Question
Download Solution PDFWhich of the following signs does NOT fall into the category of regulatory signs?
i. No Parking Signs
ii. Speed Limit Signs
iii. Stop Sign
iv. Slippery Road
v. Parking Sign
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Detailed Solution
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Classification of traffic signs:
1) Mandatory/Regulatory sign:
- The regulatory or mandatory signs are used to inform the road Users of certain laws and regulations to provide safety and free flow to traffic.
- Shape: Circular
- Examples: Stop signs, speed limit signs, no parking signs etc
Note: Exception: Stop and Give way sign
The stop sign is octagonal in shape and the Give Way sign has the shape of an inverted triangle.
2) Warning sign:
- These signs are used to warn the road users at sufficient distance in advance about the impending road condition.
- Warning signs are also known as cautionary signs.
- Shape: Triangle
- Examples: slippery road signs, pedestrian crossing signs, etc.
3) Informatory sign:
- Informatory signs are provided to guide the road user about the routes, destination, and to provide information that makes travel easier, safe, and pleasant.
- Shape: Rectangle
- Examples: Directional arrows,rest area signs, Parking Sign etc.
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