Signs Flashcards
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What does a yellow sign with a black arrow bending sharply to the right mean?
Answer: A sharp right-hand curve is ahead
A yellow sign with a sharp black right arrow warns that a tight right-hand bend is approaching, requiring reduced speed.
A sign reading 'STOP' in white on a red octagon requires you to:
Answer: Come to a full stop and give way to all traffic before proceeding
A STOP sign requires a complete stop at the line, and you must give way to all traffic before moving off regardless of whether traffic is visible.
What does a blue sign with a white 'H' indicate in New Zealand?
Answer: Hospital ahead
A blue sign with a white 'H' directs drivers to the nearest hospital or medical facility.
A yellow sign with a black figure of a person shovelling indicates:
Answer: Road works or construction ahead
A worker with a shovel on a yellow sign warns of roadworks ahead and that road conditions or layout may change.
What does a white sign with a red border and the words 'NO EXIT' mean?
Answer: The road ahead is a dead end with no through route
A 'NO EXIT' sign warns that the road ahead is a dead end, so only enter if your destination is on that road.
A black and yellow chevron (arrow) sign on the side of the road is used to:
Answer: Show the direction of a sharp curve
Black and yellow chevron boards are placed at the outside of sharp bends to guide drivers through the direction of the curve.
A sign showing 'SPEED LIMIT ENDS' means:
Answer: The previous speed restriction no longer applies and the open road limit resumes
A SPEED LIMIT ENDS sign cancels a previously posted restriction and returns drivers to the default open road speed limit of 100 km/h.