In the UK there are hundreds of different road signs. We have to learn the meaning of signs for our driving theory exam (part 1 of the assessment to gain a UK driving licence). However, many of us don’t come across all of these signs on a daily basis, so it’s easy to forget what they all mean.

This might seem like a small problem, but it’s essential to know these signs for your and your passengers safety. If you don’t know the meaning of them, you could find yourself in a dangerous situation. It’s important to refresh your knowledge on the UK roads signs, so no cheating, googling or asking your pals – see how many you can get right in our fun quiz!

Test your knowledge below:

1. What does this road sign indicate?

A. No access to local buses, pedal cycles or taxis

B. With-flow bus lane ahead, no access to pedal cycles or taxis

C. With-flow bus lane ahead which pedal cycles and taxis may also use

2. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Low flying aircraft or sudden aircraft noise

B. Approaching airport

C. Aircraft in the road

3. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Clean Air Zone

B. Construction Zone

C. Congestion Charge Zone

4. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Maximum Speed 30MPH

B. Minimum Speed 30MPH

C. Maximum Speed 30KMH

5. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Tunnel ahead

B. Hump Bridge ahead

C. Hill ahead

6. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Beware of rally cars

B. Drifting lane ahead

C. Slippery road ahead

7. What does this road sign indicate?

A. T-Junction with priority over vehicles from the right

B. T-Junction with priority over vehicles from the left

C. Right-hand turns only at intersection

8. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Crossroads ahead

B. Level Crossing without barrier

C. Level Crossing with barrier

9. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Ring road

B. Restricted vehicles only

C. Roundabout

10. What does this road sign indicate?

A. Stop

B. No waiting

C. No Stopping

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Looking to broaden your knowledge on UK road signs? You can find more information in the UK Government Highway Code.

Remember, whether you’re a new driver or just refreshing your knowledge, you and your vehicle MUST be taxed, have a valid MOT and be insured to a minimum of Third Party.

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