Highway Code signs test

countdown to level crossing without gates

red stripe white background

cant remember if that includes level crossing with gates

Nor forking comment !

countdown to level crossing without gates

red stripe white background

cant remember if that includes level crossing with gates

Partially correct

Here you go, lets see if you can answer this one without cheating

We all know the countdown markers on a Motorway as shown below.

But...... What other colour countdown markers do we get and where will you find them, and I do not include countdown on the approach to some speed limits as they are not official

We get green background with white stripe countdowns on the dual-carriageways around us, to tell us when the slip roads (off ramps) are.

For those, and motorways, the markers mean 300/200/100 yards.

But, for concealed level crossings the distance is not consistent - the first sign is usually placed early enough to be useful and also in a place where it can easily be seen, with the following markers spaced equally.

We get green background with white stripe countdowns on the dual-carriageways around us, to tell us when the slip roads (off ramps) are.

For those, and motorways, the markers mean 300/200/100 yards.

But, for concealed level crossings the distance is not consistent - the first sign is usually placed early enough to be useful and also in a place where it can easily be seen, with the following markers spaced equally.

Markers on the Motorway are not in yards. Only signs that are not in yards.

White on green could be on a dual carriageway, but it is not the correct answer.

And there is an add on for the concealed level crossing. It is not just a level crossing.

Still not a full answer though.

White on green signage is for all A roads isn't it? Whether dual or single carriageway.

Other than motorways, a roads and level crossings I'm trying to think then the hell else I have seen them.

White on green signage is for all A roads isn't it? Whether dual or single carriageway.

 

Nope !

White on green signage is for all A roads isn't it? Whether dual or single carriageway.

 

 

Nope !

Well highway code says directional on all primary routes for green rectangle, so my phrasing was a little off I guess.

Also why the hell is the highway code still using a BR blue intercity train for the image of an automatic half crossing?! It was the black and white scheme when I was a kid and BR blue well preceded that!

Markers on the Motorway are not in yards. Only signs that are not in yards.

Struggling to find any evidence for this statement...not expecting to receive any in a hurry.

http://www.standardsforhighways.co.uk/ha/standards/ians/pdfs/IAN144.pdf

And while you’re at it, that data on flip helmet casualty figures would still be appreciated.

The sign for low flying aircraft is a simplified plan view of a De Havilland Comet. That's the airliner not the racer.

I've seen countdown markers to 30s on NSL. I can't remember what colour they are though

I don't do road signs I drive an Audi and ride a BMW.

You scored 10 of 10

On the subject of explosives they are transported regularly, Not only the military at this time of year fireworks but also commercial explosives ammo for sporting rifles airbag kits ( not fitted to vehicles) the list goes on. Many people would be very surprised at what sorts of things travel on our roads on a daily basis. Radio active materials also move a lot from smoke detectors to source material used in X ray machines

Many tunnels do not allow explosives along them so you tend to see the explosives prohibited at their entrances

10/10 but guessed on the pass on both sides, cant say Ive seen that one before

Yeah ok,point taken . So has anyone actually watched paint dry ? ......well funny you sh

Thought question 10 was ambiguous,depends on what speed you are doing?

*cough* evidence *cough*

Cue tumbleweed....