WorksheetsRoad and Traffic signs
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What do double white lines in the middle of the road represent?
Warning that cats eyes are present on the road
Drivers from both directions must not cross the solid white line on their side of the carriageway
There is a corner ahead
No parking allowed
What do doubble yellow lines on the edge of the road represent?
No waiting is allowed at any time.
No overtaking allowed
There is no pavement next to the road
No paring at weekends
What do white rectangular bay markings represent?
White bay markings are rectangular in shape and made up of broken lines. Nearby signs will indicate the duration of waiting or parking time permitted during the time and date shown.
Bay markings are rectangular in shape and made up of solid lines. Nearby signs will indicate the number of cars allowed in front of each house.
White bay markings are rectangular in shape and made up of broken lines. Nearby signs will indicate the duration of unloading restrictions.
White bay markings are rectangular in shape and made up of broken lines. Nearby signs will indicate the duration of loading restrictions.
What does this road marking represent?
No parking area
Keep clear junction
A yellow cross junction
A yellow box junction
What does a signle yellow line represent on the edge of a carriageway?
Never wait on this section of the road between certain times
There is no pavement next to the raod
Waiting only allowed for 1 hour
Do not park on the pavement
Where would you find this marking?
In a car park
On a carriegeway to seperate lanes
On a motorway when lanes ar closing
Parking bays located between two carriageways
What must you do as you drive towards this junction that joins a major road?
You must come to a complete stop at the junction
You must give way at the junction
You must stop if traffic flows on the main road
Stop if main road traffic do not let you into the traffic flow
What is the difference between these two junctions?
You must come to a complete STOP at the give way junction and the STOP junction
You must come to a complete STOP at the STOP junction but not at a give way junction
You must give way at a STOP junction and a complete stop at a give way junction
You must come to a complete STOP at both junctions only when there is traffic on the major road
Which sign is the only one that used an upside down triangle?
Stop
Give Way
No Entry
Warning
You are driving on a motroway and you see this sign on the gantry. What does it mean?
Minimum speed 50 mph must be driven
Maximum number of cars allowed under gantry
Temporary maximum speed of 50 mph
Temporary minimum speed of 50 mph
You are driving on the motorway and see this sign on the gantry.
What does it mean?
Crossing closed
Lane closed
Barriers down
Next junction closed
The car ahead of you has no lights working.
What signal is the driver giving you?
The car is turning around
The car is moving to the left or turning left
The car is moving to the right or turning right
The car is slowing down
The car ahead of you has no lights working.
What signal is the driver giving you?
The car is turning around
The car is moving to the left or turning left
The car is moving to the right or turning right
The car is slowing down
The car ahead of you has no lights working.
What signal is the driver giving you?
The car is turning around
The car is moving to the left or turning left
The car is moving to the right or turning right
The car is slowing down or stopping
The motorcyclist is indicating ahead of you.
What is the motorcyclist indicating?
The motorcyclist intends to turn right
The motorcyclist intends to turn left
The motorcyclist intends to slow down
The motorcyclist intends to turn around
The motorcyclist is indicating ahead of you.
What is the motorcyclist indicating?
The motorcyclist intends to turn right
The motorcyclist intends to turn left
The motorcyclist intends to slow down
The motorcyclist intends to turn around
The motorcyclist is indicating ahead of you.
What is the motorcyclist indicating?
The motorcyclist intends to turn right
The motorcyclist intends to turn left
The motorcyclist intends to slow down
The motorcyclist intends to turn around
A police officer signals you from the side.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Come forward
Stop
Move back
Accellerate quickly
A police officer signals you from behind.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Come forward
Stop
Move back
Accellerate quickly
A police officer signals you from the front.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Come forward
Stop
Move back
Accellerate quickly
A police officer signals the traffic.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Traffic to stop from the front
Traffic from front and pedestrians to stop
Traffic to stop from the front and behind
Traffic from front and side road to stop
A police officer signals the traffic.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Traffic to stop from the front
Traffic from sides to stop
Traffic from behind to stop
Traffic from front and side road to stop
A police officer signals the traffic.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Traffic to stop from the front
Traffic to slow down
Traffic from behind to stop
Traffic from front to slow down
A school patrol gives the following signal.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Traffic to stop from the front
All traffic to stop
Traffic from behind to stop
Traffic from front to slow down
A school patrol gives the following signal.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Traffic to stop from the front
Vehicles get ready to stop
Traffic from behind to stop
Drivers to apply emergency stop
A school patrol gives the following signal.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Traffic to stop from the front
Vehicles get ready to stop
Traffic from behind to stop
Drivers to apply emergency stop
A school patrol gives the following signal.
What is the meaning of the instruction given?
Traffic not ready to stop
Pedestrians not ready to cross
Traffic from behind to stop
Traffic to slow down
