India Learner's Licence (LLR) Test — All Questions
5 questions
In India, road signs are commonly grouped into three main categories. A circular sign is usually which type?
- a.Cautionary (warning)
- b.Mandatory (regulatory)✓
- c.Informatory (guide)
- d.Advertising
Mandatory or regulatory signs are usually circular and give orders you must obey, such as speed limits or prohibitions. The three main groups are mandatory, cautionary, and informatory. Confirm details with your Regional Transport Office (RTO).
A triangular sign with a red border most often serves as:
- a.A cautionary (warning) sign about a hazard ahead✓
- b.A mandatory order sign
- c.A place-name information sign
- d.A parking sign
Cautionary signs are triangular with a red border. They warn of hazards ahead such as a sharp bend, narrow bridge, or pedestrian crossing so you can slow down.
Rectangular signs, often blue or green, that show directions, distances, and facilities are:
- a.Mandatory signs
- b.Cautionary signs
- c.Informatory (guide) signs✓
- d.Prohibition signs
Informatory signs are usually rectangular and give guidance such as directions, distances, petrol pumps, or hospitals. They inform rather than command.
A red circular sign with a white horizontal bar means:
- a.Parking allowed
- b.Hospital ahead
- c.One way only
- d.No entry for vehicles✓
A red circle with a white horizontal bar is the No Entry sign. It prohibits vehicles from entering that road, which may be one-way against you.
At a red octagonal STOP sign you must:
- a.Slow down only if traffic is coming
- b.Come to a complete stop and give way before proceeding✓
- c.Sound the horn and go
- d.Stop only at night
An octagonal STOP sign requires a full stop at the line, then you give way to other traffic and pedestrians before moving off.