Road Signs

This sign means to stop completely

Give the right of way to other vehicles and pedestrians.

The maximum legal speed when this road is in good driving conditions is 70km/h

Indicates a lower speed limit ahead.

Do not go this way - usually mounted on exit ramps

One way - gives direction of traffic on a cross street.

Do not enter

Move into right lane if driving slower than regular traffic

Keep right unless to pass

Two way traffic - keep right unless to pass

Pedestrian crosswalk - yield to people crossing

School Zone - reduce speed when children are present

School zone - the 15km/h limit is in effect from 8am - 5pm on school days when children are on the roadway or shoulder.

Turn left only

Vehicles from both directions must turn left - no through traffic allowed

Left turn only

Only buses and HOVs in this lane - may show how many people might be in the HOV

Winding road ahead

Hidden side road ahead

Sharp curve ahead - slow to advisory speed shown

Curve ahead - slow down

Merging traffic ahead

Road merges with another road - added lane to the right ahead

Divided highway ends ahead - keep right

Two way traffic ahead

Road narrows ahead

Steep hill ahead - slow down

Stop sign ahead

Signal lights ahead

Highway or freeway exit - slow to advisory speed shown

Cross traffic

Land-use control signals are overhead signals indicating if motorists should drive in a specific lane. • If a red X appears above a lane, a driver should not drive in that lane. • A steady yellow X means a driver should prepare to safely vacate the lane over which the signal is located because a lane control change is being made. • A steady downward green arrow means a driver is permitted to drive in the lane over which the arrow signal is located. • Lane-use control signals can be used on streets or highways.