Which hazard would be shown in a triangular road sign?
- A Road narrows
- B One-way street
- C Bus lane
- D Minimum speed
Why this is the answer
A triangular sign is a warning sign. Knowing this, you can prepare for the hazard ahead.
Why the other answers don't fit
- B
- One-way street — A one-way street is a blue rectangle with a white arrow.
- C
- Bus lane — A bus lane is marked by a blue sign and road markings.
- D
- Minimum speed — A minimum speed is a blue circle, because it gives an order.
Where this comes from
- Know Your Traffic Signs — page 10–15
Rule numbers link to The Highway Code on gov.uk.
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Asked in: Lorry & Bus (LGV/PCV)
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