Test Road Signs, Signals and Markings Test Pass mark: 23 out of 30. Q1. 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 Q2. A Motorcycles Prohibited sign (R222) on a freeway means motorcyclists must… Pull over and wait for assistance Leave at the first exit if displayed on a freeway Ignore it if riding in a group Continue at reduced speed Q3. A Yield Control Ahead marking (WM5) warns the driver to… Ignore it if no vehicles are visible Only applies to heavy vehicles Speed up to clear the intersection Slow down if other traffic is approaching the intersection, and stop if necessary Q4. A Tour Buses Only sign (R129) is typically found… Only in industrial areas Only at border posts Only on freeways In areas with tourist attractions, or at stations and airports Q5. A Height Restricted sign (W320) warns that if your vehicle is higher than the indicated height, you should… Proceed slowly regardless Sound the hooter before the structure Deflate your tyres slightly Find an alternative route Q6. The guidance code GLS-6 refers to… Conservancy area Toll route name Interchange name River name Q7. A Pre-Advance Exit Direction sign (GA1) appears roughly how far before a freeway off-ramp? 2 km 1 km 500m 5 km Q8. At a mini traffic circle, who must yield? Vehicles must yield to any driver who reaches their yield line first Only buses and trucks Only vehicles turning right No one, mini circles have no yield rule Q9. An Overhead Lane Use Control by Regulation sign (GS603/605) indicates that the lane below is… A rest area Reserved for pedestrians only An emergency-only shoulder Subject to a compulsory command or prohibition regulatory requirement Q10. A Gentle Curve sign (W202/W203) requires the driver to… Switch on hazard lights Drive at a speed that allows taking the curve safely, or stop within sight distance Accelerate through the curve Stop completely before the curve Q11. A Danger Plates / Delineator Plates sign (W401/W402) indicates you must not pass… At all, regardless of direction To the left of W401 or to the right of W402 To the right of W401 or to the left of W402 On either side, the road is fully closed Q12. Count-down signs (IN1, IN2, IN3) on the left of the road indicate an exit is approximately how far ahead (for the furthest sign, IN3)? 200m 100m 300m 500m Q13. A High Occupancy Vehicle reservation sign (R320) reserves the road for… Tour buses only Rickshaws only Vehicles carrying a minimum number of occupants Ambulances only Q14. A de-restriction sign (R600, shown with a red cross through the symbol) means… You no longer have to comply with the matching restriction sign from this point A new restriction begins from this point The restriction is doubled from this point Only heavy vehicles are exempt Q15. At a 4-way stop, if more than one vehicle stops at the same time, who moves off first? The vehicle that stopped first The largest vehicle Whoever hoots first The vehicle turning right Q16. A Disabled Persons Vehicle reservation sign (R323) means a driver who is not authorised must… Only applies to parking, not the roadway Only avoid the area during peak hours Not use that road or park in that area Yield to disabled drivers but may still park there Q17. At a Stop/Yield sign (R1.2), a driver turning left who can do so without interfering with cross traffic must… Reverse and re-approach Sound the hooter before proceeding Yield without necessarily stopping Stop fully regardless Q18. By the time a driver reaches the Supplementary Exit Direction sign (GA2/3), about 500m before the exit, they should be… In the extreme right-hand lane regardless of destination Already off the freeway In the extreme left-hand lane if they intend to leave the freeway Signalling right Q19. A Narrow Bridge sign (W326) warns that if there is oncoming traffic, the driver should… Reverse and wait off the road Speed up to cross first Try not to cross the bridge at the same time as an approaching vehicle Sound the hooter and proceed Q20. A Keep Left (R103) / Keep Right (R104) sign at an obstruction means… Only one of the two signs will be displayed at a time, and you must pass on the side indicated Both signs are always displayed together This applies only to heavy vehicles You may choose either side freely Q21. A Hairpin Bend sign (W206/W207) warns of… A pedestrian crossing ahead A speed hump ahead A gentle, wide curve ahead A very sharp, U-shaped curve ahead Q22. A combination sign labelled R208-502 means… No unauthorised vehicles, during two limited time periods No U-turn at night only Pay toll for a set distance Speed limit at night only Q23. An Arrestor Bed sign (GS501–GS504) marks an entrance drivers should use… Only if the vehicle's brakes fail on a descent As a shortcut to avoid tolls As a regular parking area Only during roadworks Q24. A Goods Vehicle reservation sign (R313) reserves the road or parking area for… Goods vehicles only Construction vehicles only Delivery vehicles only Any commercial vehicle Q25. A Soft Shoulder sign (TW342) warns the driver to… Not drive or stop on the shoulder unless unavoidable Only avoid the shoulder at night Increase speed on the shoulder Use the shoulder freely for overtaking Q26. A Co-ordinated Traffic Signals sign (IN14) shows a recommended speed. This speed is… Only applicable at night A mandatory maximum speed A mandatory minimum speed A recommendation, not a speed limit Q27. A Width Limit sign (R239) means a driver may not proceed if the vehicle's overall width… The sign only applies to trailers Is not less than the width indicated in metres on the sign Is exactly the width indicated Exceeds the width indicated in metres on the sign Q28. This sign (R113) means the road or part of it may be used by… Buses only Emergency vehicles only Motorcycles only Cyclists and pedestrians only Q29. A traffic officer's hand signal takes precedence over… Nothing, signals always win Only traffic circles Only stop signs Any other traffic signal Q30. In a Woonerf zone, who has right of way? Buses Whoever arrives first Pedestrians in the street Delivery vehicles Submit Test