DKTA warning sign alerts you to possible danger ahead. Take notice of it: that usually means slowing down and being ready to react. Curve signs warn of a normal bend, sharp bends or a winding road. Intersection warnings include cross-road, T-intersection, staggered side road and side roads on a curve.
- Slow down before a bend, then accelerate gently out of it.
- An advisory speed sign shown with the warning gives the maximum speed that is safe in good conditions.
- At intersections, look for traffic and for signs and signals, and be ready to give way as the rules require.
Read more: give way rules at intersections. Speed limits.
Signs in this group
Turn signs 
Hairpin bend 
Side road intersection 
Side intersection 
Side road intersection on curve sign 
Side road multiple 
Side road intersection curved 
Successive side road signs 
Successive side road intersection 
Cross roads ahead 
Side road intersection staggered 
T-intersection sign 
T-intersection beyond curve 
Modified intersection
Quick answers
What does an advisory speed sign under a warning sign mean?
It shows the maximum speed that is safe in good conditions for that hazard.
What should you do at an intersection warning sign?
Slow down, scan for other traffic and be ready to give way as the rules require.
Based on the Victorian Road to Solo Driving handbook and the VicRoads learner and probationary pages. Rules change from time to time, so check vicroads.vic.gov.au for the latest.