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UK traffic signs are grouped by shape and colour so you can recognise them at a glance. Browse by category, or search for a specific sign.
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Triangular signs with a red border that warn of hazards ahead, such as bends, junctions and steep hills.
Circular signs with a red border tell you what you must not do — no entry, no overtaking, speed limits.
Blue circular signs tell you what you must do — turn left, keep right, mini-roundabout.
Distinctive shapes used so they can be recognised even if obscured — the only octagonal sign is STOP.
Rectangular signs that guide drivers — green for primary routes, blue for motorways, white for local roads.
Rectangular signs giving useful information — parking, services, lane availability and bus lanes.
Temporary yellow signs warning of works, lane closures and diverted routes.
Painted lines and symbols on the road that reinforce signs and control traffic flow.
Markings displayed on vehicles — large goods vehicles, hazard panels and projection markers.
Once you've revised the signs, try a timed mock test.