Road Signs Guide · Northern Territory

Regulatory signs (part 7 of 7): Northern Territory road signs

Key points on regulatory signs for the Northern Territory learner test. Each answer is checked against the official Northern Territory handbook or road rules; use the practice-question links to test yourself.

What must you do when you reach this sign at an intersection?

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Answer: Stop completely and give way before you move off

A stop sign means a full stop, and you must stay stopped until it is safe to go. Rolling through is an offence.

Practice question 275 · official source

What must you do when you reach this sign?

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Answer: Come to a complete stop, then go only when it is safe

A stop sign always means a complete stop, even on an empty road. Stay stopped until it is safe to go and give way as the rules require.

Practice question 276 · official source

Who may stop in a zone with this sign?

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Answer: Only taxis

A taxi zone is for taxis only.

Practice question 277 · official source

Can you stop beside this sign to wait for a friend?

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Answer: No, only taxis may stop in a taxi zone

You must not stop in a taxi zone unless you are driving a taxi. Some zones apply only at the times shown on the sign.

Practice question 278 · official source

What does this sign require?

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Answer: Trucks must use the left lane

Where a trucks must use left lane sign applies, trucks must stay in the left lane. Other vehicles may also use that lane.

Practice question 288 · official source