About the road signs test
- 20 questionsIn each signs practice test
- 17 to pass83% pass mark
- 122 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
- 75 signsDrawn and explained below
On the real Manitoba test, sign and rules questions are mixed in one 30-question test (25 correct to pass). This page lets you practise the signs on their own; the full test on the main page is mixed like the real one.
Sample questions
Tap a question to see the answer and why.
This sign means:
- Keep right except to pass
- Left lane closed
- Pass only on the right
- Passing not allowed
Keep right except to pass
Use the left lane only for passing.
This sign means:
- Parking by permit holders only
- Parking is prohibited
- Parking permitted
- Pay parking
Parking is prohibited
Don't park here.
A fluorescent yellow-green pentagon (five-sided sign) indicates:
- A hospital zone with ambulances
- A park entrance on the right
- A playground with no change to the speed limit
- A school area; children could be crossing
A school area; children could be crossing
Drive cautiously near schools.
This sign means:
- A detour loop
- A roundabout ahead
- A traffic circle closed
- U-turns allowed
A roundabout ahead
Slow down and be ready to yield.
This sign means:
- A dead end
- A detour ahead
- One-way right
- Trucks turn right
A detour ahead
Follow the detour route.
This sign marks:
- A bicycle crossing
- A pedestrian corridor
- A railway crossing
- A school bus stop
A pedestrian corridor
Pedestrian corridors have overhead signs with flashing amber lights.
When the light turns amber as you approach, you should:
- Continue at the same speed; amber means caution only
- Slow down and stop; never speed up to make the light
- Speed up so you clear the intersection before red
- Stop immediately, even if you're already in the intersection
Slow down and stop; never speed up to make the light
If you're already in the intersection, continue through.
In a reduced-speed school zone where the regular limit is 80 km/h or more, the school zone limit may be as low as:
- 30 km/h
- 50 km/h
- 60 km/h
- 70 km/h
50 km/h
Watch for the posted school zone speed.
All 75 signs in the Manitoba bank
Every sign drawing used in the practice questions, with what it means. Drawings are simplified; always check the official handbook.
- Stop signs
- Yield the right-of-way; slow down and stop if needed
- A school area; children could be crossing
- Possible dangerous conditions on or near the road
- Slow down to a safe speed; at some locations speed limits are posted
- How many train tracks there are
- A slow-moving vehicle
- Do not enter
- No left turn
- No U-turn allowed
- Parking is prohibited
- A right curve ahead
- A stop sign ahead
- Traffic signals ahead
- Two-way traffic ahead
- Merging roadways ahead
- Where you are, what road you're on and how to get places
- Regulate traffic and direct the driver
- The maximum recommended speed for the curve is 40 km/h
- One way: proceed in the direction of the arrow only
- Two-way traffic
- A traffic island ahead; keep right
- The maximum speed limit changes ahead
- Passing permitted
- Do not pass
- No trucks allowed
- Truck route
- Parking permitted as indicated
- All traffic must turn left
- All traffic must turn right
- This lane may go through or turn right only
- Enter the second lane from the curb
- White lane lines and a diamond with a bicycle
- No right turn
- No right turn on red signal
- A divided highway begins ahead
- The divided highway ends ahead
- The road is slippery when wet
- A bump ahead
- A steep hill ahead
- The angle at which the tracks cross the road
- The right lane ends ahead
- A winding road ahead
- A very sharp right turn ahead
- The road ends; exit right or left
- The bridge ices before the road
- A playground ahead
- A pedestrian crosswalk ahead
- A hazard marker showing an obstruction
- Vehicles taller than 4.1 m won't fit under the structure
- A flagperson ahead
- Whether or not workers or equipment are present
- Come to a complete stop, and proceed only when safe
- Slow down, be prepared to stop, and yield to pedestrians
- Pedestrians in the crosswalk and vehicles already in the intersection
- You may proceed only in the direction of the arrow, from the proper lane
- The right-of-way over all vehicles
- Not begin to cross the roadway
- A lower speed limit applies in the zone, as posted
- A hospital
- A camping site
- A deer crossing area ahead
- A narrow bridge ahead
- Pavement ends
- A reserved bus lane is ahead
- Cyclists and drivers share the lane; it is not a bike lane
- Be prepared to stop; the signal ahead is red or about to turn red
- Oncoming traffic may next get a green signal; slow down and stop
- A pedestrian corridor
- Keep right except to pass
- Slower traffic keep right
- Stop for a school bus when its signals are flashing
- A roundabout ahead
- A detour ahead
- Only transit buses may go; other vehicles stay stopped
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