Traffic Signal and Road Marking Meanings Quiz

Stop when facing a red traffic signal to allow crossing traffic to pass safely.

Proceed with caution when facing a yellow traffic signal as it indicates that the light is about to turn red.

A green traffic signal means you can proceed through the intersection if it is safe to do so.

A flashing red traffic signal indicates the same as a solid red signal - come to a complete stop.

A pedestrian crossing sign depicts the presence of a pedestrian crossing or crosswalk ahead.

A 'No U-turn' sign indicates that making a U-turn at that location is prohibited.

A broken white line on the road indicates that overtaking is allowed, but you should check for oncoming traffic.

A solid double yellow line on the road indicates that overtaking is prohibited due to increased risk.

A solid white line on the road indicates that parking is allowed, but you should still exercise caution.

A solid yellow line next to a broken white line means that overtaking is allowed if it's safe to do so.

A white rectangular sign with black arrows indicates a one-way street in the direction of the arrows.

A diamond-shaped sign with a picture of a deer means that animals may be crossing the road in that area.

A white triangle painted on the road surface signifies that you must yield to traffic on the intersecting road.

A blue sign with a white 'H' signifies the location of a hospital.

A red circle with a slash through it indicates that entry or access is prohibited.

A rectangular white sign with a black 'T' indicates that there is a tunnel ahead on the road.

A white rectangular sign with a black 'T' inside a red circle indicates that there is a traffic light ahead on the road.