QuizSeñales de tráficoAustralia

English • W4-3 • Road narrows. The road becomes narrower ahead. Reduce speed and allow room for other traffic.

English • W1-4(L) • Reverse curves, first to the left. Two nearby curves turn in opposite directions, starting to the left. Slow down before the first curve.

English • W5-30 • Low-flying aircraft. An airfield is nearby and aircraft may pass low over the road. Stay alert and keep your attention on driving.

English • Model rule 91 • no left turn sign • No left turn. Do not turn left at the intersection or place where this sign applies. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 91 • no right turn sign • No right turn. Do not turn right at the intersection or place where this sign applies. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 21 • end speed-limit sign • End of 60 km/h limit. The signed 60 km/h limit ends here. Follow any other applicable speed restriction or the default limit under the local rules. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 39 • no U-turn sign • No U-turn. Do not make a U-turn where this sign applies. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W3-2 • Give way sign ahead. A give way sign is ahead. Reduce speed and prepare to give way or stop.

English • W1-7(L) • Hairpin bend to the left. The road turns sharply back to the left. Reduce speed before the bend.

English • W2-7 • Roundabout ahead. A roundabout is ahead. Approach slowly and prepare to give way to vehicles already on it.

English • Model rule 228 • no pedestrians sign • No pedestrians. Pedestrians must not continue beyond this sign. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rules 239 and 252 • bicycle path sign • Bicycle path. This path is designated for bicycles. Pedestrians may cross only as permitted by the local rules; other users and exceptions depend on the jurisdiction. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 98 • one-way sign • One way to the left. Traffic on this road travels only in the direction of the arrow. Follow the left-pointing direction. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 100 • no entry sign • No entry. Do not enter the road or area beyond this sign from this direction. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 106 • no buses sign • No buses. Buses must not pass this sign. Check any supplementary information and exceptions permitted by local law. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W2-4(L) • Side road on the left. A road joins from the left at the intersection ahead. Watch for entering or turning traffic.

English • Model rule 89 • right turn only sign • Right turn only. All traffic approaching this sign must turn right at the intersection. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W5-29 • Kangaroos. Kangaroos may enter or cross the road ahead. Slow down and watch the roadside.

English • Model rule 335 • end no parking area sign • End of no parking area. The area-wide no-parking restriction ends. Other parking signs and general parking rules still apply. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Queensland driver handbook • sign illustration • Dead end. The road has no through route. Be prepared to turn back safely. Illustration identified by its sign family or meaning; the exact current prescribed design has not been confirmed.

English • Model rule 120 • level crossing and track plate • Railway crossing with multiple tracks. More than one railway track crosses the road. After a train passes, check for another train before proceeding. The illustration leaves the number of tracks blank. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • T3-9 • Loose stones. Loose stones may be thrown up by tyres and damage windscreens. Reduce speed and leave extra space behind other vehicles.

English • W3-3 • Traffic signals ahead. Traffic lights are ahead. Prepare to slow down or stop.

English • W4-6 • End of divided road. The central divider ends ahead. Expect traffic travelling in both directions on an undivided road.

English • Queensland Government • exit sign • Freeway exit. The arrow shows the exit to the left. Move into the appropriate lane in good time and follow the exit safely.

English • W1-3(L) • Curve to the left. The road curves to the left ahead. Adjust your speed before entering the curve.

English • W5-13 • Steep climb. The road climbs steeply ahead. Select a suitable gear and maintain control.

English • Model rule 120 • level crossing sign • Railway crossing. A railway level crossing is at this location. Check for trains and obey any stop sign, give way sign, lights or barriers. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 22 • end area speed-limit sign • End of 40 km/h area. The 40 km/h area ends here. Follow the next applicable speed restriction or the local default limit. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 90 • no turns sign • No turns. Continue straight ahead. Do not turn left, turn right or make a U-turn at the intersection. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W5-53 • Horse and rider. Horse riders may be on or crossing the road ahead. Slow down, allow plenty of space and avoid startling the horses.

English • Model rules 97 and 177 • end freeway sign • End of freeway. The freeway ends here. Expect changing road conditions and continue to obey the applicable speed limit and other signs. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Stock warning family • cattle illustration • Cattle on the road. Cattle may be on or crossing the road ahead. Reduce speed and be prepared to stop. Illustration identified by its sign family or meaning; the exact current prescribed design has not been confirmed.

English • W4-11 • Two-way traffic. Expect oncoming traffic on the road ahead. Keep to the left and take care when overtaking.

English • W6-7 • Bicycles. Bicycle riders may be on or crossing the road ahead. Allow room and approach with care.

English • R1-2 • model rule 69 • Give way. Slow down and, if necessary, stop. Give way to traffic as required before entering the intersection. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W1-5(L) • Winding road. A series of closely spaced bends begins to the left. Adjust your speed for the bends.

English • Model rule 88 • left turn only sign • Left turn only. All traffic approaching this sign must turn left at the intersection. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W4-8 • Low clearance ahead. A low bridge or other overhead obstruction is ahead. Check the clearance shown on the road sign against your vehicle and load. This illustration leaves the measurement blank.

English • W5-9 • Dip. A sharp depression in the road is ahead. Reduce speed before crossing it.

English • W5-SA101 • South Australia • Cross wind. Strong or sudden crosswinds may affect vehicle control. Slow down as needed and be especially careful with high-sided vehicles or trailers.

English • W5-20 • Slippery road. The road may be slippery, particularly when wet. Reduce speed and avoid sudden braking or steering.

English • Model rules 20–21 • speed-limit sign • Maximum speed 60 km/h. Do not exceed 60 km/h where this sign applies. Drive more slowly when road, traffic or weather conditions require it. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W3-1 • Stop sign ahead. A stop sign is ahead. Prepare to stop completely at the intersection.

English • Model rule 154 • bus lane sign • Bus lane. This lane is designated for buses and any other vehicles permitted by local law. It differs from a bus-only lane; eligibility and limited access exceptions vary by jurisdiction. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • Model rule 22 • area speed-limit sign • 40 km/h area. A 40 km/h speed-limited area begins. The limit applies through the area unless another applicable restriction sets a different limit. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.

English • W2-1 • Crossroad. An intersecting road crosses the road ahead. Watch for traffic entering or turning at the junction.

English • Model rules 153 and 252 • bicycle lane sign • Bicycle lane. A marked lane is designated for bicycle riders. Other traffic may use or cross it only in circumstances permitted by the local rules. State and territory rules and exceptions apply.