Traffic Signs & Lane Lines

Steep Downgrade No overtaking Traffic from Right Traffic from Left

Left then right curve Animals Ahead Traffic Signals Ahead Hard Road

Two way Traffic Narrow Roads Proceed with Care Curve to Left

Danger Road Intersection Ahead Give Way Electric Danger

Two way road from

Round About Two way traffic Slippery Road
single carriage way

Right lane closed Warning Construction Ahead Airport

 U-Turn Pedestrians Gravel/Rock Road Children's Play

Junction Ahead Caution End of Narrow Road Handicapped Parking

Rest Area

No U - Turn No Left Turn No Trucks No Learners allowed

No Passing No Entry Police Max Speed Limit

Stop Ahead Width Limit Height Limit No Stopping or Parking

 Right Turn No Overtaking Round About

GO - You have the Right Stop Pedestrian has the right-a-way Camera Ahead

Motorway End of Motorway Slow Down U- Turn Permitted

Parking Permitted No Parking But Stop

 No Bus Stopping Ambulance Parking Taxi Stop

100 meters to Exit Ramp 200 meters to Exit Ramp 300 meters to Exit Ramp

-: REGULATORY SIGNS :-

One way right On Way Turn Right Either direction

Ahead or turn right Turn left or right Keep right Cycling only

Priority to vehicles from other

One way traffic One way No U-Turn
direction
 No Left turn All vehicles prohibited No buses allowed No horning

No truck allowed No pedestrians Cycling not allowed All vehicles prohibited

Priority to vehicles from opposite

No parking No overtaking by trucks Length limit
direction

No entry Customs Wide limit Height limit

Weight limit Axis weight limit Stop Go

No Stopping Give Way No Trucks allowed Except buses

Train Restricted parking Restricted Parking two way

 -: WARNING SIGNS :-

Junction road left Junction road right Junction road priority right Distance of sign to hazard

Merging traffic Merging traffic from slip road Double bend Chevron

Reduction both ways Reduction from left T-Junction Slow

-: INFORMATORY SIGNS :-

U-Turn A header through right No Through Road Parking

Hotel Refreshment Pedestrian Clinic

 Restaurant Picnic Area Hospital Public Telephone

Information Center Petrol Station Camp Site Breakdown Service

Exit Ramp 300m Exit Ramp 100m Exit Ramp 200m Emergency Telephone

Camp Site Subway Bus Parking Trucks Only

-: LANE LINES SIGNS :-

Located in Many Intersections No Passing Permitted Permitted with Broken Line Permitted Both Sides

Part of lanes closed on One lane closed on two

Driving Lanes Edge of Road
one way road way road without island

Overtaking Prohibited for Overtaking allowed for

Pedestrian Crossing Exit Line
both directions one direction
 Continue line means (Stop) when side road Discontinuous line means (Give Way) Priority of
converts with Main Road Roundabout of who comes from left

HOW TO USE THE RIGHT LANE & AVOID OVER TAKING

INTRODUCTION

Before a vehicle driver intends to change his lane on the road he must have learnt maneuvering depends on some applications in changing destination and speed
which he may need to alter course or lane.

Changing the lane while driving on the road is a serious reason for accidents when the driver under-estimated or failed to inform other drivers of his intention or in
attempting to change to next lane.
ROAD COURTESY
Keep to the right-hand lane, except when road signs or markings indicate otherwise. on a three-lane dual carriage way it is classified as follows :

 The right-hand lane is for driving straight ahead within road speed limits or to turn right before reaching an intersection.

 The middle lane is for overtaking the vehicles moving in the right hand lane and/or to go straight ahead at intersections.

 The left hand lane is for overtaking within road speed limits or to turn left.
LINE & LANES ALONG THE ROAD
Road markings are to guide warn or give orders
A sub-broken line with long markings and short gaps is a hazard warning line. It tells drivers not to overtake unless the road ahead is clear.

An unbroken white line tells drivers not to over take or cross unless when getting in or cross unless when getting in or out of a building or a
side road. This kind of lines is found on one-way roads.

A short broken white line which divides the road into lanes tells drivers to keep to the right -hand lane except when over taking or turning
left.

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Changing the lane is like overtaking, by which drivers are not allowed to do it if there are traffic signs and markings indicated
so.
To change the lane properly and safely driver must do the following:

1. He must give a signal to other drivers indicating that he intends to change his lane.

2. He must wait. Giving other drivers enough time to see his signal.

3. He must make sure that the road ahead is clear & safe to overtake before changing that lane.

4. After changing the lane he should drive with the same speed of other vehicles as possible using all mirrors.
OVER TAKING
When Overtaking Drivers must know the followings:

1. Estimate the number of cars which should be overtaken and its speeds

2. The speed and the performance of the chisel he is driving.

3. Estimate within the range of visibility the speed of vehicles coming from the opposite direction.

4. The possible height speed of approaching vehicles as yet unseen.

 5. Distance available for overtaking and back to right-hand lane as soon as possible.

6. Inform the driver in front with your intention to overtake.

BEFORE OVERTAKING

1. He must now enforce the vehicle been overtaken or the approaching vehicle to alter course of speed.

2. Avoid making a third line of vehicles abreast, either traveling in the same or opposite direction.

3. Make sure that the driver of the vehicle behind him is not overtaking or has given a signal in tending to overtake.

4. Make sure that the driver in front is not giving a signal intending to overtake.

5. He must give a signal to the other drivers that he intends overtake at the right time.

6. He must leave a safe distance between his vehicle and the vehicles he is going to overtake.
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR LINE SAFELY

1. Look through mirrors, and give signal clearly.

2. Look through mirrors and give signal, then come to the lane.

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HOW TO OVERTAKE

1. First, give a signal to show other drivers that you are going to overtake, using signal lights, a horn.

2. Make sure that the driver behind you has got your message by looking through your mirrors.

3. If you start overtaking, drive fast enough to pass it in a short time leave a safe distance between your vehicle and his before,
while and after overtaking.

4. After you overtake get back to your right-hand unless you have to overtake another vehicle without making trouble to the
vehicles behind.

5. The driver of the vehicle begin overtaken should drive on the maximum right-hand side as he can & reduce car speed too.

6. Remember the golden rules which says L if you have a doubt don't overtake.

7. Arrow lane marking syndicate the correct lane to be taken before reaching intersections or round about.
DON'T OVERTAKE IT

1. The visibility range is not enough to see the road ahead clearly.

2. The car in front moves in the maximum road speed limits.

3. The traffic against you do not allow you to make it safely or endangers other road users.

4. You are driving on flyovers, or at intersections.

5. The cars in front are stopping because of a congested traffic or else.

6. You are driving on turns, curves, sloppy roads, slippery roads, at intersections, round about, and traffic pedestrian lines.

7. In places where overtaking is prohibited by road traffic signs or traffic police man's orders.

OVERTAKE ON THE RIGHT-HAND ONLY IF

1. The driver in front has given you a signal to turn left.

2. You want to turn right at intersection.

 3. While traffic moving, you can drive to right-hand lane either to turn right or stop.

Test Yourself
Ministry of Interior General Traffic Department
Written Examination ( 1 )

Top of Form
Choose the correct answer

A No Left Turn A No Left Turn A No Left Turn A Gravel/Rock Road

B No Trucks B No Trucks B Traffic from left B Children Playing

C No Passing C No Passing C Left then right curve C Pedestrians ahead

A Pedestrians A Rest Area A Slow Down Proceed with care A 300 M to Exit Ramp

B Passing Not Permitted B Passing no Permitted B End of motorway B 200 M to Exit Ramp

C Children Playing C No stopping or parking C Rest area C 100 M to Exit Ramp

A Go= You have the right A Slippery road

B Children Playing B Two-way traffic

C Pedestrian has the right way C Airport Runway

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Ministry of Interior General Traffic Department

Written Examination (2)

Top of Form
Choose the correct answer

A Traffic from the right A Traffic from left A Electrical Danger A Passing Not Permitted

B U-Turn B Steep Downgrade B Intersection Ahead B No Stopping or Parking

C Left then right curve C U-Turn C Right Lane Closed C Motorway

All triangles warns us to

All red circles & solid red
A No Passing Permitted A No Bus Stopping A take caution & advises us A
circles means prohibited
on the hazard ahead

Passing permitted for side The inverted triangle

means yield, to give way The octagonal (eight
B B No Parking B B
to traffic you are sided) sign means stop
with broken lines
approaching

Passing permitted on both

C C Taxi Stopping C None of the above
sides C None of the above

The octagonal (eight

A
sided) sign means stop

This sign means of

B
Prohibition

C None of the above

 Ministry of Interior General Traffic Department
Written Examination (3)

Top of Form
Choose the correct answer

A Proceed with care A No passing A Give A Way

B Width Limit B Police B Circle ahead

C Height Limit C No vehicles allowed C Decrease speed

A Give A Way A Traffic from the right

B End of Divided Road B Traffic from the left

C End of narrow road C Curve to left

Priority in the T-junction for car comes from the Priority in the round about for car comes from the

A Left A Left

B Back B Back

C No Priority C No Priority

D Right D Right

Continue lines divide two way road means Using the shoulder lane allowed for

A Overtaking Allowed A Fire Cars Only

B Warning Lines B Emergencies Only

C Overtaking Prohibited C All Vehicles

 D Pedestrian D Trucks Only

A Stop A Beware A No Through Road

B Give Way B Customs B Hospital

C No Entry C No Entry C Main Road

D No Stopping D Stop D Side Road Ahead

A Cross Road A Two Way A Bus Stop

B Left Curve B Narrow Road B Taxi Stop

C Narrow Road C Begin of Motorway C Parking Allowed

D Right Curve D End of Motorway D No Parking

Ministry of Interior General Traffic Department

Written Examination (4)

Top of Form
Choose the correct answer

A Road Narrows A A Round About A Road Narrows

B End of Divided Road B Decrease Speed B Danger Road

C Two-way Traffic C Stop & Yield C Road Narrows

A Traffic Light Ahead A Bumpy Road

B Proceed with Care B Proceed with care

C Road End C Steep Downgrade

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