What does an eight-sided red sign require?
Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
- Stop
- Yield
- No parking
- Motorway ahead
Correct answer: Stop
The octagonal red sign means STOP.All 24 original Rig Toolbox practice questions for this test, printed in full with the correct answer and an explanation for each one. Read them here, then put them to work in Practice or the Exam Simulator — no sign-up, ever.
How many questions are here? 24 — the full bank for this test. The interactive test draws 20 of them at a time.
What is this test? Focused sign-shape and sign-meaning practice. Confirm the current official signs in the Highway Code or Northern Ireland guidance.
Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: Stop
The octagonal red sign means STOP.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: No entry
It means no entry.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: Warning
Triangles usually warn of hazards.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: A prohibition or restriction
Red circles generally communicate restrictions.Correct answer: A positive instruction
Blue circles generally tell road users what they must do.Correct answer: Motorway information or directions
Blue rectangular signs are used for motorway information.Correct answer: Tourist destinations
Brown signs commonly direct road users to tourist attractions.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: Stop at the line
STOP requires a complete stop at the appropriate line.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: A restriction applying to that vehicle type
The red circle indicates a prohibition or restriction.Correct answer: The official Highway Code traffic-sign section
The Highway Code illustrates and explains official signs.Correct answer: No; roadworks and temporary controls use their own designs
Temporary signs must be read in their current road context.Correct answer: Slow down and prepare for the hazard or instruction
Reduce risk until the sign and road situation are clear.Correct answer: Something you must do
Blue circles generally give positive instructions.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: A general danger described by an accompanying plate
The general danger sign is normally explained by an additional plate.Correct answer: A maximum speed limit
A red-bordered number sets a maximum speed.Correct answer: Proceed in the direction shown
Blue circular arrows give mandatory directions.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: A bend ahead
Triangular signs warn about hazards ahead.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: No overtaking
The symbol prohibits overtaking.Correct answer: The lane is closed
Do not continue in a lane displaying a red X.Correct answer: Directions or information, depending on the design
Rectangular signs commonly communicate directions or information.Correct answer: The current temporary restriction
Current temporary traffic controls must be obeyed.Correct answer: Slow down and watch carefully for children
Be prepared for children entering or crossing the road.Shown with a road-sign graphic in the interactive test.
Correct answer: Give priority and stop if necessary
Give way to traffic with priority and stop when necessary.Correct answer: They help identify the type of instruction even when visibility is limited
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