the perpendicular road.
• 'Uneven road' signifies that one side of the road is higher than the other.

Traffic Signs

• 'Min speed/Red line end' indicates a speed limit or a restriction on traffic flow is ending.
• 'Keep Left' signifies cars must stay on the left side of the road.
• 'Vehicles can pass either side' indicates that traffic is flowing in both directions.
• 'One-way traffic' alerts drivers to a road with traffic flowing in only one direction.
• 'Rectangular information rather than instruction' identifies informational signs with clear and concise data.
• 'Distance to stop triangle warning' means the road is about to end, so drivers need to stop.
• 'Used by Cycles only' indicates a lane or route exclusively for bikes.
• 'Pedestrian cross over tramway' signifies a pedestrian crossing over tram lines.