Road signs
Road signs & signals
Every sign you need to know for the G1 test, grouped by category. Tap a sign to read what it means.
80 signs
Regulatory signs
White with black or red; a red circle with a slash means prohibited, a green circle means permitted.
- Stop
- Yield
- Maximum speed limit
- School zone speed limit (when flashing)
- Do not enter
- No left turn
- No right turn
- No U-turn
- No right turn on red
- No stopping
- No standing
- No parking
- Parking permitted
- One way
- Keep right of divider
- Left turn only lane
- Straight or right turn lane
- Two-way left turn lane
- HOV lane (reserved lane)
- Reserved bicycle lane
- No bicycles
- No pedestrians
- No heavy trucks
- Do not pass
- Slower traffic keep right
- Community safety zone
- Pedestrian crossover
Warning signs
Yellow diamonds (and five-sided yellow-green school signs) warn of hazards ahead.
- Curve ahead
- Winding road
- Sharp curve (chevron)
- Intersection ahead
- Side road ahead
- Merging traffic
- Right lane ends
- Two-way traffic ahead
- Divided highway begins
- Divided highway ends
- Slippery when wet
- Bump or uneven pavement
- Steep hill
- Pavement narrows / narrow bridge
- Watch for pedestrians
- School area
- School crossing
- Deer crossing
- Railway crossing ahead
- Railway crossing (crossbuck)
- Traffic signals ahead
- Stop sign ahead
- Sharp turn or bend (checkerboard)
- Hazard marker (keep right)
- Share the road
- Roundabout ahead
- Bicycle crossing
- Truck entrance
Temporary condition signs
Orange signs mark construction zones and other temporary conditions.
Information & direction signs
Green, blue and brown signs give directions, distances and services.
Traffic signals
Traffic lights, lane-control and pedestrian signals.
Learn the shapes and colours
- Octagon (eight sides) – stop.
- Downward-pointing triangle – yield.
- Yellow diamond – warning of a hazard ahead.
- Five-sided fluorescent yellow-green – school zone or school crossing.
- Orange – temporary conditions such as construction.
- Red circle with a slash – prohibited; green circle – permitted.
- Round yellow – railway crossing ahead; white X (crossbuck) – the crossing itself.