Road Signs Guide · Western Australia

Warning signs (part 4 of 4): Western Australia road signs

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

What does this sign mean?

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Answer: The road narrows ahead; slow down

The road becomes narrower ahead. Slow down and be prepared for a change in traffic conditions.

Practice question 311

What does this sign warn you about?

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Answer: A side road joins ahead; watch for traffic entering

A side road meets the road you are on. Drive carefully and watch for vehicles entering.

Practice question 312

What does this sign mean?

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Answer: The safe speed for the curve ahead is 35 km/h

An advisory speed sign shows the maximum speed that is safe in good conditions for the hazard ahead.

Practice question 313

What does this sign warn you about?

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Answer: You are nearing a hilltop and cannot see far ahead

You are approaching the top of a hill and cannot see a safe distance ahead. Drive carefully.

Practice question 314

What does this sign mean?

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Answer: A hump (a sudden rise, then fall) is ahead

A hump in the road is ahead. Slow down and be prepared.

Practice question 315

A yellow diamond sign shows a cow and a sheep. What does it mean?

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Answer: Livestock may be on or crossing the road ahead

Livestock may be crossing ahead. Slow down and be ready to stop; never swerve to avoid an animal.

Practice question 316