Traffic light signals
7 signs
Signals for vehicles, lanes, pedestrians and cyclists: what each signal means.
How to recognise Traffic light signals signs
- Shape
- signal head with round lenses or with an arrow or symbol
- Colours
- red, amber, green; pedestrian and cyclist signals have their own symbols
Where they start to apply and where they end
Traffic light signals take precedence over signs regulating priority. A green signal does not release you from giving way to pedestrians on the crossing and to oncoming traffic when turning left; a green arrow next to red (S-2) requires stopping before the signal. When the lights are out of operation or flashing amber, the signs apply.
Traffic light signals signs on the exam
The official catalogue of exam questions contains 112 questions featuring a sign from this group. They cover 4 of the 7 signs in the group, so not every sign comes up equally often.
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- S-3 directional signal 60 questions
- S-1 traffic signal for controlling traffic 53 questions
- S-2 signal with an arrow permitting a turn in the direction shown 22 questions
- S-4 lane control signal 1 questions
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