Signs Test Road Signs, Signals and Markings Test Pass mark: 23 out of 30. Q1. A Gore Exit sign (GA4), between the off-ramp and the continuing freeway, should be passed… Only on the right, regardless of direction On the left if leaving the freeway, on the right if continuing On whichever side has less traffic It may not be passed on either side Q2. A Lane Lines marking (GM1) instructs the driver to… Only applies to buses Drive in the centre of the demarcated lane Straddle two lanes when traffic is light Change lanes frequently to maintain speed Q3. A Confirmation Route Marker on a numbered national route tells the driver to… Make sure the route travelled is the one that leads to their destination Prepare to exit immediately Reduce speed to the number shown Stop and check the map Q4. A Co-ordinated Traffic Signals sign (IN14) shows a recommended speed. This speed is… Only applicable at night A recommendation, not a speed limit A mandatory minimum speed A mandatory maximum speed Q5. A Goods Vehicle reservation sign (R313) reserves the road or parking area for… Delivery vehicles only Goods vehicles only Any commercial vehicle Construction vehicles only Q6. The guidance code GLS-6 refers to… Interchange name Toll route name River name Conservancy area Q7. A Speed Limit sign (R201) restriction applies… Only in wet weather Only within 100m of the sign From the sign onward Only to heavy vehicles Q8. This sign (R113) means the road or part of it may be used by… Buses only Motorcycles only Emergency vehicles only Cyclists and pedestrians only Q9. An Exclusive Parking Bay sign (RM7) marked "A" reserves the bay for… Ambulances Authorised diplomats Buses Agricultural vehicles Q10. A Tour Buses Only sign (R129) is typically found… Only in industrial areas Only at border posts In areas with tourist attractions, or at stations and airports Only on freeways Q11. This sign (R129) indicates that the road or portion of the road is set aside for use by… Agricultural vehicles only Minibuses only Tour buses only Rickshaws only Q12. A Truck Crossing sign (W344/W345) warns that heavy vehicles may… Only travel at night Have right of way at all times Regularly cross or join the road from the left or right Only appear on freeways Q13. A Bus Reservation sign (R301) indicates that the road or carriageway is reserved for… Buses only Emergency vehicles only Taxis only All public transport Q14. A Priority Crossroad sign (W102) indicates that… You are approaching an intersection where you have right of way You must always stop Only pedestrians may cross The road ahead is closed Q15. A No Overtaking line (RM1) may be crossed only to… Gain or leave direct access to an entrance, or pass a stationary obstruction, when safe It may never be crossed under any circumstance Overtake a cyclist at any time Overtake any vehicle travelling below the speed limit Q16. At the Beginning of Dual Roadway sign (W118/W119), what should the driver expect? A tunnel is ahead The single carriageway is ending and a one-way road begins The road is about to become a gravel road A speed hump is ahead Q17. A Motorcycles Prohibited sign (R222) on a freeway means motorcyclists must… Leave at the first exit if displayed on a freeway Pull over and wait for assistance Ignore it if riding in a group Continue at reduced speed Q18. A Goods Vehicles Prohibited sign (R229) indicates to the driver of a goods vehicle that they… Shall not proceed beyond such sign May proceed if the vehicle is empty May proceed at reduced speed Only applies to vehicles over 10 years old Q19. An Exit Sequence sign (GA8) appears about 2km before the first of several close-together exits, so the driver should… Only relevant to heavy vehicles Take the first exit shown regardless of destination Ignore it until the exit is visible Confirm which exit is needed and move to the correct lane in good time Q20. A driver may stop at a Stopping Prohibited sign (R217) location only… To answer a phone call If hazard lights are on For up to 5 minutes To obey a traffic light, a traffic officer, or to avoid a collision Q21. At a Railway Crossing sign (W318), if a train is approaching, the driver must stop in time but not… More than 10m from the track Within the railway crossing reserve Before the warning sign itself On the near side of the road Q22. A Stop line (RTM1) with no stop sign present has… No legal meaning Effect only during school hours The same meaning as a stop sign The meaning of a yield line only Q23. At a Stop/Yield sign (R1.2), a driver turning left who can do so without interfering with cross traffic must… Yield without necessarily stopping Stop fully regardless Sound the hooter before proceeding Reverse and re-approach Q24. A flashing red traffic signal means the driver must… Only slow down, not stop Wait for a green light only, flashing red has no defined action Treat it as a green light Stop, and may proceed when it is safe (as at a stop sign) Q25. At a 4-way stop, if more than one vehicle stops at the same time, who moves off first? The vehicle turning right The largest vehicle Whoever hoots first The vehicle that stopped first Q26. The combination code W332-RB means… Speed limit, plus reduced visibility Speed humps, plus a text message (on a high visibility background) General warning, plus a distance ahead Drift, plus general warning Q27. At a mini traffic circle, who must yield? No one, mini circles have no yield rule Only vehicles turning right Vehicles must yield to any driver who reaches their yield line first Only buses and trucks Q28. A Traffic Signals Ahead sign (W301) warns that you should… Speed up to clear the intersection before the light changes Only slow down at night Slow down immediately and be ready to stop if the light changes to amber Ignore it if you know the area well Q29. Referring to the Stop sign (R1.1) on this sheet: where must you stop? Behind the stop line, or level with the sign if there is no line Level with the centre of the intersection You are not required to stop, only slow down Only when another vehicle is present Q30. A Dead-End sign (W410) warns that… The road does not continue beyond the sign and a turn must be made Overtaking is now permitted The road narrows ahead A railway crossing is ahead Submit Test