The traffic signs are located on the side or top of the road. They give directions on how we should behave on the road, so that the traffic can proceed safely and smoothly. Everyone must know the traffic signs!
The information signs give you more information about the start (and end) of a kind of traffic situation.
Begin of a built-up area
End of the built-up area
Speed bump
Crossing for cyclists
Crossing for pedestrians
Dead end street
Detour for vehicles that are not allowed to pass.
Dip in the road
Information about the directions of the crossroad
Information about the directions of the roundabout
Begin of an expressway
End of the expressway
Temporary change in the direction of the lanes
End of the changed direction of the lanes
Overview of the lanes and their direction
End of a lane
End of a lane
Begin of a new lane
Begin of a motorway
End of the motorway
Road with one-way traffic
Road with one-way traffic
Parking is allowed
Parking only allowed if you pay
Begin of a zone for pedestrians
End of the zone for pedestrians
Route to be followed in order to turn left
Begin of a priority road
End of the priority road
Begin of a residential area
End of the residential area
Road narrowing, oncoming drivers have to give way
National speed limits
Recommended speed
End of the recommended speed
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Jul 07, 2020
So nice
Jul 07, 2020
Very good
Jul 08, 2020
Q24. What happens to the rpm of the engine when you shift a gear down? this answer you gave of RPM increase is wrong, you worded the question " when you shift a gear down" you have to take your foot off the accelerator, then engage the clutch to shift down, during this shift time the RPM decreases, your question should not state shift it should say when you engage a lower gear, only when the lower gear is selected will the RPM of the engine increase.
Jul 09, 2020
Very Good, Thanks!!!!
Jul 10, 2020
so useful, thank u
Warning signs
Priority signs
Prohibitory signs
Mandatory signs
Information signs