A blue panel. It shows what a lane or bay is for, and who may use it.
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.
The same questions a new learner gets in LANEUP's first check. Pick an answer, then open Tino's explanation.
B. Dual carriage free way begins here
This blue information sign shows two separate roadways joined by an overhead bridge, the symbol used where freeway conditions and rules start.
A. Stadium ahead
Brown signs point out facilities and places of interest, and the runner on an oval track shows a sports stadium is nearby.
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.
Road Signs and Junction Rules are free in LANEUP, with timed practice tests in the provisional test format. Tino explains every answer.
