F signs · 33 on this wall
Information signs
Mostly blue rectangles and squares with white symbols. Many of them are wayfinding; the ones the exam asks about switch a whole regime on and off, such as a built-up area, a zone or a motorway, or organise the lanes.
Every sign on this wall is taught in RoadReady: what it means, when it applies, the sign it is usually confused with, and practice questions on it.
F1aStart of a built-up area
F1bStart of a built-up area, with town silhouette
F3aEnd of a built-up area
F3bEnd of a built-up area, with town silhouette
F4aStart of a 30 km/h zone
F4bEnd of the 30 km/h zone
F5Start of a motorway
F7End of a motorway
F9Motor road
F11End of a motor road
F12aStart of a residential area
F12bEnd of a residential area
F13Lane arrows ahead: choose your lane
F15Direction per lane
F17Lanes with a bus lane
F19One-way road
F21Pass on the right or on the left
F45Dead end
F45bDead end, except for pedestrians and cyclists
F49Pedestrian crossing
F50Cyclist and moped crossing
F50bisTurning drivers: watch for cyclists going straight
F51Underpass or footbridge for pedestrians
F59Car park ahead
F87Raised device
F91A danger or a rule for one lane only
F97A lane-wide narrowing
F99aRoad reserved for pedestrians, cyclists, riders and speed pedelecs
F101aEnd of the reserved road
F103Start of a pedestrian zone
F105End of the pedestrian zone
F111Start of a cycle zone
F113End of the cycle zone
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What each sign means, when it applies, the sign it is usually confused with, and practice questions on every family are in RoadReady. The Priority & right-of-way signs open with a free account; the whole library is part of the pass — €20, one payment, no subscription.
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