Road Signs Guide · New South Wales

More road signs (part 2 of 2): New South Wales road signs

Key points on more road signs for the New South Wales learner test. Each answer is checked against the official New South Wales handbook or road rules; use the practice-question links to test yourself.

What must you do at this sign?

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Answer: Slow down, give way to all traffic and stop if needed

At a give way sign you must slow down and, if necessary, stop to avoid a collision, giving way to other traffic.

Practice question 272 · official source

A STOP or GIVE WAY sign has been knocked down but its line is still on the road. Does the line still apply?

Answer: Yes, the line still means stop or give way

Stop lines and give way lines apply even when the sign is missing.

Practice question 273 · official source

What does this sign mean?

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Answer: A lane reserved for trams (light rail)

Only trams, tram recovery vehicles and some buses may use a lane marked with a TRAM LANE sign.

Practice question 290 · official source

What does this transit lane (T2) sign mean?

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Answer: Vehicles with 2 or more people, plus buses, taxis and motorcycles, during the times shown

In a T2 lane you need at least two people in the vehicle (including you) during the signed times. Buses, taxis and motorcycles may also use it.

Practice question 292 · official source