Road Signs

A black-and-yellow diagonally striped marker on a bridge abutment or utility pole means:

Prince Edward Island road sign — Fixed object hazard — do not strike; the marker delineates a roadside obstacle
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Correct Answer: A. Fixed object hazard — do not strike; the marker delineates a roadside obstacle

Hitting a bridge abutment or utility pole at highway speed is typically fatal; reflective markers give advance warning.

More Road Signs Questions

A blue rectangular sign with a white 'H' means: A blue rectangular sign showing a bed, picnic table, or 'REST AREA' text means: A yellow diamond showing a vehicle under a bridge with a height measurement (e.g., '3.5 m') means: A stopped PEI school bus with flashing red lights and extended stop arm means: A yellow diamond reading 'BRIDGE MAY BE ICY' or showing a snowflake over a bridge means:

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