About the road signs test
- 20 questionsIn each signs practice test
- 17 to pass85% pass mark
- 101 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
- 67 signsDrawn and explained below
On the real Newfoundland and Labrador test, sign and rules questions are mixed in one 40-question test (34 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:
- No trucks
- Passing is not permitted
- Passing is permitted with care
- Two lanes ahead
Passing is not permitted
Stay behind the vehicle ahead.
This sign means:
- A public parking lot is ahead in the direction of the arrows
- No stopping at any time, even to pick up passengers
- Parking is not permitted in the direction shown by the arrows
- Parking is permitted on both sides of this sign at all times
Parking is not permitted in the direction shown by the arrows
Read any times shown on the sign.
If a police officer motions you to go through a red light because of a collision or congestion, you should:
- Back up
- Obey the officer
- Turn right instead
- Wait for green
Obey the officer
Always obey directions of a police officer.
This sign means:
- A divided highway with a wide median begins at this point
- A lane is closed ahead for construction work; move left now
- Keep to the right of the island or obstruction just ahead
- Two lanes merge ahead; traffic is entering from the right
Two lanes merge ahead; traffic is entering from the right
Adjust your speed to let traffic merge.
This orange and black hazard sign means:
- A bike lane begins here on the right side of the road
- A detour route starts at this point; follow the arrows
- A parking area for trucks is beside the road ahead
- Danger: an object on or near the road; steer away from it
Danger: an object on or near the road; steer away from it
For example, at each end of a concrete bridge.
This sign means:
- A bike repair shop is just ahead
- A marked bike route follows this road
- Bicycles are not permitted on the highway
- Bicycles share the lane with cars
Bicycles are not permitted on the highway
Cyclists must use another route.
A pedestrian facing a red don't walk signal or an orange hand should:
- Cross diagonally
- Cross if no cars are close
- Hurry across
- Not start across the roadway
Not start across the roadway
They must wait for the signal to change.
This sign means:
- A truck stop is just ahead
- No trucks are allowed here
- Trucks may be entering ahead
- Trucks may use this highway
Trucks may use this highway
It marks a truck route.
All 67 signs in the Newfoundland and Labrador bank
Every sign drawing used in the practice questions, with what it means. Drawings are simplified; always check the official handbook.
- Come to a full stop and be sure the way is clear before continuing
- Slow down, be ready to stop, and yield the right-of-way
- A school zone or school crossing ahead
- A hazard ahead
- Orange backgrounds with black letters or symbols and a black border
- A railway crossing
- A railway crossing ahead
- A slow-moving vehicle ahead
- Not to enter this street
- Do not make a left turn at this intersection
- Do not make a U-turn
- Parking is not permitted in the direction shown by the arrows
- A sharp curve ahead, to the right
- A stop sign ahead; be prepared to stop
- Traffic lights ahead
- Two-way traffic ahead; drivers must share the highway
- Two lanes merge ahead; traffic is entering from the right
- Directions and distances
- The legal speed limit
- One-way street
- Keep to the right of the island
- A change in the speed limit ahead
- Passing is permitted
- Passing is not permitted
- Trucks may use this highway
- A pedestrian crosswalk where drivers must yield
- The centre lane is a shared left turn lane
- No right turn on a red light
- The highway ahead is divided by a median; keep to the right
- The highway ahead becomes a single roadway with two-way traffic
- The road surface is slippery when wet
- A bump or rough road ahead
- A steep hill ahead; you may need a lower gear
- The road ahead is not as wide as the road you're on
- The right lane is ending
- A winding road ahead
- A right turn followed by a left turn
- A sudden turn in the direction of the arrow; slow down
- An intersection ahead, crossing the road at right angles
- Approaching a T-intersection; go either right or left
- Two roads converge and merging movements are not required
- Dead end: exit right or left
- A playground area; be alert for children
- Pedestrians may be crossing
- Danger: an object on or near the road; steer away from it
- The amount of space under a bridge or overpass
- A flag person ahead; be prepared to stop for instructions
- A survey crew ahead; drive with caution
- A crew is working on the road; maintenance ahead
- Stop and wait for green; you may turn right after a full stop and yielding, unless signed
- Red is about to appear; stop if you can do so safely
- Go straight or turn right; turn left only after yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic
- Proceed in the arrow's direction, straight ahead, or turn right unless prohibited
- Cross the roadway in the direction of the signal
- Not start across the roadway
- School children may be present
- A narrow bridge or underpass ahead
- The pavement ends and there's a gravel road ahead
- Construction ahead
- Two-way left turns: both lanes turn left
- Keep to the right lane except to pass
- Bicycles are not permitted on the highway
- Pedestrians are not permitted on the highway
- Falling rocks
- Slow down; a roundabout is ahead
- Slow down and proceed with caution
- A four-way stop
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