What is the sign for Keep Right?
Keep right signs are used in locations where the driver must pass only on the right of a roadway feature or obstruction. The sign will be posted ahead of the obstacle, in order to warn the driver of a traffic island, obstruction or median ahead. Drivers who encounter this sign should keep to the right.
What size is a one way sign?
8” x 24”
The MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices) dictates that One Way signs must be reflective and at least 8” x 24” or larger in size.
What is the sign for a one way street?
One-way road signs are usually small in height and rectangular in size, with a black background and a white arrow indicating which way traffic should flow. They also come in a larger rectangular version with a white background and black arrow. Both signs are labeled ‘ONE WAY’ in capitalized black letters.
What shape is a stop sign?
octagon
Why is the stop sign shaped like an octagon? The American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHO) saw a few key advantages to giving the stop sign its unique shape.
What sign is soft shoulder?
A Soft Shoulder sign means that the shoulder of the roadway you are driving on is not completely paved. A soft shoulder could be dirt, loose gravel, or partially paved. It will typically be uneven to the paved road surface.
What does merge sign look like?
A diamond shaped sign with an arrow in the middle. A merging traffic sign is located before an area where two separate roads converge into one. Yellow background with a black arrow icon in the middle.
What is the railroad sign?
The railroad crossing sign is a warning sign. Railroad crossing signs are designed to alert drivers of railroad tracks ahead. Drivers must be aware of any approaching trains from both directions and be prepared to stop, if necessary.
What’s the sign for no overtaking?
A no-overtaking sign is a white circular sign featuring a black car on the left and red car on the right, with a red border. It instructs drivers that it is not safe to overtake the vehicle in front and is often placed where there is poor visibility of the road ahead, or the road is too narrow to attempt an overtake.