Regulatory signs say what you must or must not do, and ignoring them is an offence. This group covers signs about direction, such as No Entry, Left Turn Only, Keep Left and No Left Turn.
- Obey the sign even if the road looks clear.
- Do not turn where a sign prohibits that turn. If a No U-turn sign is not at an intersection, continue to the next intersection.
- A No Right Turn sign also means you cannot U-turn there unless a U-turn Permitted sign is shown.
Read more: U-turns and hook turns. Turning left and right.
Signs in this group

Local traffic only 
No through road 
Road closed sign 
Wrong way sign 
Keep left and right sign 
Keep left 
No entry 
U-turn prohibited 
No left or right turn 
Left or right prohibited 
No turn signs 
One way 
All traffic turns 
All traffic 
Two way traffic 
U-turn permitted 
One way traffic 
Left lane must turn 
Left or right lane must turn 
Through traffic 
Through traffic keep left 
Keep left or right 
No left turn 
Right lane must turn 
Right or left must turn 
Wrong way go back
Quick answers
Can you make a U-turn where there is a No Right Turn sign in Victoria?
Not unless a U-turn Permitted sign is shown.
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.
DKT