Merging Traffic sign. You are approaching a point where other traffic lanes come together with the one you are in. Watch for traffic from that direction. Be ready to change your speed and lane to allow other motorists to merge safely.

This sign indicates a pedestrian crossing. Slow down and prepare to yield, when necessary.

The one way sign is used to indicate streets or roadways upon which traffic is allowed to travel in one direction only. Do not turn against the arrow.

The sign is used on multiple-lane roadways to reduce unnecessary weaving and prevent drivers from driving in the left-hand lane (or lanes) below the normal speed of traffic.

A U-turn is turning your vehicle around in the street to go back the way you came. The No U-turn sign means that you cannot turn around and go back. Other turns are allowed.

The sign indicates that you must slow down and be ready to stop, if necessary. You must let any vehicle, bicyclist, or pedestrian pass before you proceed. It does not have the same meaning as a steady yellow signal, which indicates that the traffic light is changing to red.

Th right lane ends ahead. Check traffic and prepare to merge left.

This sign tells you to expect oncoming traffic. It warns that the road changes from a multi-lane roadway to a two-lane, two-way section (undivided highway). The sign is also used as a reminder along such a road.

This lane control sign tells you that you must turn left or make a U-turn from this lane.

The directional arrow marks a sharp change in direction. It should not be used in roundabouts or to indicate lane changes.