LTO All Road Traffic Signs Mock Exam
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Identify the traffic sign:
- Intersection ahead
- Slippery road
- Traffic lights ahead
- Uphill sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- Landslide-prone area
- Side road junction from left ahead
- Approach to intersection side road (right)
- Hairpin bend right
Where is the sign used on a wide column of an overpass structure or median island?
- Sign used on a wide column of an overpass structure or median island.
- Sign used only on pedestrian crossings.
- Sign used only on narrow roads.
- Sign used only on bridges.
What does a one-way hazard marker indicate when the only left direction is allowed?
- The road ends ahead.
- The only right direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- One-way hazard markers indicate to the approaching driver the only left direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The driver must continue straight.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Horn required
- Use horn carefully
- No blowing of horns
- No overtaking
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for buses
- No entry for trailer vehicles
- No entry for trucks
- No entry for motorcycles
What do "Do not block intersection" lines indicate?
- Only applies to trucks and buses.
- Vehicles may stop inside the box if there’s traffic.
- Lines that form a yellow box within the intersection and yellow diagonal lines forming an “X” inside the box. No vehicle should stay inside the box to avoid obstruction to other motorists.
- Indicates a pedestrian waiting area.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Turn left ahead
- One-way (left)
- Turn right ahead
- No left turn
Identify the traffic sign:
- Minimum speed 60 kph
- Speed limit 70 kph
- Speed limit 50 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 60 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road narrows ahead
- Intersection ahead
- Winding road ahead
- Roundabout ahead (rotunda)
What do chevron signs do?
- Chevron signs guide the drivers through a change in horizontal alignment of the road.
- Chevron signs warn of upcoming traffic lights.
- Chevron signs indicate parking areas.
- Chevron signs indicate a sharp vertical incline.
What does a bus and PUJ lane line indicate?
- Only motorcycles can use this lane.
- A parking lane for buses and PUJs.
- A solid yellow line used to separate other vehicles from buses and PUJs, supplemented by raised pavement markers.
- Indicates a bicycle lane.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Taxi waiting zone
- Car-only parking
- Motorcycle parking
- Truck parking
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for pedestrians
- No crossing allowed
- Pedestrian must use pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrian zone only
Identify the traffic sign:
- Give way sign ahead
- Uphill sign
- Downhill sign
- Roundabout ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Dead end
- Vehicle inspection ahead
- No parking zone
- Parking area
What do transition lines guide?
- Transition lines indicate a mandatory U-turn.
- Transition lines mean stopping is required.
- Transition lines only apply to bicycles.
- Guide the traffic safely to pass obstructions on roadways such as islands, median strips, bridge piers, or indicate changes in the width of the traveled portion of the roadway and an increase or reduction in traffic lanes.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Left turn only
- Right turner cross at broken lines – vehicles from the left lane may cross the broken line to turn right within the bus/puj zone
- Vehicles cannot cross lines
- No right turn
Identify the traffic sign:
- One way (right)
- Stop sign
- Keep right
- Keep left
Identify the traffic sign:
- Roadwork ahead
- Railway crossing warning
- No honking
- Pedestrian crossing
Identify the traffic sign:
- Keep left
- Road narrows ahead
- No left turn sign
- Keep right
Identify the traffic sign:
- No right turn
- Right lane must turn right
- Straight only
- Left lane must turn left
Identify the traffic sign:
- Flood-prone area on right side
- Give way sign ahead
- Intersection ahead
- Side road junction from right
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road curve right
- Intersection ahead
- Narrow bridge ahead
- Winding road
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for bicycles
- No entry for tricycles
- No entry for pushcarts
- No entry for motorcycles
Identify the traffic sign:
- No U-turn sign
- One-way sign
- Give way sign
- No parking sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- No pedestrians allowed
- Only bicycles allowed
- No crossing anytime
- Be aware of pedestrian crossing
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry
- No parking zone
- Parking allowed
- Loading zone
Identify the traffic sign:
- Use an overpass
- No pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrian must use pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No loading/unloading zone
- Loading allowed
- Parking allowed
- Waiting area
Identify the traffic sign:
- Tourist attraction
- Security checkpoint
- Lost and found
- Information center
Identify the traffic sign:
- Traffic lights ahead
- Spill way sign
- Downhill sign
- Hump ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Minimum speed 20 kph
- No stopping
- Speed limit 30 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 20 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Winding road
- Road curve left
- Road curve right
- Hairpin bend right
What does a continuity line indicate?
- Continuity lines indicate pedestrian crossings.
- Only buses can cross continuity lines.
- A continuity line means vehicles must stop immediately.
- A continuity line on the left side means the lane is ending or exiting, and the driver must change lanes if they want to continue in the current direction. Continuity lines on the right mean that the lane will continue unaffected.
What does a single solid yellow line mean?
- Overtaking is allowed but no crossing.
- No crossing and no overtaking.
- Crossing is allowed but no overtaking.
- Only large vehicles can overtake.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Traffic lights ahead
- Approach to intersection side road (right)
- Hump ahead
- Approach to intersection side road (left)
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road curve right
- Sharp turn left
- Road curve left
- No curves ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Left turn only
- No turns allowed go straight
- Right turn only
- U-turn allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for vehicles above 4 meters
- No entry for vehicles with more than 2 meters in width
- No height restrictions
- Parking allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Opening bridge ahead
- Narrow bridge ahead
- Road curve left
- Side road junction from right ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road narrows ahead
- Narrow bridge ahead
- Start of divided road ahead
- End of divided road ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Loading zone
- No parking anytime
- Free parking
- 1-hour meter parking in between specific time
Identify the traffic sign:
- Animal crossing ahead
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Slow-moving vehicles ahead
- Cattle farm nearby
Identify the traffic sign:
- Spill way sign
- Hairpin bend left
- Slippery road
- Road narrows ahead
What are pedestrian intersection lines?
- Only used for bicycle crossings.
- Indicate no parking zones.
- Mark emergency stopping areas.
- Markings to indicate pedestrian crossings at intersections.
Identify the traffic sign:
- One way (left)
- Keep right
- No overtaking sign
- One way (right)
Identify the traffic sign:
- No right turn allowed
- Right turn only
- No U-turn
- No left turn
Identify the traffic sign:
- Speed limit 60 kph
- Speed limit 80 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 70 kph
- Minimum speed 70 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- No jaywalking
- No pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrian must use pedestrian lane
- Pedestrian must use an overpass
What do double solid yellow lines indicate?
- No overtaking and no crossing.
- Overtaking is allowed with caution.
- Overtaking is allowed anytime.
- Only motorcycles can overtake.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Post office
- Telephone
- Wi-Fi hotspot
- Charging station
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for bicycles
- No entry for tricycles
- No entry for pushcarts
- No entry for pedestrians
Identify the traffic sign:
- Pedestrian crossing allowed
- Pedestrian zone
- No entry for pedestrians
- No pedestrian crossing, use overpass
Identify the traffic sign:
- Bus parking allowed
- Free parking
- No parking zone
- No stopping
What does a one-way hazard marker indicate to the approaching driver?
- The only left direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The driver must stop immediately.
- The road leads to a restricted area.
- One-way hazard markers indicate to the approaching driver the only right direction is allowed at the end of the road.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Divided highway
- Merging traffic
- Road narrows
- Slippery road
Identify the traffic sign:
- Use of horn required
- Use seat belt
- No seat belt required
- No entry
Identify the traffic sign:
- Sharp turn left
- Sharp turn right
- Road curves right
- U-turn allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Parking allowed
- No loading and unloading anytime
- No waiting
- Loading zone
What do chevron signs do?
- Chevron signs mark a one-way street.
- Chevron signs show the start of a highway.
- Chevron signs guide the drivers through a change in horizontal alignment of the road.
- Chevron signs indicate a pedestrian crossing.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road narrows
- No parking
- No overtaking zone
- Speed limit 40 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Vehicles over 5 tons allowed
- No entry for vehicles with gross axle load of more than 2 tons
- No entry for light vehicles
- No entry for trucks
Identify the traffic sign:
- Recycling center
- Litter bin
- Garbage dump
- Composting area
Identify the traffic sign:
- Parking for residents only
- No parking on weekends
- No stopping
- No parking anytime from Monday to Friday
Identify the traffic sign:
- Speed limit 50 kph
- No overtaking zone
- No entry
- Overtaking allowed
What does a one-way hazard marker indicate when the only left direction is allowed?
- The driver can proceed straight.
- The driver must turn right.
- One-way hazard markers indicate to the approaching driver the only left direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The road ahead is a dead-end.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Traffic lights ahead
- Intersection ahead
- Road curve left
- Give way sign ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Low-flying airplane zone
- Airport entrance
- Helicopter landing zone
- Military airbase
Identify the traffic sign:
- Parking allowed
- Only buses can stop
- No loading
- Bus-puj stop zone – parking is not allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- No bicycles allowed
- Cyclist rest stop
- Bicycle parking ahead
- Be aware and slowdown on bicycle lane ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- School zone ends
- Pedestrian tunnel ahead
- Be aware of and stop for children crossing ahead
- Playground ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for cars
- No entry for tricycles
- No entry for buses
- No entry for trucks
What does a broken yellow line indicate?
- Crossing and overtaking are allowed with necessary precaution.
- Overtaking is allowed but crossing is not.
- Only buses can overtake.
- No crossing or overtaking.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Hairpin bend right
- Side road junction from left
- Winding road
- Hairpin bend left
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for cars
- No entry for buses
- No entry for tricycles
- No entry for all vehicles
Identify the traffic sign:
- Start of divided road ahead
- End of divided road ahead
- Spill way sign
- Uneven road ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Recreational park
- Hiking trail
- Camping area
- Picnic shelter
Identify the traffic sign:
- First aid ambulance hospital
- Emergency vehicle parking
- Fire station
- Blood donation center
Identify the traffic sign:
- Uneven road ahead
- Flood-prone area
- Traffic lights ahead
- Stop sign ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Keep left
- Railway crossing hidden
- Alternative railway crossing is positioned in an area that can be easily seen
- Road closed ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No parking: parked vehicles will be towed
- No stopping
- Parking allowed
- No waiting anytime
Identify the traffic sign:
- All traffic turn left ahead
- One-way (left)
- No right turn
- All traffic turn right ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Steep incline ahead
- Exit ahead
- Railway crossing on left side of road
- Railway crossing on right side of road
Identify the traffic sign:
- Pedestrian subway
- Keep right
- No stopping
- Be aware of and stop for children crossing ahead near school
What do width markers indicate?
- Width markers indicate a bridge ahead.
- Width markers indicate a roundabout ahead.
- Width markers indicate narrowing width clearance.
- Width markers show a lane merge.
Identify the traffic sign:
- No right turn
- No left turn allowed
- No U-turn
- Left turn only
What is a turn line used for?
- Indicates a no-turn zone.
- Used to guide vehicles through a turning movement at intersections.
- Only motorcycles can follow turn lines.
- Used for pedestrian crossings.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Hospital nearby
- Persons with disabilities (PWDs) crossing ahead
- Elderly crossing ahead
- Wheelchair-accessible route
What are give way or holding lines?
- Markings consisting of two adjacent broken white lines across the carriageway where drivers must give way to all traffic in accordance with the standard sign.
- Vehicles must stop completely and wait for an officer's signal.
- Give way lines are only visible at night.
- Only applies to trucks and buses.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Intersection ahead
- Winding road
- Flood-prone area
- Hairpin bend right
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for pushcarts
- No entry for motorcycles
- No entry for animal drawn vehicles
- No entry for tricycles
What does a stop line indicate?
- Vehicles may stop after the line.
- Vehicles are required to stop before the white line.
- Only motorcycles must stop at the line.
- Stopping is optional.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Right lane must turn right
- Left lane must turn left
- U-turn only
- No left turn
Identify the traffic sign:
- Side road junction from left
- Intersection ahead
- Approach to intersection
- Roundabout ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Be aware of children crossing
- No pedestrian crossing
- Bicycle lane
- No children allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Slippery when wet
- Two way traffic
- No entry
- One way street
Identify the traffic sign:
- No overtaking
- Speed limit 60 kph
- End of road work
- End of speed limit restrictions
What do obstruction markers warn the driver about?
- Obstruction markers warn of road closure ahead.
- Obstruction markers warn of upcoming pedestrian crossings.
- Obstruction markers warn of foggy conditions.
- Obstruction markers indicate speed bumps.
What does a broken and solid yellow line indicate?
- Only left turns are permitted.
- No overtaking or crossing is allowed.
- Crossing and overtaking are allowed on the side of the broken line with caution, but overtaking is not allowed on the side of the solid line.
- Overtaking is allowed on both sides.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Y-junction ahead
- Roundabout ahead
- Spill way sign
- T-junction ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Turn right ahead
- Turn left ahead
- Keep right
- No right turn
Identify the traffic sign:
- Advising the pedestrians to cross at pedestrian areas
- Pedestrian crossing prohibited
- Slippery road
- No pedestrian crossing
Identify the traffic sign:
- Narrow bridge ahead
- Slippery road
- Roundabout ahead
- Flood-prone area
What do two-way hazard markers warn the driver about?
- Two-way hazard markers warn the driver ahead that the road ahead is about to change direction.
- The road ahead has a speed limit change.
- The road is a cul-de-sac.
- The driver must stop at the next intersection.
What does a railroad crossing ahead sign indicate?
- Marks a pedestrian overpass.
- A warning sign indicating an upcoming railroad crossing.
- Indicates a mandatory U-turn.
- Only applies to cargo trucks.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Flood-prone area on left side of road
- Approach to intersection
- T-junction ahead
- Flood-prone area on right side of road
Identify the traffic sign:
- Uphill sign
- Narrow bridge ahead
- Side road junction from left ahead
- Downhill sign with warning for trucks
Identify the traffic sign:
- Spill way sign
- Road narrows ahead
- Winding road ahead
- Stop sign ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Intersection ahead
- Traffic lights ahead
- Landslide-prone area
- Uneven road ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No unloading
- Parking allowed
- No waiting anytime
- No loading
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry
- End of parking restriction
- End of speed limit restrictions of 60 kmph
- Speed limit 60 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for vehicles
- Slow down pedestrian crossing ahead
- No pedestrians allowed
- Speed bump ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Sharp turn left
- Double sharp turn
- Road curves left
- U-turn
Identify the traffic sign:
- No-fly zone
- Helicopter base
- Airplane parking
- Airport
Identify the traffic sign:
- Flood-prone area
- Landslide-prone area
- Side road junction from right ahead
- Uneven road ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Parking allowed only on weekends
- Restricted parking (2 hours parking) between specific time
- No parking anytime
- Free parking
Identify the traffic sign:
- End of minimum speed
- Minimum speed restrictions
- No parking
- Speed limit 50 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Merging traffic
- Two way traffic
- One way traffic
- No overtaking
Identify the traffic sign:
- Left turn only
- No U-turn
- U-turn allowed
- No right turn
Identify the traffic sign:
- Left turn permitted
- Right turn permitted
- No turns allowed go straight
- Vehicles must merge left
Identify the traffic sign:
- Intersection ahead
- Hairpin bend left
- Side road junction from right
- Double curve
Identify the traffic sign:
- No U-turn
- No right turn allowed
- No left turn allowed
- Right turn only
Identify the traffic sign:
- Keep left
- No left turn
- All traffic turn left ahead
- All traffic turn right ahead
What does a one-way hazard marker indicate when the only left direction is allowed?
- One-way hazard markers indicate to the approaching driver the only left direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The only right direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The road is open in both directions.
- The driver must yield to oncoming traffic.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Restaurant, cafes
- Food trucks only
- Bar and pub
- Grocery store
Identify the traffic sign:
- Highway merging left
- Road curves left
- Railway crossing on right side of road
- Railway crossing on left side of road
What does a lane line indicate?
- Only motorcycles can change lanes.
- Changing of lane is allowed provided that it is safe and will not result in obstruction.
- Changing lanes is never allowed.
- Changing lanes is only allowed at night.
Identify the traffic sign:
- End of divided road ahead
- Start of divided road ahead
- Side road junction from left ahead
- Intersection ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for vehicles above 5 meters
- No entry for vehicles with more than 10 meters in length
- No entry for motorcycles
- Only cars allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Pedestrian lane
- Bus lane only
- No bicycles allowed
- Bicycle lane ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Flood-prone area
- Hairpin bend right
- Hairpin bend left
- Road curve right
Identify the traffic sign:
- Speed limit 30 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 40 kph
- Minimum speed 40 kph
- Speed limit 50 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Minimum speed 30 kph
- Speed limit 40 kph
- Speed limit 20 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 30 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for buses
- No entry for vehicles with gross vehicle mass of more than 5 tons
- Only light vehicles allowed
- No entry for motorcycles
Identify the traffic sign:
- Drinking water only
- Ice cream shop
- Refreshment
- Pharmacy
What are motorcycle lanes used for?
- Motorcycles can use any lane freely.
- Reserved only for bicycles.
- Lanes allotted for motorcycle riders and can be shared with other vehicles. Riders are not allowed to stay in other lanes unless instructed by enforcers or if the rider is turning into an intersection and must signal their intention within 100 meters.
- Only used during rush hours.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Side road junction from left ahead
- Spill way sign
- Road curve left
- Flood-prone area
Identify the traffic sign:
- Handicap parking only
- Disabled service
- Senior citizen lounge
- Wheelchair ramp only
Identify the traffic sign:
- Car wash
- Rest area, picnic ground
- Bus stop
- Fuel station
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for all types of vehicle
- No entry for motorcycles
- No entry for bicycles
- No entry for trucks
Identify the traffic sign:
- Bicycle lane ahead
- School zone ahead
- Children playing ahead
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Uphill sign
- Double curve
- Road curve right
- Winding road
Identify the traffic sign:
- One way (left)
- No U-turn
- Pedestrian crossing sign
- One way (right)
Identify the traffic sign:
- No overtaking sign
- Vehicle may pass either side
- No entry
- One-way (right)
Identify the traffic sign:
- Loading zone
- Parking allowed on weekends
- Bus parking only
- Bus stop zone – parking is not allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road curve right
- T-junction ahead
- Winding road
- Double curve
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for tricycles
- No entry for trucks
- No entry for motorcycles
- No entry for buses
Identify the traffic sign:
- Approach to intersection side road (left)
- Intersection ahead
- Slippery road
- Downhill sign
What does a one-way hazard marker indicate to the approaching driver?
- One-way hazard markers indicate to the approaching driver the only right direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The only left direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The road ahead merges into a highway.
- The driver must turn around.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road narrows ahead
- Tunnel ahead
- One-way street
- Railroad crossing
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for vehicles wider than 3 meters
- No weight restrictions
- No entry for vehicles with more than 3.5 meters in height
- Only small vehicles allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Emergency stopping lane
- Railway crossing on right side of road
- Pedestrian overpass
- Dangerous descent
Identify the traffic sign:
- Trailer loading zone
- Parking for trucks
- Caravan site
- Bus depot
Identify the traffic sign:
- U-turn only
- No U-turn
- No left turn allowed
- No right turn allowed
What does a loading and unloading bay lane line indicate?
- Indicates a pedestrian-only zone.
- Designates a general parking area.
- A solid white line used to indicate the proper location of loading and unloading zones with parking restrictions.
- Only emergency vehicles can stop here.
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry
- One way (left)
- One way (right)
- Stop sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry
- Loading and unloading zone
- No parking
- No waiting
Identify the traffic sign:
- Approach to intersection side road (left)
- Roundabout ahead
- Approach to intersection side road (right)
- Slippery road
Identify the traffic sign:
- Winding road
- Road narrows ahead
- Intersection ahead
- Flood-prone area
Identify the traffic sign:
- Speed limit 110 kph
- Minimum speed 100 kph
- Speed limit 90 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 100 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Medical check-up area
- Clinic ahead
- Hospital
- Veterinary hospital
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for motorcycles
- No entry for jeepneys
- No entry for taxis
- No entry for all vehicles
What do width markers indicate?
- Width markers indicate speed limit changes.
- Width markers indicate an upcoming stop sign.
- Width markers show the height clearance of tunnels.
- Width markers indicate narrowing width clearance.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Intersection ahead
- Roundabout ahead
- Side road junction from left ahead
- Side road junction from right ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Puj stop zone – parking is not allowed
- Loading zone
- Puj parking allowed
- Bus stop allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Downhill sign
- Road curve right
- Uphill sign
- Approach to intersection
Identify the traffic sign:
- Narrow bridge ahead
- Spill way sign
- Road narrows ahead
- Hump ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Start of divided road ahead
- Approach to intersection
- End of divided road ahead
- Side road junction from right ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Only right turns allowed
- No sharp turn
- Double sharp turn
- Only left turns allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- No stopping
- Keep right
- One way (left)
- Keep left
What does a single yellow line with a broken white line indicate?
- No overtaking but crossing is allowed on the side of the solid yellow line. Overtaking and crossing are allowed on the side of the broken white line.
- Crossing is only allowed at intersections.
- Overtaking is allowed on both sides.
- No crossing is allowed at all.
Identify the traffic sign:
- No stopping
- Loading only
- No parking
- No loading and unloading anytime
Identify the traffic sign:
- No waiting zone (only allowed in between specific time)
- No parking
- Free waiting zone
- No entry
Identify the traffic sign:
- Accommodation hotel, motel
- Residential area
- Restaurant area
- Marketplace
Identify the traffic sign:
- Landslide-prone area
- Start of divided road ahead
- Give way sign ahead
- Intersection ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No wheelchair access
- No disabled access
- Be aware of persons with disabilities crossing
- Pedestrian crossing only
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for tricycles
- No entry for motorcycles
- No entry for bicycles
- No entry for pushcarts
Identify the traffic sign:
- Rest rooms
- Public bathing area
- Laundry service
- Emergency shelter
Identify the traffic sign:
- Slippery road
- Railway crossing on left side of road
- Train station ahead
- Tunnel entrance
What does an edge line indicate?
- Indicates a mandatory stop.
- Used to separate lanes of traffic.
- Used to separate the outside edge of the road from the shoulder.
- Marks a pedestrian crossing.
Identify the traffic sign:
- No loading zone
- Restricted loading (loading allowed in between specific time)
- No stopping
- Parking allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- No left turn allowed
- U-turn only
- No right turn allowed
- Left lane must turn left
Identify the traffic sign:
- Stop sign
- Speed limit sign
- Yield sign
- No entry sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for private cars
- No entry for all types of vehicle
- No entry for buses
- No entry for pedestrians
Identify the traffic sign:
- Winding road ahead
- Road narrows ahead
- Slippery road
- Uneven road ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No stopping
- Waiting allowed for 5 minutes
- No waiting anytime
- No parking
Identify the traffic sign:
- Approach to intersection
- Side road junction from right ahead
- Y-junction ahead
- T-junction ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Minimum speed 50 kph
- Speed limit 40 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 50 kph
- Speed limit 60 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Approach to intersection side road (left)
- Hairpin bend left
- Side road junction from right ahead
- Spill way sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road narrows ahead
- Winding road
- Y-junction ahead
- Approach to intersection side road (left)
Identify the traffic sign:
- Right turner must give way
- No left turn sign
- Keep right
- Left turner must give way
What do two-way hazard markers warn the driver about?
- The road is one-way only.
- The road is closed ahead.
- Two-way hazard markers warn the driver ahead that the road ahead is about to change direction.
- The driver must make a U-turn.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Narrow bridge ahead
- Hump ahead
- Spill way sign
- Flood-prone area
Identify the traffic sign:
- Use overpass
- No pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrian zone
- Pedestrian crossing only
Identify the traffic sign:
- Minimum speed required
- Speed limit for emergency vehicles
- Preferred maximum speed during normal weather traffic conditions
- No speed limit
What does a one-way hazard marker indicate to the approaching driver?
- One-way hazard markers indicate to the approaching driver the only right direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The driver can proceed in any direction.
- The only left direction is allowed at the end of the road.
- The road ahead is a dead end.
Identify the traffic sign:
- Speed limit 80 kph
- Speed limit 100 kph
- Minimum speed 90 kph
- Speed limit - maximum 90 kph
Identify the traffic sign:
- Give way sign
- No overtaking sign
- Pedestrian crossing sign
- Stop sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- Keep right
- Pedestrian crossing sign
- Keep left
- No right turn sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- One way (right)
- U-turn allowed
- One way (left)
- No left turn sign
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road curve right
- Roundabout ahead
- Slippery road
- Narrow bridge ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for pedestrians
- Use pedestrian crossing
- No pedestrian crossing
- Pedestrian must use an overpass
Identify the traffic sign:
- Side road junction from left ahead
- Stop sign ahead
- Winding road
- Uneven road ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Gasoline station
- Tire repair shop
- Gas pipeline crossing
- Electric vehicle charging
Identify the traffic sign:
- No waiting
- Parking allowed
- Loading only no parking
- No parking anytime
Identify the traffic sign:
- Railway crossing warning
- Stop sign
- Truck route
- No overtaking
Identify the traffic sign:
- Merging traffic
- Road narrows ahead
- Divided highway begins
- One way (right)
Identify the traffic sign:
- Approach to intersection
- Side road junction from left ahead
- Double curve
- Side road junction from right ahead
What are roundabout holding lines?
- Vehicles within the rotunda have the right-of-way over vehicles that are just about to enter.
- Vehicles entering the roundabout have priority.
- All vehicles must stop before entering.
- Only buses have priority at roundabouts.
Identify the traffic sign:
- No entry for motorcycles
- No entry for cars
- No entry for bicycles
- No entry for buses
Identify the traffic sign:
- Stop sign ahead
- Roundabout ahead
- T-junction ahead
- Give way sign ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- Sharp turn right
- U-turn ahead
- Road curves left
- Sharp turn left
Identify the traffic sign:
- No stopping or parking anytime within the yellow box
- Loading zone
- Parking allowed in yellow box
- Stopping allowed only
Identify the traffic sign:
- Road narrows ahead
- Downhill sign
- Flood-prone area
- Winding road ahead
Identify the traffic sign:
- No stop area
- No overtaking
- Speed limit 40 kph
- Parking allowed
Identify the traffic sign:
- Flood-prone area on left side of road
- Winding road
- Flood-prone area on right side of road
- Downhill sign
What does a center or separation line mean?
- Separation lines mean overtaking is always allowed.
- Center lines indicate a pedestrian zone.
- Center lines show a mandatory stop ahead.
- Crossing of solid white lines requires special care and is discouraged.
What does a parking bay indicate?
- Used to designate parking space, but take note of PWD parking mark.
- Only motorcycles can park here.
- Used only for loading and unloading passengers.
- Indicates a no-parking zone.
Identify the traffic sign:
- No left turn
- One-way street
- No U-turn
- Two way traffic
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