Car traffic signs

 "Correct. The maximum safe speed is 35 km/h in dry conditions. You should be slowing down more in wet, slippery conditions."

 "Correct. Driving too fast over a hump can exceed the capacity of your suspension. This may cause your car to leave the ground or, at best, will result in reduce grip. You should slow down."

This sign means that traffic travels in two directions"

The road you are on ends soon and you will need to turn left or right (after giving way)

There is a pedestrian crossing ahead

This transit lane requires that you have at least two passengers in addition to yourself, or you can use it riding a motorbike."

. 60 km/h is the speed limit in this area.

Correct. The current two way traffic you are driving in will change as you enter the divided road

This area may have children present, for example, near a school, play area, or swimming pool. Be careful and be prepared to slow down if necessary."

This sign indicates there is a railway level crossing with two tracks ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop if the lights are flashing and give way to approaching trains

There may be bends that are sharper than you anticipate, so the safest way is to slow down.

"There is a give way sign ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop to give way to other traffic."

You must not go straight on from the right lane; you can only turn right."

 It means you must not turn to the right

Stay in the left lane unless you need to overtake another vehicle."

Stop sign ahead, slow down and prepare to stop.

Road workers may be working on the road and you may be instructed to stop.

You must follow the direction of the sign.

This area has been identified as one where pedestrians are common and may be crossing the road.

This sign indicates you cannot drive beyond it as it may be the entrance to an exit-only driveway or a one-way road with traffic coming towards you

This is an area with more than average bicycles so be vigilant when looking for them as they can be difficult to see.

If the lights are not working, or the amber is flashing you treat this intersection like you would any intersection with a stop sign.

There is a steep hill ahead. You should slow down and change down one or two gears to allow your engine to take over some of the braking. Be careful you don't suffer from 'brake fade' where your brakes stop being effective. If you notice this happening, pull over immediately and let the brakes cool down.

Kangaroos may enter the road unexpectedly in the next 30 km. Be particularly vigilant at dusk, through the night and dawn where they may be camouflaged against the backgroun

You can only use this parking area if you have a mobility permit."

This sign indicates that trucks may be pulling out from side streets. You may see them near industrial areas, for example

The bridge has room for two vehicles, but look out for wide vehicles and pedestrians - slow down to be safe.

There is a railway level crossing ahead

A clearway is a section of road where parking is prohibited during certain times, in this case between 7-10am, Monday to Friday.

Driving too fast over a hump can exceed the capacity of your suspension. This may cause your car to leave the ground or, at best, will result in reduce grip. You should slow down.

This sign indicates a sharp right hand turn. You may need to slow down, especially if it is wet.

You can only use this parking area if you have a mobility permit."

100 km/h is the speed limit in this area

All right lane traffic must turn right at the next intersection.

A sharp depression in the road can bottom out your suspension in extreme cases if you are going too fast. This can not only damage your car, but could cause you to spin and leave the road. Be prepared to slow down if necessary.

You must always stop at a stop sign and give way

There is a railway level crossing ahead

It means you must not turn to the right.

This is an area with more than average bicycles so be vigilant when looking for them as they can be difficult to see

You must always stop at a stop sign.

It means you must not turn to the left.

The current two way traffic you are driving in will change as you enter the divided road.

 You must not stop unless it is a medical emergency.

You will need to stop at the stop sign ahead.

You are approaching an intersection and traffic may enter from the side road.

This transit lane requires that you have at least two passengers in addition to yourself, or you can use it riding a motorbike

You must follow the direction of the sign

You should never go through a red light unless directed by a traffic controller or police

There is a steep hill ahead. You should slow down and change down one or two gears to allow your engine to take over some of the braking. Be careful you don't suffer from 'brake fade' where your brakes stop being effective. If you notice this happening, pull over immediately and let the brakes cool down.

The green arrow means you can go if it's safe to do so.

You must always signal when turning or changing lanes.

If you see the dividing lines are double unbroken ones then you must not overtake.

You should always use the left lane unless overtaking or you are about to turn right

You are currently driving on a divided road and the road will join another road with traffic heading in the opposite direction to form two way traffic.