Signs Flashcards
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A sign showing a red triangle with an exclamation mark (!) means:
Answer: General hazard warning — proceed with caution
A red triangle with an exclamation mark is a general warning sign alerting drivers to an unspecified hazard ahead.
What does a yellow sign with a black winding arrow indicate?
Answer: A series of curves or bends ahead
A yellow sign with a winding black arrow warns drivers that a series of bends follows, requiring reduced speed.
A white rectangular sign showing '70' inside a red circle means:
Answer: Maximum speed limit of 70 km/h
A number inside a red circle is a regulatory speed limit sign, making 70 km/h the maximum permitted speed.
A brown rectangular sign with white text typically indicates:
Answer: Tourist attraction or place of interest
Brown signs with white text are used in New Zealand to identify tourist attractions, heritage sites, and places of scenic interest.
What does a sign with a red 'X' on a yellow background mean at a railway crossing?
Answer: Multiple railway tracks ahead
A yellow background with a red X warns that there are multiple railway tracks at the level crossing ahead.
A green sign on a New Zealand motorway with white text is used to show:
Answer: Destinations, distances, and route numbers
Green signs on motorways provide navigation information including destinations, distances, and route numbers.
What does a sign showing a walking figure inside a red circle with a line through it mean?
Answer: No pedestrians permitted on this road
A red circle with a line through a pedestrian symbol prohibits pedestrians from entering that road or area.