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Guidance
Parking Area
Parking is provided where additional restrictions allow.
What the driver should doCheck local signs, bays and time conditions before leaving the vehicle.
Road-sign library
Learn the purpose of common regulatory, warning and guidance sign families.
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Guidance
One Way
Traffic moves only in the indicated direction.
What the driver should doJoin and continue in the permitted direction.
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Guidance
Hospital
A hospital or medical facility is nearby.
What the driver should doDrive quietly and watch for emergency vehicles and pedestrians.
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Guidance
U-turn Direction
A U-turn movement is indicated where permitted.
What the driver should doUse the correct lane, signal and turn only when the path is clear.
STOP
Regulatory
Stop
Come to a complete stop at the required line or safe observation point.
What the driver should doProceed only after checking that the way is clear.
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Regulatory
Give Way
Yield to road users who have priority.
What the driver should doSlow early and be ready to stop.
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Regulatory
No Entry
Entry from this direction is prohibited.
What the driver should doDo not continue into the restricted road or lane.
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Regulatory
Maximum Speed 50
Do not exceed the displayed maximum speed.
What the driver should doUse a lower speed whenever conditions require it.
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Warning
Pedestrian Crossing
Pedestrians may cross ahead.
What the driver should doReduce speed, scan both sides and be ready to stop.
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Warning
Roundabout Ahead
A roundabout is approaching.
What the driver should doChoose the correct lane, reduce speed and check priority.
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Warning
Slippery Road
The surface may provide reduced grip.
What the driver should doSlow down and use gentle steering, braking and acceleration.
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Warning
Road Works
Workers, machinery or temporary lanes may be ahead.
What the driver should doFollow temporary controls and leave extra space.
These original learning cards explain general sign principles. Always follow the current sign, signal and lawful instruction on the road.