A red ring, usually with a slash. You must not do what the sign shows.
Regulatory family32 signsMeanings for the VID provisional test
No U-turnR213
No left turnR211
No right turnR212
No left turn aheadR209
No right turn aheadR210
No overtakingR214
No overtaking by goods vehiclesR215
No parkingR216
No stoppingR217
No hitch-hikingR207
No hawkersR241
No unauthorised vehiclesR208
No pedestriansR218
No cyclistsR219
No cyclists or pedestriansR220
No motorcyclesR222
No motor carsR223
No taxisR224
No minibusesR225
No midi-busesR226
No busesR227
No delivery vehiclesR228
No goods vehiclesR229
No construction vehiclesR231
No vehicles carrying dangerous goodsR232
No abnormal vehiclesR233
No rickshawsR234
No tour busesR235
No agricultural vehiclesR236
No animal-drawn vehiclesR237
No towed vehiclesR240
No goods vehicles over 10 tR230
Every sign above is in the free Road Signs course, where Tino explains each one. Not sure which family a sign is in? Read what the shapes and colours mean.
Try 3 questions from the Road Signs course
The same questions a new learner gets in LANEUP's first check. Pick an answer, then open Tino's explanation.
Question 1
This sign is:
A danger warning sign
A regulatory sign
An informative sign
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B. A regulatory sign
Round signs with a red ring give orders you must obey, and this one orders you to stop before going on.
Question 2
Into which grouping of road signs does this sign fall?
A location sign
A direction sign
3 way road sign
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B. A direction sign
Arrows next to each town name show you which way to go at the junction, so this sign guides drivers to places ahead.
Question 3
This sign indicates?
Direction
4 way stop
A near-complete round about ahead
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A. Direction
Green signs with place names and a road layout tell you which way to go, so this one points out routes to each town ahead.
Round signs with a red ring give orders you must obey, and this one orders you to stop before going on.
