What does this sign mean?
- A Tourist attraction
- B Beware of trains
- C Level crossing
- D Beware of trams
Why this is the answer
These signs indicate places of interest and are designed to guide you by the easiest route. They're particularly useful when you're unfamiliar with the area.
Why the other answers don't fit
- B
- Beware of trains — A train warning is a red-bordered triangle.
- C
- Level crossing — A crossing is signed with its own warning and signals.
- D
- Beware of trams — Tram warnings show a tram inside a triangle.
Where this comes from
- Driving: the essential skills — section 6
- Know Your Traffic Signs — page 118
Rule numbers link to The Highway Code on gov.uk.
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