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34 Cards in this Set
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No loading or unloading at times shown |
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No unloading or loading at any time |
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No waiting at any time |
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No waiting during times shown on signs |
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Waiting is limited to the duration specified during the days and times shown |
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No stopping at any time |
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No stopping during times shown on the sign- look at the sign! |
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Parking is limited to the duration specified during the days and times shown |
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Only loading may take place at the times shown for up to a maximum duration of 20 minutes |
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Stop line at signals or police control |
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Stop line at a 'stop' sign |
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Stop line for pedestrians at a level crossing |
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Give way to traffic on major road (can also be used at mini roundabouts) |
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Give way to traffic from the right at a roundabout |
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Give way to traffic from the right at a mini roundabout |
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Edge line |
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Centre line |
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Hazard warning line - Don't unless the road is clear and wish to overtake or turn off. The shorter the gaps the closer the hazard. |
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Double white lines- if the side nearest you is solid then dont overtake. If it's dashed then you can overtake if you can get back befoee it turns solid |
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This is to separate traffic lines or protect traffic turning right. If it's dashed then don't enter unless necessary and safe BUT if it's solid then never enter!!!! Unless emergency. |
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Lane dividers- short, broken white lines which are used on wide carriageways to divide them into lanes. You should keep between them. |
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What do different Road studs do |
White- mark lanes or middle of road Red- left edge of road Amber- central reservation Green- edge of main carriageway Green/yellow- temporary adjustments to lane layouts e.g: where road works are taking place |
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Joining motorways- what do the arrows mean |
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Countdown markers used ay exit from motorway - each bar represents 100 yards on the exit if a motorway. They may not be 100 yards at other places. |
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What do symbols showing emergency diversion look like |
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Battery charge- may see it when car first turned on but it should stop |
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Tyre pressure monitor warning light- once the preserve of high end, super expensive luxury saloons, many more cars fitted with tyre pressure monitoring systems today. These systems can sense a deviations away from normal tyre pressure. |
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Oil warning light- oil temperature too high, oil pressure too low |
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Coolant warning lights - not enough coolant so engine would get too hot |
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Dpf/diesel particulate filter warning light- most modern diesel vehicles are fitted with a diesel particulate filter, which removes harmful soot from exhaust gases to reduce emissions. If this is faulty it could mean a toxic cloud of black smoke is coming out or causing damage to your engine. |
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Power steering- more effort needed to make the car move which is dangerous especially at high speed |
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Invention of the airbag was a major step forward in vehicle occupant safety- airbag may not go off |
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Engine warning light - get it seen to asap! |
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Problem with brake system or brake fluid! Check it out asap! |
