Test Road Signs, Signals and Markings Test Pass mark: 23 out of 30. Q1. A Soft Shoulder sign (TW342) warns the driver to… Use the shoulder freely for overtaking Increase speed on the shoulder Only avoid the shoulder at night Not drive or stop on the shoulder unless unavoidable Q2. A Narrow Bridge sign (W326) warns that if there is oncoming traffic, the driver should… Reverse and wait off the road Try not to cross the bridge at the same time as an approaching vehicle Speed up to cross first Sound the hooter and proceed Q3. A Tour Buses Only sign (R129) is typically found… Only at border posts Only on freeways Only in industrial areas In areas with tourist attractions, or at stations and airports Q4. The example code R320-501 means… No pedestrians – time limit High occupancy vehicles parking reservation – time limit No taxis – time limit Tour buses only – time limit Q5. The guidance code GDS-3 refers to… Airport Harbour Railway station Bus terminus Q6. A Children sign (W308) is typically found… Only in rural areas Near schools, playgrounds, and sports fields Only at railway crossings Only on freeways Q7. A Height Restricted sign (W320) warns that if your vehicle is higher than the indicated height, you should… Proceed slowly regardless Deflate your tyres slightly Find an alternative route Sound the hooter before the structure Q8. An Advance Trailblazer sign (GE2) is used to… Point out the direction to follow to reach a more important route Confirm you have already joined the correct route Show a parking area Warn of a hazard ahead Q9. Where a Right-Turn Prohibited sign (R212) is displayed, a driver may… Perform a U-turn instead Only stop and wait Proceed straight or turn left Turn right anyway if the road is clear Q10. A de-restriction sign (R600, shown with a red cross through the symbol) means… Only heavy vehicles are exempt The restriction is doubled from this point A new restriction begins from this point You no longer have to comply with the matching restriction sign from this point Q11. A Y-junction sign (W115) warns that… Overtaking is now permitted The road forks into two roads ahead The road ends completely There is a railway crossing ahead Q12. A High Occupancy Vehicle reservation sign (R320) reserves the road for… Ambulances only Rickshaws only Vehicles carrying a minimum number of occupants Tour buses only Q13. A Disabled Persons Vehicle reservation sign (R323) means a driver who is not authorised must… Only applies to parking, not the roadway Yield to disabled drivers but may still park there Only avoid the area during peak hours Not use that road or park in that area Q14. The guidance code GDS-16 refers to… Toll route Minibus rank Alternative route Bicycle route Q15. At a Roundabout sign (R137), the driver must move in which direction and yield to whom? Stop completely before entering regardless of traffic Move in either direction, no yielding required Move anticlockwise, and yield to vehicles on the left Move clockwise, and yield to vehicles approaching from the right within the roundabout Q16. By the time a driver reaches the Supplementary Exit Direction sign (GA2/3), about 500m before the exit, they should be… In the extreme left-hand lane if they intend to leave the freeway In the extreme right-hand lane regardless of destination Already off the freeway Signalling right Q17. In a Pedestrian Priority (R5) zone, what is the maximum speed for permitted vehicles? 20 km/h 10 km/h 30 km/h 15 km/h Q18. The guidance code GLS-6 refers to… Interchange name River name Conservancy area Toll route name Q19. A Yield Control Ahead marking (WM5) warns the driver to… Slow down if other traffic is approaching the intersection, and stop if necessary Speed up to clear the intersection Only applies to heavy vehicles Ignore it if no vehicles are visible Q20. A One Vehicle Width Structure sign (W327) requires a driver facing oncoming traffic to stop at least how far from the structure? 3m 15m 10m 6m Q21. A Hairpin Bend sign (W206/W207) warns of… A very sharp, U-shaped curve ahead A gentle, wide curve ahead A speed hump ahead A pedestrian crossing ahead Q22. The example code R306-P-523 means… Mass limit – time limit Limited parking – Pay & display Minimum speed – trucks Speed limit – nighttime Q23. At a Near-Side On-Ramp Direction sign (GB2), a driver joining the freeway should… Slow down and turn in the direction of the sign, or proceed straight ahead Stop completely before turning Reverse if they missed the ramp Yield only to freeway traffic already on-ramp Q24. A Hawkers Prohibited sign (R241) restricts hawkers… At any time of the day or night in that area Only if selling food Only during business hours Only on weekends Q25. The Overtaking Prohibited sign (R214) prohibits overtaking for the next… 100m 500m 1km 250m Q26. An Alternative Route Marker (GE16) at a toll/alternative route split indicates that the alternative route is usually… Closed during peak hours Only for heavy vehicles Faster than the toll route Not of the same high standard as the toll route Q27. A Keep Left (R103) / Keep Right (R104) sign at an obstruction means… Both signs are always displayed together This applies only to heavy vehicles Only one of the two signs will be displayed at a time, and you must pass on the side indicated You may choose either side freely Q28. A Speed Limit sign (R201) restriction applies… Only within 100m of the sign Only in wet weather From the sign onward Only to heavy vehicles Q29. A Collision sign (TW353) warns a driver approaching the scene to… Slow down immediately, look for someone controlling traffic, and not stop out of curiosity if help is already present Take an alternative route immediately without slowing Sound the hooter continuously while passing Stop and offer to direct traffic personally Q30. 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 Ignore it if you know the area well Slow down immediately and be ready to stop if the light changes to amber Submit Test