Home Practice questions Signs Q-0054 BC road signs practice question Q-0054: Where would you expect to see the sign shown? bcclass.vozai.com A black square sign with white arrows: one pointing left at the lower left, one pointing right at the upper right, and a curved line joining them from the bottom. Where would you expect to see the sign shown? a Above a shared two-way left-turn lane b At the entrance to a parking lot c Above a lane reserved for buses d At the exit of a roundabout Previous question Back to category Next question Answer Above a shared two-way left-turn lane Learn to Drive Smart · LTDS-2026-03 · Chapter 3 · Signs, signals and road markings · Lane use signs Concepts this question tests Lane use, turn control, reserved lane and parking signs Related questions You are in a designated left-turn lane and realize you wanted to go straight. You are already inside the intersection. What are you required to do? What is painted on the road surface to mark a reserved lane? Where are turn control signs mounted, and what weight do they carry? A parking space is marked with the disabled parking sign. Who may park there? What can happen if you park where a sign prohibits it? What does the sign shown mean? Where are lane use signs placed, and what do they tell you? You see the sign shown. Over what stretch of road does it apply? The sign shown uses a green circle around an arrow. What does the green circle tell you before you even read the arrow? A sign warns that the curb lane of the cross street ahead is a reserved lane. Why is that worth knowing before you turn? You see the sign shown. Outside the hours it lists, what applies? You see the sign shown. Which family of signs does it belong to, and what follows from that? You see the sign shown. What does it restrict? You see the sign shown. Why is its restriction seasonal? How do lane use signs and turn control signs differ in where they are mounted? You are alone in your vehicle and the HOV lane beside you is empty while the other lanes crawl. What may you do? Besides the signs, how can you tell a reserved lane from the driver's seat? The sign shown is mounted above your lane before an intersection. Which of these does it NOT allow from this lane? The sign shown is above your lane before an intersection, and you want to turn right. What does the sign tell you? You are in the lane under the sign shown, approaching an intersection. Which movement may you NOT make from this lane? The sign shown is above two lanes before an intersection. You are in the right-hand one of the two and realize you want to go straight. What must you do at the intersection? Directly above an intersection, a white sign shows a black arrow pointing straight up inside a green circle. What does it tell you? The sign shown is mounted directly above an intersection. May you go straight through? It is 8 a.m. on a Tuesday and you reach an intersection with the sign and tab shown. May you turn right? You see the sign shown. What does it mean? Compare the two signs shown. Both list times. During those times, under which sign are you not allowed to park? ← All questions
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