This is part 3 of 3 of the free theory test question quiz based on UK road signs.
These free road signs knowledge tests allow learner drivers the ability to quickly test their chances for passing the road signs part of the driving theory test.
This quiz covers the majority of all common UK road signs and has questions that are typically found on the theory test. Correct answers are displayed immediately in green and incorrect answers in red. This enables you to take the test as many times as necessary until you are confident in your ability to answer all the questions correctly.
For further information on UK road signs and their meanings, see order road signs and warning road signs. Start learning by taking the free road signs test quiz for the driving theory test below.
Select the answer you think is correct and press the ‘check’ button. Once you have evaluated your answer, select the ‘Next’ button. Some questions may provide you with a hint.
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UK ROAD SIGNS TEST QUIZ 3 OF 3
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Question 1 of 15
1. Question
Brown road signs are used to provide:
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2. Question
This road sign means that motorists must:
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Question 3 of 15
3. Question
Green road signs inform road users of:
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Direction road signs
Both white and green road signs provide road users with directions. White road signs provide road users with direction to non-primary routes or roads and are only displayed on non-primary roads. If they provide directions to a primary route, the primary route will be shown in a green box within the green sign. Green road signs provide road users to primary routes and are only used on primary roads. If a direction to a non-primary road is shown, it will be displayed in a white box within the green sign. -
Question 4 of 15
4. Question
What does this road sign mean?
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Question 5 of 15
5. Question
This sign is warning –
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Question 6 of 15
6. Question
What is this sign warning road users of?
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Question 7 of 15
7. Question
This warning sign is informing drivers of –
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Question 8 of 15
8. Question
This road sign is informing road users of a –
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Contraflow bus lanes
The word contraflow means to flow in the opposite direction than normal traffic. Contraflow bus lanes are located on routes that are one-way for other vehicles. Contraflow bus lanes are used to allow the bus its most direct route to a destination, resulting in shorter journeys. See contraflow bus lanes and systems for further information. -
Question 9 of 15
9. Question
What best describes this sign?
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Road works signs
Road works signs found on primary routes such as dual carriageways and motorways are yellow. The thick vertical black line indicates that the right-hand lane crosses to the opposite carriageway where traffic lanes will be separated by traffic cylinders. See road works and temporary signs for further information. Regulatory speed limit road signs (road signs giving orders) are usually round with a red ring and the maximum speed limit contained within. This is therefore an advisory speed limit. Seeadvisory and mandatory speed limits for further information. -
Question 10 of 15
10. Question
Explain what these three road signs mean?
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Countdown markers
Green 100 yard countdown markers are placed starting with the 3 dash marker at 300 yards from a dual carriageway exit junction, followed by 2 dash marker at 200 yards and lastly the single dash marker at just 100 yards from the exit junction. They are used to provide motorists with enough warning of the exit so as to allow them to safely manoeuvre into the appropriate lane to exit the carriageway. See dual carriageways for further information on the rules. For exactly the same reason, blue countdown marker signs are used on motorways. See motorways. -
Question 11 of 15
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What does this road sign mean?
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Question 12 of 15
12. Question
What best describes this road sign?
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Question 13 of 15
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What does this chevron road sign mean?
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Question 14 of 15
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What does this road sign warn road users of?
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Question 15 of 15
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What does this road sign mean?
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simply educatinoray loved it !
good test for driving signs.
Excellent test a lot these signs I never came across n I’ve done lots of mock tests,
Very helpfull
good test to pass
Very good test for experienced drivers as well.
I use this every so often to keep my knowledge up.
Good test
Good test
Wow, It’s amazing to practice before taking Theory test.
Thanks for having me
I like this quiz because there were rd signs I’ve never come across before.
Will keep doing this quiz and updating my knowledge.
Thanks
Children going to and from school sign only warns of a school crossing patrol if the plate below it bears the legend “Patrol”. See: Know Your Traffic Signs, page 14.