DKTKey points on road markings 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 do the white stripes across the road in the picture mark?
Answer: A pedestrian crossing where you must give way
White parallel stripes mark a pedestrian (zebra) crossing. You must give way to pedestrians on or entering it.
Practice question 244 · official source
Which of these road markings (A, B or C) warns that a pedestrian crossing is ahead?
Answer: B, the zig-zag lines
Zig-zag lines on the road before a pedestrian crossing improve visibility and warn you that a crossing is ahead.
Practice question 245 · official source
You see zig-zag markings on the road ahead, as shown. What do they mean?
Answer: A pedestrian crossing is ahead, so watch for pedestrians
Zig-zag lines before a pedestrian crossing improve visibility and warn you that a crossing is ahead.