U.K. Challenge with Most Difficult Traffic Signs

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Most Difficult Signs - The U.K.

1 / 10

This sign usually marks:

A) A designated route for pedestrians only

B) An entrance to congestion charging zone

C) A one-way road where traffic is moving in opposite direction

D) A no-through road for motor vehicles

A one-way street where traffic is moving in the opposite direction

2 / 10

This traffic sign means:

A) There is a low bride or overpass on a side road

B) There is a low bride or overpass on the road ahead

C) There are two low bridges or overpasses ahead

There is a low bridge or overpass on a side road

3 / 10

This traffic sign means:

A) Mandatory contra-flow pedal cycle lane

B) No through road for pedal cycles

C) Recommended route for pedal cycles

D) Parking place for pedal cycles

Mandatory contra-flow pedal cycle lane

4 / 10

What does this traffic sign prohibit?

A) All vehicles

B) Solo motorcycles and pedal cycles

C) Motor vehicles, except solo motorcycles

D) Vehicles carrying goods

Motor vehicles, except solo motorcycles

5 / 10

This sign prohibits:

A) All vehicles

B) Motor vehicles

C) Solo motorcycles and pedal cycles

D) Motor vehicles, except solo motorcycles

Motor vehicles

6 / 10

What does this sign mean?

A) There is an escape lane ahead

B) There is a car dealer ahead

C) There is a quayside or river bank ahead

D) There may be water on the road

There may be water on the road

7 / 10

What does this traffic sign mean?

A) Parking place for cycles ahead

B) Contra-flow cycle lane in a one-way street

C) Mandatory with-flow cycle lane ahead

D) Recommended cycle lane ahead

Mandatory with-flow cycle lane ahead

8 / 10

What does this warning sign mean?

A) Railway museum

B) No motor vehicles

C) Tramcar crossing

D) Level crossing without a gate or barrier

Level crossing without a gate or barrier

9 / 10

Traffic signs with red circles are used for:

A) Warning

B) Prohibition

C) Tourist destination signs

D) Direction on primary roads

Prohibition

10 / 10

This sign means:

A) Narrow bridge

B) Road narrows on both sides

C) End of dual carriageway

D) Single file traffic

The road narrows on both sides

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The average score is 63%

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Difficult Traffic Signs Quiz Challenge

Think you can drive and know all British traffic signs? Challenge yourself with this quick quiz.

Knowing traffic signs is essential for your Driving Licence test, and some of them will appear in the official theory exam. Knowing them is also essential for your safety on British roads. Too many accidents happen because drivers don’t pay enough attention to signs and signals or know their meaning.

Take on the challenge and ensure you can ace this test! It will help to keep you safe on the road.

Traffic signs to study: “Know Your Traffic Signs“.