Question 1: What does this sign mean?

• End to motorway.
• Low bridge ahead.
• Entry to motorway. (Correct answer)
• Toll-bridge ahead.

Correct answer: Entry to motorway.

This informative sign, typically a blue rectangle with a white symbol resembling a motorway (often a road with a bridge over it), indicates the start of a motorway. It signifies that specific motorway rules apply from this point, such as minimum speed limits and restrictions on certain vehicle types. Drivers should adjust their driving accordingly.

Question 2: What does this sign mean?\t

• Motorway ends 500 meters ahead. (Correct answer)
• No overtaking for 500 meters.
• Bridge repair 500 meters ahead.
• Low bridge 500 meters ahead.

Correct answer: Motorway ends 500 meters ahead.

This informative sign indicates that the motorway conditions will cease 500 meters ahead. The motorway symbol crossed out with a red diagonal line signifies the end of motorway regulations. Drivers should be prepared for changes in speed limits, road conditions, and the types of vehicles permitted on the road beyond this point.

Question 3: What does this sign mean?

• End of motorway.
• Crossing onto the opposite carriageway is not allowed.
• No overtaking.
• Stopping under bridge is not allowed.

This sign, typically a blue rectangular sign with the white motorway symbol crossed out by a red diagonal line, indicates the end of motorway regulations. From this point onwards, standard road rules apply, and drivers should be prepared for changes such as lower speed limits and the presence of slower vehicles. It marks the transition from motorway driving conditions.

Question 4: What does this sign mean?

• Crossing traffic ahead.
• Steep climb up ahead for 3 kilometers.
• Three hundred meters to the next exit. (Correct answer)
• Three lanes ahead.

Correct answer: Three hundred meters to the next exit.

This informative sign, often seen on motorways, serves as a countdown marker for an upcoming exit. The three diagonal bars (or '300m' text) indicate that the exit is 300 meters away. These signs help drivers prepare to safely change lanes and exit the motorway.

Question 5: What does this sign mean?

• Two hundred meters to the next exit.
• Sharp corner to left.
• Steep climb ahead for 2 kilometers.
• Dual-carriageway crossing ahead.

This informative sign, typically found on motorways, acts as a countdown marker for an approaching exit. The two diagonal bars (or '200m' text) indicate that the exit is 200 meters away. This helps drivers anticipate the exit and safely maneuver into the correct lane in good time.

Question 6: What does this sign mean?

• One hundred meters to the next exit. (Correct answer)
• Low bridge ahead.
• Single carriageway ahead.
• Steep climb ahead for 1 kilometer.

Correct answer: One hundred meters to the next exit.

This informative sign, commonly displayed on motorways, is the final countdown marker before an exit. The single diagonal bar (or '100m' text) signifies that the exit is now only 100 meters away. Drivers should be in the correct lane and prepared to safely leave the motorway.

Question 7: What does this sign mean when displayed on the approach to a motorway?

• Coin basket in this lane.
• Leisure area on the left.
• Cashier in this lane. (Correct answer)
• Ticket dispenser in this lane.

Correct answer: Cashier in this lane.

This informative sign, typically seen at motorway toll plazas, indicates that the lane is staffed by a cashier where drivers can pay manually. It helps drivers choose the appropriate lane for their payment method, distinguishing it from automated payment lanes or those for electronic toll tags.

Question 8: What does this sign mean?

• Building site ahead.
• Tree planting ahead.
• Mud slide ahead.
• Roadworks ahead. (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Roadworks ahead.

This warning sign alerts drivers to upcoming roadworks. It indicates that there may be temporary lane closures, reduced speed limits, uneven surfaces, or workers and machinery on or near the road. Drivers should reduce speed, be extra vigilant, and follow any temporary traffic management instructions.

Question 9: What does this sign mean?

• Pipe laying ahead.
• Series of steep hills ahead.
• Industrial estate ahead.
• Uneven surface ahead. (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Uneven surface ahead.

This warning sign indicates that the road surface ahead is uneven, bumpy, or has potholes. Drivers should reduce their speed to maintain control of their vehicle and avoid damage to their suspension or tires. It advises caution to prevent discomfort or loss of control.

Question 10: What does this sign mean?

• Steep hill ahead.
• Slippery road . (Correct answer)
• Series of bends ahead.
• Crosswinds ahead.

Correct answer: Slippery road .

This warning sign indicates that the road surface ahead may be slippery, especially in wet, icy, or greasy conditions. Drivers should reduce their speed, increase their following distance, and avoid sudden braking or steering maneuvers. It alerts to a potential loss of traction and increased stopping distances.

Question 11: What does this sign mean?

• Road narrows from left. (Correct answer)
• Left-hand lane has an uneven surface.
• Slow lane ends ahead.
• You must overtake on the right only.

Correct answer: Road narrows from left.

This warning sign indicates that the road ahead narrows on the left-hand side. Drivers should be aware of the reduced road width, adjust their position, and be prepared to merge or yield to oncoming traffic if necessary. It advises caution to prevent collisions due to insufficient space.

Question 12: What does this sign mean?

• Overtaking lane ends ahead.
• Right-hand lane has an uneven surface.
• You must overtake on the right only.
• Road narrows from right. (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Road narrows from right.

This warning sign indicates that the road ahead narrows on the right-hand side. Drivers should be vigilant for the reduced road width, adjust their speed and position, and be prepared for potential merging traffic or reduced clearance. It warns of a change in road geometry that requires careful driving.

Question 13: What does this sign mean?

• Road narrows on both sides. (Correct answer)
• Tunnel ahead.
• Railway crossing ahead.
• Dual-carriageway ahead.

Correct answer: Road narrows on both sides.

This warning sign indicates that the road ahead will narrow from both the left and right sides. Drivers should reduce their speed, be prepared to give way, and exercise caution as the available road width decreases. It alerts to a potential bottleneck or a section of road where space for vehicles is significantly reduced.

Question 14: What does this sign mean?

• Football stadium ahead.
• Hitch-hiking permitted.
• Flagman ahead. (Correct answer)
• Litter is not allowed.

Correct answer: Flagman ahead.

This warning sign indicates that there is a flagman (or traffic controller) ahead, typically in a roadworks area. Drivers should be prepared to stop or follow specific instructions given by the flagman, who is directing traffic for safety. It signifies the need for immediate attention and compliance with manual traffic control.

Question 15: What does this sign mean?

• Temporary traffic signals ahead. (Correct answer)
• Roundabout with traffic lights ahead.
• School children crossing ahead.
• Railway crossing ahead.

Correct answer: Temporary traffic signals ahead.

This warning sign alerts drivers to the presence of temporary traffic signals ahead, often used at roadworks or accident sites. Drivers should be prepared to stop, follow the signal indications, and exercise caution as traffic flow may be managed differently than permanent signals. It indicates a temporary change in traffic control.

Question 16: What does this sign mean?

• Traffic may not stop.
• Two-way traffic. (Correct answer)
• One-way street.
• One-way street.

Correct answer: Two-way traffic.

This warning sign indicates that the road ahead changes from a one-way street or a dual carriageway to a two-way road. Drivers should be aware of oncoming traffic and adjust their driving position accordingly. It alerts to a change in traffic flow direction, requiring increased vigilance.

Question 17: What does this sign mean?

• Nearside lane of two closed . (Correct answer)
• No overtaking.
• Stop sign ahead.
• Overtaking permitted on right only.

Correct answer: Nearside lane of two closed .

This warning sign indicates that the left-hand (nearside) lane of a two-lane road is closed or ending ahead. Drivers in the affected lane must merge safely into the right-hand lane. It advises drivers to anticipate the lane closure and prepare to merge in good time, reducing speed and checking mirrors.

Question 18: What does this sign mean?

• No left turn ahead.
• Nearside lane of three closed . (Correct answer)
• Overtaking permitted, except in the left lane.
• Do not drive on the hard shoulder.

Correct answer: Nearside lane of three closed .

This warning sign indicates that the left-hand (nearside) lane of a three-lane road is closed or ending ahead. Drivers in the affected lane must merge safely into the middle or right-hand lanes. It provides advance notice of the lane closure, allowing drivers to adjust their speed and merge smoothly to maintain traffic flow and safety.

Question 19: What does this sign mean?

• Loose chippings on road. (Correct answer)
• Vehicle broken down ahead on right.
• Flooding up ahead on left.
• Uneven surface on left.

Correct answer: Loose chippings on road.

This warning sign indicates that there are loose chippings or gravel on the road surface, often after resurfacing work. Drivers should reduce their speed to prevent skidding, avoid throwing up stones that could damage other vehicles or pedestrians, and maintain a greater following distance. It warns of reduced grip and potential projectile hazards.

Question 20: What does this sign mean?

• End of dual carriageway ahead.
• Offside lane closed ahead. (Correct answer)
• No stopping, except in the right-hand lane.
• Corner ahead on the right-hand lane.

Correct answer: Offside lane closed ahead.

This blue rectangular sign indicates that the offside (right-hand) lane is closed ahead. The red diagonal line crossing the right arrow specifically denotes that traffic is prohibited from using that lane. Drivers must merge into the left lane, typically due to roadworks or an obstruction.

Question 21: What does this sign mean?

• Steep incline ahead.
• Parking for works vehicles on left.
• Three vehicles may queue ahead.
• Traffic queses likely ahead. (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Traffic queses likely ahead.

This triangular warning sign alerts drivers to a potential hazard ahead. The symbol of a car with a series of lines behind it is universally recognized to represent queuing or congested traffic. Therefore, drivers should anticipate delays and be prepared to slow down or stop.

Question 22: What does this sign mean?

• Keep left.
• Slippery surface.
• Uneven surface. (Correct answer)
• Parking on left only.

Correct answer: Uneven surface.

This triangular warning sign indicates an uneven road surface ahead. The symbol clearly depicts a vehicle on a bumpy road, warning drivers of potential potholes, rough patches, or other irregularities. Drivers should reduce their speed to maintain control and prevent damage to their vehicle.

Question 23: What does this sign mean?

• Dual-carriageway ahead.
• Heavy vehicles have priority.
• Lay-by ahead.
• Obstruction between lanes ahead. (Correct answer)

Correct answer: Obstruction between lanes ahead.

This blue sign indicates the presence of an obstruction or a central reserve between the lanes ahead. The two white arrows represent separate lanes of traffic, and the black vertical rectangle signifies a physical barrier or island. Drivers should be aware of this division and maintain their lane.

Question 24: What does this sign mean?

• Pedestrians cross to the right. (Correct answer)
• Do not drive on the footpath.
• Shopping mall on the right.
• Pedestrianised street to the right.

Correct answer: Pedestrians cross to the right.

This blue directional sign provides information specifically for pedestrians. The symbol of a person walking combined with the arrow pointing right indicates that pedestrians should cross the road or proceed in that direction. It guides pedestrians to a designated crossing point or path.

Question 25: At roadworks, what does this sign mean?

• Proceed with caution. (Correct answer)
• Proceed with hazard warning lights on.
• Only proceed when flagman beckons you on.
• Proceed using hand signals only.

Correct answer: Proceed with caution.

This triangular warning sign with an exclamation mark is a general hazard sign, often used at roadworks when the specific nature of the danger is not covered by another sign. It means 'other danger' or 'general warning.' Drivers should proceed with extreme caution, be alert for unexpected hazards, and be prepared to react to changing conditions.