May 13, 2016 | Driving Test Guides
Regulatory signs show the course a driver must follow and an action they are required to take – or forbidden to take.
They are generally circular and have a red border with black symbols or letters on a white background.
Mandatory regulatory signs that indicate the direction traffic must take at junctions are blue and white.
Stop |
Yield |
Yield |
School wardens stop sign |
No left turn |
No Entry |
No right turn |
Parking prohibited |
Clearway |
Max speed limit 30km/h |
Max speed limit 50km/h |
Max speed limit 60km/h |
Max speed limit 80km/h |
Max speed limit 100km/h |
Max speed limit 120km/h |
Taxi Rank |
No entry for large vehicles(by reference to weight) |
No U-turn |
No overtaking |
Height restriction |
Pedestrianised street |
Parking permitted |
Disc parking plate |
Zonal restriction – no parking of large vehicles |
End of the restriction zone |
Mandatory signs at junctions (white and blue)
|
Turn left ahead |
Turn right ahead |
Turn left |
Turn right |
Pass either side |
Straight ahead |
Keep right |
Keep left |
Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
|
No entry for pedestrians to tramway |
Stop |
Either form of Go |
or Téigh can be used |
No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles) |
With flow bus lane on left |
With flow bus lane on right |
Contra flow bus lane |
Tram lane on left |
Tram lane on right |
Start of cycle track |
End of cycle track |
Electronic variable speed limit sign (tunnel only) |
In a tunnel goods vehicles cannot use right-hand lane (by reference to number of axles) |
Electronic periodic speed limit sign |
Electronic periodic speed limit sign at school |
Tram only street |
Tram and access only street |
Bus only street |
Traffic lane control signs in a tunnel
|
Go (Lane open) |
Stop (Lane closed) |
Move into the left-hand lane |
Move into the right-hand lane |