Panneaux routiers

A red octagonal sign with white letters means:

A downward-pointing triangle with a red border means:

A red circular sign with a white horizontal bar across it means:

In BC, the school zone speed limit of 30 km/h is in effect:

In BC, the playground zone speed limit of 30 km/h is in effect:

A white rectangular sign showing 'MAXIMUM 50' with black numbers is:

A yellow sign showing a walking pedestrian figure warns of:

A white X-shaped sign marked 'Railway Crossing' means:

Regulatory signs in BC (white rectangles with black text, or red circles with slashes):

A solid red traffic light means:

A solid yellow traffic light means:

You have a solid green light and want to drive straight through the intersection. You must:

A flashing red traffic light is treated the same as:

A green arrow pointing left at a traffic signal means:

A 'No Stopping' sign means:

A yellow diamond sign showing a circular arrow pattern means:

A green-painted bike box at an intersection means:

A flashing yellow arrow at a traffic signal means:

A yellow diamond with a small stop-sign symbol means:

A 'Wrong Way' sign on a ramp indicates:

A 'No Standing' sign means:

A 'No Stopping' sign is stricter than:

In BC, a flashing green traffic light means:

A ramp meter signal on a BC freeway on-ramp:

A solid white line across a lane at an intersection marks:

A fluorescent yellow-green sign showing children playing indicates:

A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black symbol is a:

A green-and-white sign with a bicycle symbol means:

A yellow diamond sign showing a bridge-shape symbol means:

Chevron arrow signs (black arrows on yellow) on a curve indicate:

A pedestrian crossover (PXO) in BC is marked by:

A sharrow (bicycle symbol with two chevrons) painted on pavement indicates:

A pedestrian countdown signal flashing the remaining seconds means:

A 'Loose Gravel' warning sign tells you to:

A 'Soft Shoulder' warning sign warns drivers that:

A warning sign showing a windsock or wind-line symbol means:

A warning sign showing a rock falling beside a cliff means:

A pedestrian crossover (PXO) overhead amber beacon is activated by:

A painted or raised median refuge in a crosswalk lets pedestrians:

A yellow diamond warning sign with a speed number (e.g., 50 km/h) below a curve symbol:

Chevron arrow signs along a curve follow:

A 'Lane Closed Ahead' sign means:

A BC bike lane is marked by:

A pedestrian countdown signal that is flashing a decreasing number means:

A yellow diamond sign showing a deer or moose silhouette means:

A fluorescent yellow-green sign showing two children identifies:

A zebra-striped (parallel white stripes) crosswalk marks:

A 'Scenic Route' sign (blue or brown background) means:

A yellow warning sign showing a truck on a downhill grade (e.g., '8%') means:

A yellow diamond warning sign showing two arrows converging means:

A 'Added Lane' sign (two arrows merging into a wider road) means:

A 'Divided Highway Begins' sign warns that:

A 'Divided Highway Ends' sign warns that:

An orange-and-red triangle on the back of a vehicle identifies:

A 'Bump' or 'Rough Road' warning sign tells drivers to:

A 'Slippery When Wet' warning sign means:

A yellow diamond with a curving arrow indicates:

A 'Winding Road' sign (series of curves) tells drivers:

A yellow diamond combining a curve symbol with a posted speed (e.g., '50 km/h') is:

A 'Hidden Intersection' warning sign alerts drivers to:

A 'Dip' warning sign alerts drivers to:

A warning sign showing the road narrowing tells drivers to:

A flashing beacon on a school-zone speed sign typically activates:

School crossings are typically marked with:

A diamond-shaped sign with an orange background means:

Fines for speeding in a BC construction zone are:

An orange sign with a black arrow pointing to the side means:

Orange traffic cones or barrels along the road mark:

A green arrow at a BC traffic signal means:

A yellow diamond with three small coloured circles (red, yellow, green) means:

A flashing yellow traffic light means:

A 'Truck Route' sign directs:

A brown-background sign showing a tent, picnic table, or tree symbol identifies:

A brown sign with a table and tree symbol indicates:

Green signs showing exit numbers on a BC freeway correspond to:

The Trans-Canada Highway shield is a:

BC provincial route markers are:

A 'Chains Required' sign on a BC highway means:

A solid yellow line on your side of the centre of the road means:

A broken white line between lanes on a BC road means:

A rectangular sign with a single white arrow on a black background means:

A white diamond symbol on a green background marks:

Arrows painted on the pavement and on signs over a lane mean:

A red circle with a truck symbol and a diagonal slash means:

Hitting a rumble strip at the edge of your lane means:

A yellow diamond sign with two opposing arrows means:

A yellow 'Pavement Ends' sign means:

To use an HOV lane marked with a white diamond, a vehicle must have:

A bus-only lane marked with 'Bus Only' may be used by private vehicles:

A broken yellow centre line on your side of the road means:

The solid white line at the right edge of a BC highway lane is called the:

Some BC urban highways have express and collector (local) lane sets. You should:

A solid line separates express and collector lanes. You may cross:

BC HOV lanes may have posted time restrictions:

A white diamond painted on the pavement marks:

A dedicated bike lane:

A 'Right Lane Must Turn Right' sign means:

An 'Exit Only' sign above your lane means:

A sign showing '3.7 m' above an overpass tells drivers:

An orange-and-red triangle on the back of a vehicle means the vehicle is travelling:

A 'Commercial Vehicle Inspection Station' or 'Weigh Scale' sign applies to:

Yellow lines on a BC road always:

A black-and-yellow striped marker on or near the road means:

A 'Dead End' sign warns that:

A black-and-white checkerboard sign marks:

In a posted BC Community Safety Zone, fines for traffic offences are:

A 'Commercial Vehicle Inspection Station' sign directs:

A 'Ferry Terminal' sign (blue with a boat symbol) directs drivers to:

A 'Weight Restricted Bridge' sign showing a maximum load in tonnes: