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Page 33: Warning signs

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  • Signs like Stop ahead and Yield ahead warn you early, so you can get ready.
  • Yellow lights flashing on a “stop at traffic lights ahead” sign: get ready to stop, the light ahead is changing or already red.
  • A speed tab under a curve sign is the recommended top speed for that curve in ideal conditions.

Warning signs (continued)

Traffic regulations

  • Stop ahead sign
    Stop ahead
  • School bus stop ahead sign
    School bus stop ahead
  • Traffic control signals ahead sign
    Traffic control signals ahead
  • Stop at traffic lights ahead when yellow lights flashing sign
    Stop at traffic lights ahead when yellow lights flashing

This warning sign is placed in advance of some intersections with traffic control signals. When the yellow lights are flashing, drivers approaching the intersection must prepare to stop because the traffic control signal light will be turning from green to yellow or yellow to red, or is currently red.

Turn or curve ahead

  • Yield ahead sign
    Yield ahead
  • Sharp turn right sign
    Sharp turn right
  • Curves right sign
    Curves right
  • Sharp turn left sign
    Sharp turn left
  • Road curves left sign
    Road curves left
  • Road turns left/right sign
    Road turns left/right
  • Winding road sign
    Winding road
  • Recommended maximum speed through this curve under ideal driving conditions sign
    Recommended maximum speed through this curve under ideal driving conditions

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