Here are regulatory signs that relate primarily to heavy vehicles. You can check out road sign questions from the Road Code for heavy vehicles here.
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Heavy vehicles are not allowed |
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Bus lane |
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This shows the maximum length of a heavy vehicle allowed on the road. It could be because there is not sufficient room for a longer vehicle to turn |
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Class I road |
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Heavy vehicles can drive on this road only to deliver or collect goods or passengers. |
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Shows the direction of a bus stop in relation to the sign with parking prohibited for all other vehicles |
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A similar sign to the bus stop. |
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Stock trucks can follow this sign to dispose of effluent. |
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Stock trucks should look for the entrance to a stock effluent disposal point in 300m either on the right or left, as indicated. |
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Stock trucks should turn either right or left in 300m, as indicated, to find a stock effluent disposal point. |
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Heavy vehicles can take a bypass either to the right or left, as indicated |
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A heavy vehicle bypass is in 200 or 300m, as indicated. Watch for further signs showing which side it is. |
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Parking signs for buses showing how long they can park for or which days, and the position in relation to the sign. |
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General unmetered parking signs for buses showing the position of the parking in relation to the sign |
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This sign is often added underneath parking directions indicating it’s for goods vehicles only. |
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This sign is often added underneath parking directions indicating a time limit and the type(s) of vehicles it applies to. |
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A warning for large vehicles that an incline/decline means they should change down a gear. |
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All traffic is allowed except for buses. |
Now you’ve studied up on the signs, check out our Road Code sign questions to test your knowledge.
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