Triangular signs with a red border tell road users that:

• they must not do something;

• there is a hazard on the road ahead;

• they are approaching a tunnel;

• there is a train station nearby

A circular sign with a red border tells road users:

• to be extra careful because of hazards;;

• that they must not do something;

• that they are allowed to do something;

• that there is a living area nearby.

What does this sign mean?

• It means car drivers must not exceed 50 miles per hour.

• It means pedestrians can only approach the area if they are 50 years old.

• It means drivers must not drive at a speed lower than 50 miles per hour.

What does this sign mean?

• There are elderly people who are lost nearby.

• There are elderly people who may be crossing the road.

• That elderly people must hold hands and use a stick when

  crossing the road.

• There is a house on the road.

Where might you see this sign?

• In the park

• On a small, quiet road

• Where dogs and cats may be crossing the road

What does this sign mean?

• It means you can park your bike here.

• It means cyclists can also use this route.

• It means no cyclists are allowed.

• It means only cyclists are allowed to use this route.

Which of the following words you can see inside this sign?

• HELP

• STOP

• HAZARD

• DANGER

What does this sign mean?

• There is a play park nearby

• There is a school nearby.

• Children must always walk on the right side of the pavement.

• Children must hold hands when crossing the road

What does this sign mean?

• It means there may be deer crossing the road.

• It means there may be wild animals crossing the road.

• It means there may be animals lying on the road.

Brown road signs usually tell road users:

• that there is a muddy road ahead;

• about tourist attractions nearby;

• that there may be tractors on the road;

• that pedestrians need waterproof shoes