Hong Kong Written Driving Test — All Questions

A round sign with a red border and a symbol inside generally tells you:

• a.Only that a hazard is ahead
• b.A regulation you must obey, such as a prohibition or restriction✓
• c.The name of the next district
• d.That parking is free

Round signs with a red border are regulatory signs. They order or prohibit an action, such as no entry or no right turn, and must be obeyed. Confirm current signage with the Transport Department.

A triangular sign with a red border warns you that:

• a.There is a hazard or condition ahead to prepare for✓
• b.You must stop and park
• c.The road is one-way
• d.You have priority over all traffic

Red-bordered triangular signs are warning signs. They alert you to hazards ahead such as bends, junctions, or crossings so you can slow down and react in time.

At a red octagonal STOP sign you must:

• a.Slow down only
• b.Give way but keep moving
• c.Come to a complete stop, then give way before proceeding✓
• d.Stop only if a police officer is present

An octagonal STOP sign requires a full stop at the line. After stopping you give way to other traffic and pedestrians before moving off.

Rectangular signs in blue with white text and symbols usually give:

• a.A warning of danger
• b.An order to stop
• c.A prohibition
• d.Directions and general information✓

Blue rectangular signs are information and direction signs. They guide you to roads, districts, and facilities rather than warning or prohibiting.

A blue round sign showing a white arrow pointing in one direction means:

• a.No entry that way
• b.You must proceed in the direction of the arrow✓
• c.Give way to the left
• d.End of a restriction

A blue round sign is a mandatory sign. A white directional arrow means you must go the way the arrow points, for example keep left or turn ahead.