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116 Cards in this Set
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Gives Orders |
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Warns |
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Informs |
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Crossroads |
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T-junction |
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Side road |
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Staggered Junction |
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Traffic merges from left |
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The priority through the junction is indicated by.... |
The broader line |
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Traffic merges onto main carriageway |
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Roundabout |
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Bend to the right (left if reversed) |
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Double bend first to the left (right if reversed) |
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Junctions on a bend (can be reversed) |
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Plate used with roundabout or bend symbol |
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Block paving incorporated into roundabout to indicate a sharp deviation of route |
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Plate used with warning signs where a reduction in speed is necessary |
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Road narrows on both sides |
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Road narrows on right (left if reversed) |
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Road wide enough for only one line of vehicles |
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End of dual carriage way |
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Two way traffic |
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Two way traffic on route crossing ahead |
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Worded warning e.g "flood" "Gate" "gates" "no smoking" |
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Try breaks after crossing a Ford or before descending a steep hill |
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What's a Ford |
A shallow place with good footing where a river or stream may be crossed by wading, or inside a vehicle getting its wheels wet. |
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Steep hill downwards (10% is equivalent to 1:10) |
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Steep hill upwards (20% is equivalent to 1:5) |
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Sign used with "steep hill" or "try your breaks" signs |
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Plates used with "steep hill" signs |
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Opening or swing bridge |
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Quayside or riverbank |
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End of bridge parapet, abutment wall, tunnel mouth etc. |
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Water course alongside road |
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Soft verges for said distance |
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Tunnel |
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Hump bridge |
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Uneven road |
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Slippery road |
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Side winds |
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Distance to hazard |
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Distance and direction to hazard |
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Distance over which hazard continues |
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Low flying aircraft or sudden aircraft noise |
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Gliders likely |
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Low flying helicopters or sudden helicopter noise |
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Risk of falling or fallen rocks |
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Traffic queues likely ahead |
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Slow moving military vehicals likely to be in or crossing the road |
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Slow moving vehicals for distance shown |
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Risk of ice, ice may be varied to snowdrifts |
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Warning of signals. Fire may be varied to ambulance |
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Warning of signals. Fire may be varied to ambulance |
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Other danger. The plate indicates the nature of the hazard |
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Zebra crossing |
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Pedestrians in road for distance shown |
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Frail people likely to cross |
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Disabled pedestrians, disabled may be varied to blind. |
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Children going to or from school |
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Children going to or from school |
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Alternative plates used to school |
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Lights warning of children likely to be crossing the road on their way to or from school (used with school sign) |
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Pedestrians likely to be crossing a high speed road where there is no formal crossing point |
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Horse drawn vehicles likely to be in the road |
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Accompanied horses or ponies likely to be in the road |
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Wild horses or ponies |
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Wild animals |
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Wild fowl |
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Migratory toad crossing |
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Sheep |
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Agricultural vehicals |
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Area infected by animal disease |
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Cattle grid with indication of bypass for horse-drawn vehicals and animals |
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Cattle |
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Supervised cattle crossing ahead |
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Supervised cattle crossing |
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Most regulatory signs are........ A red ring or red circle indicates....... A blue circle usually gives........ |
Circular Prohibition A positive, mandatory instruction or indicates a route for use only by particular classes of vehicles |
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No vehicles exept pedal cycles being pushed by hand |
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Alternative plates used with the no vehicle sign, indicating times when vehicles are prohibited, exept for access |
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No motor vehicles |
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No motor vehicles exept solo motorcycles |
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No solo motorcycles |
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No towed caravans |
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No pedestrians |
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No ridden or accompanied horses |
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No horse-drawn vehicles |
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No articulated vehicles |
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No goods vehicles over maximum gross weight shown in tonnes |
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End of goods vehicles restriction |
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No vehicles or combinations of vehicles over maximum length shown |
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No vehicles carrying explosives |
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No vehicles over maximum width shown (in metric and imperial units) |
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No vehicles over width shown (in imperial units) |
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No vehicles over maximum gross weight shown in tonnes. Bottom plate is used when empty vehicles are exempt |
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Exept for access to premises or land adjacent to road, where there is no other route. |
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Exept for loading and unloading by goods vehicles |
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Give way to oncoming vehicles |
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No overtaking |
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No u turn |
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No right turn |
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No left turn |
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Exemption plate |
