Road Sings, Road Markings, & Traffic Signals Test Bank

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Mastering Traffic Control: A Comprehensive Question Bank on Road Signs, Markings, and Signals

Understanding road signs, pavement markings, and traffic signals is essential for safe and responsible driving. These traffic control devices provide crucial information, regulate the flow of vehicles and pedestrians, and help prevent accidents.

This test bank is designed to assess and reinforce your knowledge of various road signs, markings, and signals to ensure compliance with traffic laws and promote road safety.

Whether you are a new driver preparing for a license exam or an experienced motorist refreshing your knowledge, this resource will help you navigate the roads confidently and responsibly. It includes the following:

Regulatory Road Signs

1. Control Signs

   1. Stop

   2. Give Way

   3. You must give way to pedestrians

   4. Give Way to cyclists

   5. No Entry

   6. You must go this way

2. Mandatory Signs

   1. Ahead Only

   2. Turn Right

   3. Pass Either Side

   4. Roundabout

   5. Tram Only

   6. Turn Right Ahead (Left If Symbol is Reversed)

   7. Keep Left

   8. Keep Right

   9. Separated Track & Path for Pedal Cycles and Pedestrians

   10. Used in Temporary Situations

   11. 60 km/h Minimum Speed Limit Freeway

   12. No Left Turn (Right if Symbol is Reversed)

   13. No Overtaking

   14. Lorries Prohibited

   15. No Pedestrians

   16. No Cyclists

   17. No Hazardous Materials

   18. No "U" Turn

   19. You Must Not Use Your Horn

   20. Priority to Oncoming Traffic

   21. Maximum Speed Limit

   22. Maximum Height Limit

   23. Maximum Width Limit

   24. Maximum Gross Weight Limit

   25. Qualification Plate

3. Parking Control Signs

   1. Parking Meter on Right Side

   2. Parking is Limited to the times shown

   3. Parking Area for Handicapped Drivers Only

   4. You Must Not Stop or Park in the Areas Shown by the Arrow(s)

   5. These Areas are Reserved for Taxis Stops

   6. These Areas are Reserved for Bus Stops

   7. Reserved Parking for Loading or Unloading Vehicles (Commercial) as per the Times Shown on Sign

   8. You Must Not Wait in the Areas Shown by the Arrow(s) During the Times Shown on the Sign

4. Freeway Control Signs

   1. Freeway begins

   2. Freeway Ends

Warning Signs

1. Advanced Warning Signs

   1. Traffic Signals Ahead

   2. Stop Sign Ahead

   3. Give Way Sign Ahead

   4. Roundabout Ahead

   5. T-intersection Ahead (You May Need to Stop)

   6. Side Road Ahead

   7. Intersection Ahead (Slow Down and Prepare to Stop)

   8. Staggered Junction Ahead

   9. Junction Ahead (You Will Merge with Other Traffic)

   10. Traffic Merges from the Left Ahead

   11. Two-way Traffic

   12. Two-way Traffic Crosses One-way Road Ahead

   13. Dual Carriageway Ends (2 Lanes Join - Beware of Oncoming Traffic Ahead)

   14. Curve in the Road to the Right Ahead (Slow Down)

   15. Curve in the Road to the Left Ahead (Slow Down)

   16. Curves or Bends in the Road (Drive Carefully)

   17. Right Lane Ends Ahead

   18. Road Narrows on the Right Ahead

   19. Road Narrows on the Left Ahead

   20. Road Narrows on Both Sides Ahead

   21. Left-Hand Lane Closed Ahead

   22. Right-Hand Lane Closed Ahead

   23. 2 Right-Hand Lanes Closed Ahead (Left if Symbol is Reversed)

   24. Diversion to Opposite Carriageway Ahead

   25. No Through Road

   26. U Turn Ahead

   27. Steep Hill Upwards Ahead

   28. Steep Hill Downwards Ahead

   29. Pedestrian Crossing Ahead

   30. Children

   31. Bicycles Crossing Ahead

   32. Animals

   33. Road Works Ahead

   34. Maximum Headroom at Hazard Ahead

   35. Tunnel Ahead

   36. Low Flying Aircraft Ahead (Do Not Be Distracted)

   37. Opening Bridge Ahead

   38. Quayside or River Bank Ahead

   39. Risk of Falling Rocks

   40. High Voltage Overhead Cable

   41. Speed Hump

   42. Uneven Road

   43. Other Dangers Ahead

   44. Loose Chippings

   45. Slippery Road

   46. Beware Edge Way Soft

   47. Tram or Railway Crossing Ahead

   48. Tram or Railway Crossing to the Right

   49. Tram or Railway Crossing to the Left

2. Hazard Marker Signs

   1. Hazard Plate

   2. Hazard Marker

   3. Single Chevron Right

   4. Multiple Chevron Left

   5. T-Junction Chevron

   6. Single tram or railway line crossing over road

   7. Two or more tram or railway lines crossing over road

3. Diagrammatic Warning Signs

   1. Right lane closure ahead

   2. Additional lane added

   3. Five lanes merging to four lanes

   4. Lane use is controlled (trucks not permitted in left lane)

   5. Lane use control directional restriction

   6. Beginning/End of Median

   7. Joining Lane

   8. Sharp curve lanes ahead

   9. Bus or Tram route in both directions

   10. Bus or Tram route in a single loop

Mastering road signs, pavement markings, and traffic signals is key to ensuring safety and efficiency on the road. By familiarizing yourself with these essential traffic control elements, you contribute to a safer driving environment for yourself and others.

Keep practicing, stay aware of updates in traffic regulations, and always drive attentively. Safe travels!