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K53 road signs and markings questions and answers (part 16)
15 practice questions for the South African K53 learner's licence test. Try each one first, then open the answer to see why it is correct.
226 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Command
- Prohibition
- Warning
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Answer A: Command
Proceed straight is a command sign. Continue straight at this point.
Memory tip: Do not turn left or right here.
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227 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Warning
- Command
- Prohibition
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Answer B: Command
Turn left ahead is a command sign. You must turn left at the junction ahead.
Memory tip: Position correctly and signal in good time.
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228 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Warning
- Prohibition
- Command
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Answer C: Command
Turn right ahead is a command sign. You must turn right at the junction ahead.
Memory tip: Prepare to turn, checking mirrors and approaching traffic.
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229 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Warning
- Prohibition
- Command
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Answer C: Command
Pedestrians only is a command sign. This route is for pedestrians.
Memory tip: Do not enter with a motor vehicle.
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230 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Prohibition
- Warning
- Command
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Answer C: Command
Cyclists only is a command sign. This route is for pedal cycles.
Memory tip: Keep motor vehicles out of the cycle route.
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231 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Warning
- Prohibition
- Command
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Answer C: Command
Motorcycles only is a command sign. Only motorcycles may use this route.
Memory tip: Use another route if you are driving a different vehicle.
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232 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Command
- Prohibition
- Warning
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Answer A: Command
Motorcars only is a command sign. This route is restricted to motorcars.
Memory tip: Check that your vehicle is in the permitted class.
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233 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Prohibition
- Warning
- Command
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Answer C: Command
Toll road is a command sign. A toll payment is required on this road.
Memory tip: Use the appropriate toll lane and obey its signals.
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234 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Warning
- Prohibition
- Command
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Answer C: Command
Switch headlights on is a command sign. Headlights must be switched on.
Memory tip: Use dipped headlights and avoid dazzling other drivers.
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235 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Warning
- Command
- Prohibition
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Answer B: Command
Roundabout is a command sign. Travel clockwise around the central island.
Memory tip: Observe the entry controls and give way as required.
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236 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Command
- Warning
- Prohibition
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Answer C: Prohibition
Maximum speed 60 is a prohibition sign. You may not exceed 60 km/h.
Memory tip: Drive more slowly when weather, traffic or visibility requires it.
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237 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Prohibition
- Warning
- Command
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Answer A: Prohibition
Maximum speed 80 is a prohibition sign. You may not exceed 80 km/h.
Memory tip: The posted limit is a ceiling, not a target.
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238 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Warning
- Prohibition
- Command
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Answer B: Prohibition
Maximum speed 100 is a prohibition sign. You may not exceed 100 km/h.
Memory tip: A lower vehicle-specific speed limit still applies to your vehicle.
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239 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Command
- Warning
- Prohibition
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Answer C: Prohibition
Maximum speed 120 is a prohibition sign. You may not exceed 120 km/h.
Memory tip: Adjust your speed to the road and weather conditions.
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240 Which sign group does this example belong to?
- Prohibition
- Command
- Warning
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Answer A: Prohibition
No hooting is a prohibition sign. Sounding the horn is prohibited for the next 100 metres.
Memory tip: Avoid unnecessary noise. Always act to prevent an immediate collision.
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These are original practice questions, not official test questions. Always confirm requirements with your driving licence testing centre.