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Nunavut Class 7: School, construction and service signs

The pedestrian-school advance sign and its speed tab, school and pedestrian crosswalk signs, construction and maintenance signs, the slow moving vehicle sign, and service and information signs.

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Five-sided sign with two black child figures

What does this sign warn you about?

Study reference: Nunavut Driver's Manual (2022 posting), Ch. 5 Rules of the Road — Pedestrian-school advance sign, Construction and maintenance signs, Slow moving vehicle sign, Service and information signs, pp. 18–24

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  1. What does this sign warn you about?

    Five-sided sign with two black child figures
    1. A park entrance is ahead
    2. Children may not cross here
    3. You are approaching a school zone
    4. A playground is closed ahead
  2. You come up behind a vehicle showing a slow moving vehicle sign. What should you expect?

    1. It is about to turn left
    2. It will pull over to let you pass
    3. It is an emergency vehicle
    4. It is going well below the posted speed
  3. A pedestrian-school advance sign has a tab under it reading "km/h During School Days" with a number. What does that mean?

    1. It applies only to school buses
    2. It applies only when children are visible
    3. It is a suggested speed only
    4. You must keep to that speed on school days
  4. You have just passed this sign. How should you drive?

    Five-sided sign with two black child figures
    1. At the normal limit, watching ahead
    2. Faster, to clear the zone quickly
    3. Slowly, ready to stop at any moment
    4. Normally, unless a bus is stopped
  5. A service sign shows an aeroplane. What does it point to?

    1. An air ambulance base
    2. A flight school
    3. The airport
    4. A weather station
  6. A construction sign warns of a diversion ahead. What does that mean?

    1. The road is closed for good past this point
    2. The road's path changes temporarily
    3. The road becomes one-way
    4. Traffic must stop and wait
  7. What does this sign mean?

    Orange diamond with a person digging
    1. Snow removal is finished
    2. A park with hiking trails is just ahead
    3. A gravel pit is ahead
    4. Workers are on or near the road ahead
  8. What does this sign warn you of?

    Orange diamond with a black figure holding a flag on a pole
    1. A flagman is directing traffic ahead
    2. A railway signal is ahead
    3. A parade is crossing ahead
    4. A police officer is checking speeds
  9. An advance community sign has small tabs underneath it. What do the tabs show?

    1. The local speed limits
    2. The services available in the community
    3. The distance to the next town or village
    4. The community's population
  10. You are approaching a school crosswalk sign and the car ahead is moving slowly. What must you never do here?

    1. Pass the vehicle at the crosswalk
    2. Cover your brake pedal
    3. Slow down behind the vehicle
    4. Prepare to stop for children
  11. Who has the right to use a school crosswalk?

    1. Only children and their parents
    2. Only school children
    3. Only children with a crossing guard
    4. Every pedestrian, of any age
  12. Signs of this colour are used for what purpose?

    Orange diamond with the black words CONSTRUCTION AHEAD and 1 km
    1. School zones
    2. Services available in a community
    3. Road construction and maintenance
    4. Off-road facilities
  13. Why do construction and maintenance signs ask you to slow down?

    1. To protect you and the workers from hazards
    2. So workers can read your licence plate
    3. To save fuel in work zones
    4. Because police patrol every work zone
  14. What two kinds of crosswalk signs mark busy crosswalks in the manual?

    1. School crosswalk and pedestrian crosswalk signs
    2. Flagman and barricade signs
    3. Playground and hospital signs
    4. Crossing guard signs and stop here on red signs
  15. A sign warns of a barricade across the highway. What does that tell you?

    1. A weigh scale is ahead
    2. A police check stop is set up on the road ahead
    3. The speed limit is rising
    4. The road is closed or traffic is diverted
  16. What does this sign on the back of a vehicle tell you?

    Orange triangle with a dark red border
    1. The vehicle travels much slower than traffic
    2. The vehicle is towing a trailer
    3. The vehicle is carrying dangerous goods or fuel
    4. The vehicle is a school bus

School, construction and service signs: key rules to remember

Our summary of what the official handbook says on this topic, in our own words. Read it before or after the practice questions above, then check the original chapter. Read the official chapter ↗

Pedestrian – School Advance

  • Shows a high density of school children in the area; marks a slow speed zone.
  • Drive slowly and carefully; be ready to stop instantly.
  • School signs use blue in the Nunavut colour code (p. 18). Our drawing is a generic school sign, so no colour question is tied to the picture.

Pedestrian-School Advance Sign

  • Warns that you are approaching a school zone: slow down, take extra care, watch for children.
  • With a "Maximum Speed" or "km/h During School Days" tab underneath, you must keep to the speed shown.

School crosswalk sign

  • Reduce speed and be ready to stop.
  • Never overtake and pass a moving or stopped vehicle at these crosswalks.

Crosswalks (sign types)

  • Two crosswalk signs mark busy crosswalks: one for school crosswalks, one for pedestrian crosswalks.
  • School crosswalks are for everyone; all pedestrians using them have the same crossing rights.

Construction and maintenance signs

  • Used on road construction and maintenance projects to warn of hazards; slow to a safe speed to protect yourself and the workers.
  • Flagman ahead.
  • Barricade sign: a barricade across the highway closes the road or diverts traffic.
  • Diversion: temporary change in the road's alignment.
  • Men working ahead.
  • Orange = construction and maintenance warning (p. 18).

Slow moving vehicle sign

  • Warns of a slow moving vehicle ahead.
  • May be attached to the rear of a vehicle travelling much slower than the posted speed.

Service and information signs

  • Advance community sign with service tabs (shows services in the community).
  • Symbols: aeroplane points to the airport; hospital; boat launch; café; trailer facilities; service stations; travel information; tenting; picnic facilities; hotel or motel; police; roadside rest area.

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