Signs
Warning symbolic
Signs
W301
Traffic signals ahead.
W306
Pedestrian crossing
W319
Tunnel
W320
Height restricted
W325
Gravel road begins
W328
Road narrows from both sides
W333
Slippery road
W334
Falling rocks
W348
Jetty edge or river bank
W352
Agricultural vehicles
W401
Danger plates
Teaching points
- A marked pedestrian crossing is ahead. Slow down. Be ready to stop and never overtake a vehicle that has stopped at the crossing.
- The road ahead narrows from both sides. Slow down. Oncoming vehicles will pass close to you.
- The car dropping into water warns that the road ends at a jetty or riverbank ahead. Slow down so you can stop in time.
- The car with skid marks warns that the road ahead is slippery when wet. Slow down and avoid sudden braking or steering.
- A traffic light, a robot is ahead. Slow down and be ready to stop if it changes.
- Look out for slow agricultural vehicles like tractors that may be on or crossing the road ahead.
- Q4 warns that the tar ends and a gravel road begins. Slow down. Grip and steering change on gravel.
- A yellow danger plate is temporary. The chevrons point right, passing you to the right of an obstruction on the left of the road.
- This sign is going to warn drivers of falling rocks. And this road sign is going to be found in areas like your hilly or your mountainous areas. Right? This sign has nothing to do with loose gravel on the road. So, therefore, option B would be correct.
- Since the background of this road sign is yellow, that means that this sign is going to be a temporary sign. And option C is the option that mentions a temporary sign. Therefore, option C would be correct. A temporary or provisional tunnel exists ahead, often due to road works or construction.
- This sign is going to warn of a height restriction, right? That means that beyond the sign there's going to be an overhead obstruction. And option B mentions a bridge, a tunnel, or obstruction. And if your vehicle is going to exceed the 4.42 m height restriction, then it is going to be prohibited. And this road sign is going to apply to all vehicles at all times without any exceptions, okay? Therefore, option B would be correct.