Railways road signs in Zimbabwe

A yellow cross, or a train or tram in a triangle. Rails cross the road ahead, so slow down and look both ways.

Railway crossing road sign
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Tram road sign
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Railway crossing with lights road sign
Railway crossing with lights
Railway crossing road sign
Railway crossing

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 diagram: Stop, circular sign road sign
Question 1

This sign is:

  1. A danger warning sign
  2. A regulatory sign
  3. An informative sign
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B. A regulatory sign

TinoRound signs with a red ring give orders you must obey, and this one orders you to stop before going on.

Question diagram: Direction by route number road sign
Question 2

Into which grouping of road signs does this sign fall?

  1. A location sign
  2. A direction sign
  3. 3 way road sign
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B. A direction sign

TinoArrows next to each town name show you which way to go at the junction, so this sign guides drivers to places ahead.

Question diagram: Direction to places road sign
Question 3

This sign indicates?

  1. Direction
  2. 4 way stop
  3. A near-complete round about ahead
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A. Direction

TinoGreen signs with place names and a road layout tell you which way to go, so this one points out routes to each town ahead.

Every sign group

Roadworks
Guidance
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Read it. Then practise it.

Road Signs and Junction Rules are free in LANEUP, with timed practice tests in the provisional test format. Tino explains every answer.

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