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  1. What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black cross indicate?

    Answer: An intersection where no road has priority

    A yellow diamond with a black cross warns of an uncontrolled intersection where no road has right of way over another.

  2. A blue rectangular sign with a white 'P' and an arrow means:

    Answer: Parking is available in the direction shown

    A blue 'P' sign with an arrow directs drivers to parking areas located in the direction indicated.

  3. What does a sign showing a truck on a steep slope with a percentage number mean?

    Answer: Steep gradient ahead — the number shows the grade

    A truck-on-slope warning sign indicates a steep hill ahead, with the percentage showing how steep the gradient is.

  4. A sign with a red circle, white background, and a black car with a line through it means:

    Answer: No motor vehicles allowed

    A red circle with a car symbol crossed out prohibits all motor vehicles from that road or area.

  5. What is the meaning of a white rectangular sign that reads 'GIVE WAY' in red letters?

    Answer: Slow down and give way to all traffic on the road you are entering

    A GIVE WAY sign requires you to slow or stop as necessary and yield to all traffic on the intersecting road before entering.

  6. A yellow sign showing two arrows pointing in opposite directions on a narrow road means:

    Answer: Road narrows — passing places are provided

    This sign warns of a single-lane section with passing places where drivers travelling in opposite directions must give way.

  7. What does a circular blue sign with a white bicycle and pedestrian figure mean?

    Answer: Shared path for both cyclists and pedestrians

    A blue circle with both a bicycle and pedestrian symbol designates a shared-use path for cyclists and walkers.