Test Road Signs, Signals and Markings Test Pass mark: 23 out of 30. Q1. A Pedestrians sign (W307) warns that pedestrians may be crossing the road for the next… 1 km 5 km 500m 2 km Q2. A Pedestrians Prohibited sign (R218) means pedestrians may not enter or cross the road, but the driver must still… Sound the hooter continuously Increase speed since pedestrians are banned Assume no pedestrians will ever be present Look out for pedestrians who may use the road despite the prohibition Q3. A Width Limit sign (R239) means a driver may not proceed if the vehicle's overall width… Exceeds the width indicated in metres on the sign Is exactly the width indicated Is not less than the width indicated in metres on the sign The sign only applies to trailers Q4. At the Beginning of Dual Roadway sign (W118/W119), what should the driver expect? The road is about to become a gravel road The single carriageway is ending and a one-way road begins A speed hump is ahead A tunnel is ahead Q5. A Falling Rocks sign (W334/W335) warns that such falls occur more often… During daylight hours only Only on weekends When it rains Only in winter Q6. A traffic officer's hand signal takes precedence over… Any other traffic signal Nothing, signals always win Only traffic circles Only stop signs Q7. A Motorcycles Prohibited sign (R222) on a freeway means motorcyclists must… Leave at the first exit if displayed on a freeway Continue at reduced speed Ignore it if riding in a group Pull over and wait for assistance Q8. A Height Restricted sign (W320) warns that if your vehicle is higher than the indicated height, you should… Deflate your tyres slightly Sound the hooter before the structure Find an alternative route Proceed slowly regardless Q9. 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 Q10. A Yield Control Ahead marking (WM5) warns the driver to… Only applies to heavy vehicles Slow down if other traffic is approaching the intersection, and stop if necessary Speed up to clear the intersection Ignore it if no vehicles are visible Q11. An Advance Trailblazer sign (GE2) is used to… Point out the direction to follow to reach a more important route Show a parking area Confirm you have already joined the correct route Warn of a hazard ahead Q12. A Minimum Speed sign (R101) means a driver must not… Drive faster than the speed indicated Overtake on this road Drive slower than the speed indicated Stop on this road at all Q13. The guidance code GDS-16 refers to… Alternative route Bicycle route Toll route Minibus rank Q14. At an intersection with Multi-Phase Traffic Signals (IN15), a driver should… Not assume their light will turn green just because cross-traffic is moving off Always move off when any adjacent light goes green Ignore the sign, it has no effect on sequencing Only apply this at night Q15. This sign (R112) means the road or part of it may be used by… Taxis only Cyclists and pedestrians only Construction vehicles only Motor cars only Q16. A Buses Only sign (R121) means the driver of a bus… Applies only outside urban areas May use any road regardless of this sign Shall only use that road or portion of that road Must stop and check for passengers Q17. 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)? 300m 100m 200m 500m Q18. 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 On the near side of the road Within the railway crossing reserve Before the warning sign itself Q19. This sign (R129) indicates that the road or portion of the road is set aside for use by… Agricultural vehicles only Minibuses only Rickshaws only Tour buses only Q20. This temporary sign informs you of… A new toll route A permanent speed limit change A temporary experiment or research being carried out on the road A closed road with no alternative route Q21. A Fingerboard sign (GD4) is generally used to guide drivers to… Emergency services only Freeway on-ramps only International border posts only Small locations or destinations on less-travelled routes Q22. Referring to the Stop sign (R1.1) on this sheet: where must you stop? Only when another vehicle is present Level with the centre of the intersection You are not required to stop, only slow down Behind the stop line, or level with the sign if there is no line Q23. A Gore Exit sign (GA4), between the off-ramp and the continuing freeway, should be passed… It may not be passed on either side On whichever side has less traffic Only on the right, regardless of direction On the left if leaving the freeway, on the right if continuing Q24. For how long after passing an Excessive Noise Prohibited sign (R206) is the hooter restricted? 250 metres 500 metres 100 metres 50 metres Q25. A Narrow Bridge sign (W326) warns that if there is oncoming traffic, the driver should… Speed up to cross first Try not to cross the bridge at the same time as an approaching vehicle Sound the hooter and proceed Reverse and wait off the road Q26. The guidance code GLS-6 refers to… Interchange name River name Conservancy area Toll route name Q27. A flashing red traffic signal means the driver must… 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) Only slow down, not stop Q28. An Overhead Lane Use Control by Regulation sign (GS603/605) indicates that the lane below is… Reserved for pedestrians only A rest area An emergency-only shoulder Subject to a compulsory command or prohibition regulatory requirement Q29. After a Hitch-Hiking Prohibited sign (R207), a driver may not pick up passengers for the next… 1000m 100m 250m 500m Q30. At angle parking marked by a parking bay (RM6), the front of the vehicle must be no further than how far from the kerb? 300mm 100mm 150mm 500mm Submit Test