Q1. What does the “Accident Black Spot” sign indicate?
A) Area with frequent accidents – drive carefully
B) Parking zone
C) Pedestrian crossing only
D) Dead end
Answer: A) Area with frequent accidents – drive carefully
Q2. What does the “Lane Ends – Merge Left” sign indicate?
A) Lane continues
B) Right lane ends – merge left safely
C) Parking allowed
D) Pedestrians only
Answer: B) Right lane ends – merge left safely
Q3. What does the “Lane Ends – Merge Right” sign indicate?
A) Lane continues
B) Left lane ends – merge right safely
C) Parking allowed
D) Pedestrians only
Answer: B) Left lane ends – merge right safely
Q4. What does the “Narrow Road Ahead – Slow Down” sign indicate?
A) Road width increases
B) Road narrows ahead – slow down
C) Pedestrian crossing only
D) Parking allowed
Answer: B) Road narrows ahead – slow down
Q5. What does the “Overtaking Prohibited” road marking indicate?
A) Overtaking allowed
B) Overtaking prohibited – solid line marking
C) Only two-wheelers allowed
D) Parking allowed
Answer: B) Overtaking prohibited – solid line marking
Q6. What does the “Overtaking Allowed” road marking indicate?
A) Overtaking prohibited
B) Overtaking allowed – broken line marking
C) Only buses can overtake
D) Parking allowed
Answer: B) Overtaking allowed – broken line marking
Q7. What does the “Zebra Crossing” road marking indicate?
A) Pedestrian crossing ahead – vehicles must stop if pedestrians present
B) Parking area
C) Cycle lane
D) No entry
Answer: A) Pedestrian crossing ahead – vehicles must stop if pedestrians present
Q8. What does the “Stop Line” marking indicate?
A) Place to stop at traffic signals or signs
B) Parking area
C) Pedestrian lane
D) Overtaking allowed
Answer: A) Place to stop at traffic signals or signs
Q9. What does the “Give Way / Yield Line” marking indicate?
A) Stop completely
B) Slow down and give way to traffic on main road
C) Speed up
D) Parking area
Answer: B) Slow down and give way to traffic on main road
Q10. What does the “Center Line” marking indicate?
A) Divides two-way traffic
B) Parking zone
C) Pedestrian lane
D) Dead end
Answer: A) Divides two-way traffic
Q11. What does the “Edge Line” marking indicate?
A) Marks the edge of the carriageway
B) Lane for buses only
C) Pedestrian crossing
D) No parking zone
Answer: A) Marks the edge of the carriageway
Q12. What does the “No Parking / No Stopping” marking indicate?
A) Parking allowed
B) Parking/stopping prohibited in this area
C) Only two-wheelers can park
D) Only heavy vehicles allowed
Answer: B) Parking/stopping prohibited in this area
Q13. What does the “Pedestrian Lane” marking indicate?
A) Lane reserved for pedestrians
B) Parking zone
C) Cycle lane
D) Overtaking allowed
Answer: A) Lane reserved for pedestrians
Q14. What does the “Cycle Lane” marking indicate?
A) Lane for all vehicles
B) Lane reserved for bicycles
C) Pedestrian lane
D) Parking allowed
Answer: B) Lane reserved for bicycles
Q15. What does the “Bus Lane” marking indicate?
A) Lane for all vehicles
B) Lane reserved for buses
C) Pedestrian lane
D) Parking allowed
Answer: B) Lane reserved for buses
Q16. What does the “Hatched / Diagonal Stripes” marking indicate?
A) Driving allowed on stripes
B) Area not for driving – keep clear
C) Parking area
D) Pedestrian lane
Answer: B) Area not for driving – keep clear
Q17. What does the “Give Way” road marking indicate?
A) Stop completely
B) Slow down and give way to traffic on main road
C) Overtake quickly
D) Parking allowed
Answer: B) Slow down and give way to traffic on main road
Q18. What does the “Solid White Line” marking indicate?
A) Lane changing allowed
B) Lane changing prohibited
C) Pedestrian crossing
D) Parking allowed
Answer: B) Lane changing prohibited
Q19. What does the “Broken White Line” marking indicate?
A) Lane changing allowed with caution
B) Lane changing prohibited
C) Pedestrian lane
D) Parking allowed
Answer: A) Lane changing allowed with caution
Q20. What does the “Speed Hump Marking” indicate?
A) Flat road ahead
B) Vehicle must slow down – speed hump ahead
C) Parking allowed
D) Pedestrian lane
Answer: B) Vehicle must slow down – speed hump ahead
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