South Africa Learner's Licence (K53) — All Questions
4 questions
A round sign with a red border and a red diagonal line is a:
- a.Warning sign
- b.Prohibition sign showing what you may not do✓
- c.Guidance sign to a town
- d.Freeway information sign
Round red-bordered signs are regulatory; a red diagonal line means the action shown is prohibited. (K53 / National Road Traffic Act, road signs)
A red triangle standing on its point (inverted triangle) at a junction means:
- a.Yield: give way to traffic that has right of way✓
- b.Stop and switch off the engine
- c.No entry to all vehicles
- d.Freeway begins
The inverted red triangle is a YIELD sign; slow down and give way to traffic with right of way. (K53 / National Road Traffic Act, control signs)
A triangular sign with a red border and a black symbol warns you of:
- a.A parking area
- b.A speed limit
- c.A no-overtaking zone
- d.A hazard ahead, such as a bend or crossing✓
Triangular red-bordered signs are warning signs alerting you to a hazard ahead so you can react early. (K53 / National Road Traffic Act, warning signs)
A red eight-sided (octagonal) sign means:
- a.Yield if traffic is coming
- b.Speed limit ahead
- c.Come to a complete stop and give way before proceeding✓
- d.No stopping
The octagonal STOP sign requires a full stop at the line, then you give way before moving off. (K53 / National Road Traffic Act, control signs)