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  • Warning signs show crossings ahead: pedestrians, animals such as moose, bicycles, snowmobiles and school crosswalks.
  • Others show what’s coming: hidden roads, T and Y intersections, a railway crossing, a dead end or a roundabout.
  • Merging traffic: two roads join ahead. Free flow (added lane): the roads run side by side but don’t join.

Warning signs (continued)

Crossings ahead

  • Pedestrian crossing ahead sign
    Pedestrian crossing ahead
  • Moose crossing sign
    Moose crossing
  • Bicycle crossing sign
    Bicycle crossing
  • School crosswalk ahead sign
    School crosswalk ahead
  • Motorized snow vehicles crossing sign
    Motorized snow vehicles crossing
  • Hidden road left sign
    Hidden road left

Intersections ahead

  • Hidden road right sign
    Hidden road right
  • Hidden road sign
    Hidden road
  • Y intersection sign
    Y intersection
  • T intersection sign, T symbol on its side, stem pointing left
    T intersection
  • T intersection sign, upright T symbol
    T intersection
  • Railway crossing ahead sign
    Railway crossing ahead
  • Trucks entering from right sign
    Trucks entering from right
  • Dead end sign
    Dead end
  • Roundabout ahead sign
    Roundabout ahead

Roadways ahead that join: Roadways ahead side-by-side but do not join:

  • Animal crossing sign
    Animal crossing
  • Merging traffic sign
    Merging traffic
  • Free flow (added lane) sign
    Free flow (added lane)

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