QuizTraffic signsNew Zealand

English • Direction guide • Advance direction map. The map shows the directions and state-highway numbers for the destinations ahead. Select the appropriate route before the junction. Illustration identified by its sign family or meaning; the exact current prescribed design has not been confirmed.

English • R6-10 / R6-1A component • No stopping. Stopping is prohibited where the restriction applies. Read any accompanying times, arrows or conditions.

English • W14-10.1 • Steep ascent. A steep uphill section is ahead. Select a suitable gear and allow for slower vehicles.

English • R4-9.1 • Cycles only. The signed path or route is reserved for cycles. Observe any accompanying conditions.

English • W14-7.4 • Gravel surface. A gravel road surface is ahead. Reduce speed and allow for reduced grip and flying stones.

English • R3-8 • Turn left. Traffic must turn left at the signed location.

English • R1-1 • Maximum speed: 50 km/h. Do not exceed 50 km/h. The square backing board does not itself identify an area-wide speed zone.

English • W12-1.2 • Curve left. The road curves to the left ahead. Adjust speed to the curve and conditions.

English • W18-3.1 • Cattle. Cattle may be on or crossing the road. Slow down and pass animals cautiously.

English • R5-5 • Pedestrians only. The signed path or area is reserved for pedestrians.

English • W15-5 • Railway level crossing ahead. A railway level crossing is ahead. Slow down, check for trains and obey the crossing controls.

English • W12-2.4 • Winding road, left first. A series of closely spaced curves is ahead, beginning to the left.

English • W13-6 • Tunnel ahead. A tunnel is ahead. Follow its posted restrictions and any lane or signal controls.

English • R1-1 • Maximum speed: 50 km/h. Do not exceed 50 km/h. Drive more slowly when conditions require it.

English • W14-2 • Two-way traffic. Traffic travels in both directions. Keep left and watch for opposing vehicles.

English • R4-9 • Cycle lane. This marks a lane reserved for cycles. Observe its markings and any accompanying restrictions.

English • W15-3.1 • Railway crossing crossbuck. This marks a railway level crossing. Check for trains and obey any separate stop, give-way, light or barrier controls.

English • W12-1.1 • Sharp curve left. A sharp left-hand curve is ahead. Reduce speed before entering it.

English • Direction guide • Roundabout advance direction map. The map shows the roundabout exits and their destinations. Choose your exit and follow any lane markings before entering. Illustration identified by its sign family or meaning; the exact current prescribed design has not been confirmed.

English • W18-5 • Fire station. A fire station is ahead; fire engines may enter or cross the road. Be alert and prepared to stop.

English • A41-1.1 • Motorway begins. The motorway starts here. Motorway rules apply; obey the posted speed and access restrictions.

English • R4-7 • Bus lane. This marks a bus lane. Cycles, mopeds and motorcycles may also use it unless signs or markings exclude them; observe any operating times.

English • W16-4 • Children. Children may be near or crossing the road. Slow down and be prepared to stop.

English • W18-1 • Wind gusts. Strong wind gusts may affect vehicles. Adjust speed and be alert for sudden sideways movement.

English • W11-2 • Crossroads ahead. Minor roads join on both sides; the diagram shows the main route continuing straight ahead. Watch for crossing and turning traffic.

English • W11-1 • Roundabout ahead. A roundabout is ahead. Reduce speed and prepare for its give-way control.

English • W18-3.2 • Sheep. Sheep may be on or crossing the road. Slow down and pass animals cautiously.