Ontario M1 flashcards

Regulatory signs · Road sign

You ride up to this sign at a quiet rural crossroad. What must you do?

Come to a full stop and wait until the way is clear

A stop sign always requires a complete stop, even when the road looks empty. You go only when the way is clear.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

Riding into town, you pass this five-sided fluorescent sign. What is coming up?

A school zone, so watch for children

The five-sided fluorescent yellow-green sign marks a school zone. Slow down, take extra care and watch for children.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

You face this sign where your road joins a busy street. What does it require?

Let traffic in or near the intersection go first

A yield sign means other traffic goes first. Stop if you need to, and move on only when the way is clear.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

What should you do when you see this X-shaped sign ahead?

Slow down, look both ways and be ready to stop

The white X-shaped sign marks railway tracks crossing the road. Slow down, check both directions for trains and be prepared to stop.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

You are approaching an intersection and see this sign. What does it tell you?

You may not turn left here

A red circle with a slash means the action shown is not allowed. Here the arrow shows a left turn, so turning left is prohibited.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

You see this sign at the curb. Can you pull over briefly to let a friend off your bike?

No, you may not stop there even for a moment

A no stopping sign means you cannot stop your vehicle in the area between the signs, not even briefly.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

Between two signs like this one, when may you stop your motorcycle?

Only while loading or unloading passengers

A no standing zone lets you stop only to pick up or drop off passengers. Stopping to load goods or to park is not allowed.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

In the area marked by this sign, for what reason may you stop?

To load or unload passengers or goods

A no parking sign still lets you stop briefly to load or unload passengers or merchandise, but not to park or wait.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

What does this sign mean?

Do not enter this road

The red circle with a white bar is the do not enter sign. You must not drive onto the road it guards.

Regulatory signs · Road sign

What is not allowed where this sign is posted?

Turning to go back the way you came

The U-shaped arrow crossed out means no U-turns: you may not turn around to travel in the opposite direction.