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.
- Yellow diamond with tracks – railway crossing ahead; white X (crossbuck) – the crossing itself.