ROAD SIGN CATEGORY
Cautionary / Warning Signs
Signs that alert road users to hazards, road conditions, or situations that require additional care. Select a sign below to learn more about its meaning and how drivers should respond.
Cautionary / Warning road signs
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School Ahead
Learn what a School Ahead sign means and how drivers should respond when approaching an area where children and pedestrians may be present.
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Right Hand Curve
A sign that cautions drivers about a right-hand curve on the road ahead.
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Narrow Road Ahead
A sign that cautions drivers that the road ahead is going to become narrow.
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Pedestrian Crossing
A sign that indicates a pedestrian crossing ahead. Drivers should slow down and watch carefully for pedestrians.
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Left Hand Curve
Learn to anticipate a bend to the left and adjust your speed before entering it.
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Left Side Road on Left Curve
Learn to anticipate a side road joining from the left while the main road curves left.
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Right Side Road on Left Curve
Learn to anticipate a side road joining from the right while the main road curves left.
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Staggered Intersection on Left Curve
Learn to anticipate a staggered intersection near a left-hand curve.
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Left Side Road on Right Curve
Learn to anticipate a side road joining from the left while the main road curves right.
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Right Side Road on Right Curve
Learn to anticipate a side road joining from the right while the main road curves right.
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Staggered Intersection on Right Curve
Learn to anticipate a staggered intersection near a right-hand curve.
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Right Reverse Bend
Learn to anticipate a sequence in which the road bends right and then reverses direction.
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Left Reverse Bend
Learn to anticipate a sequence in which the road bends left and then reverses direction.
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Series of Bends
Learn to anticipate several bends ahead rather than treating the first bend as an isolated hazard.
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Degree Loop
Learn to anticipate the special loop in the road alignment shown by this warning sign.
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T-Intersection Major Road Ahead
Learn to anticipate a T-intersection where a major road is ahead.
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Merging Traffic Ahead (From Left)
Learn to anticipate traffic merging into your road from the left.
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Merging Traffic Ahead (From Right)
Learn to anticipate traffic merging into your road from the right.
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Reduced Carriageway (Left Lane (s) Reduced)
Learn to anticipate a reduction in the available carriageway on the left side.
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Reduced Carriageway (Right Lane (s) Reduced)
Learn to anticipate a reduction in the available carriageway on the right side.
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Two Way Traffic on Cross Road Ahead Warning
Learn to anticipate two-way traffic on a cross road ahead.
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Lane Closed (Two Lane Carriageway)
Learn to anticipate a lane closure on a two-lane carriageway.
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Lane Closed (Three Lane Carriageway)
Learn to anticipate a lane closure on a three-lane carriageway.
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Lane Closed (Four Lane Carriageway)
Learn to anticipate a lane closure on a four-lane carriageway.
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Traffic Diversion on Dual Carriageway
Learn to anticipate a traffic diversion on a dual carriageway.
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Built Up Area
Learn to anticipate a built-up area ahead with increased roadside activity.
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Differently Abled Persons Likely on Road Ahead
Learn to anticipate differently abled persons who may be present on or near the road ahead.
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Deaf Persons Likely on Road Ahead
Learn to anticipate deaf persons who may be present on or near the road ahead.
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Blind Persons Likely on Road Ahead
Learn to anticipate blind persons who may be present on or near the road ahead.
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Playground Ahead
Learn to anticipate a playground area where children may be present near the road.
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Slippery Road because of Ice
Learn to anticipate a road surface that may be slippery because of ice.
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Overhead Cables
Learn to anticipate overhead cables crossing or extending over the road ahead.
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Quay Side or River Bank
Learn to anticipate a road running alongside a quay side or river bank.
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Cattle Crossing
Learn to anticipate cattle crossing or being present near the road ahead.
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Wild Animals
Learn to anticipate wild animals crossing or being present near the road ahead.
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Black Spot/Crash Prone Area
Learn to take extra care in an area identified as prone to crashes.
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Single Chevron (Normal)
Learn to follow a single chevron marking the direction of a bend or change in road alignment.
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Single Chevron (>100Kmph Speed)
Learn to follow a single chevron used on high-speed roads to emphasize the direction of a bend.
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Double Chevron
Learn to follow double chevrons that emphasize the direction of a bend or change in road alignment.
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Triple Chevron
Learn to follow triple chevrons that strongly emphasize the direction of a bend or road alignment.
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Object Hazard (Right)
Learn to pass an object hazard on the side indicated by the marker.
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Two Way Object Hazard Marker
Learn to recognize an object hazard where traffic may pass on either side of the marker.
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