About the road signs test
- 20 questionsIn each signs practice test
- 16 to pass80% pass mark
- 119 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
- 88 signsDrawn and explained below
On the real Prince Edward Island test, sign and rules questions are mixed in one 40-question test (32 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
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This sign marks:
- A lane closed for repairs ahead
- A lane reserved for certain vehicles
- A road with a hidden curve ahead
- A route for dangerous goods only
A lane reserved for certain vehicles
The diamond shows a reserved lane, such as a bike lane.
This sign warns of:
- A detour to the right
- A flagperson
- A survey crew
- Road work ahead
Road work ahead
Watch for workers and equipment.
This sign warns of:
- A crossing guard ahead
- A survey crew ahead
- A truck entrance ahead
- Road work ahead
A survey crew ahead
Slow down and watch for workers.
This white X-shaped sign marks:
- A closed road
- A crossroad ahead
- A crosswalk
- A railway crossing
A railway crossing
Drivers must yield to all trains.
This sign means:
- A side road on the right is closed
- Keep to the left of the traffic island
- The road divides into two roads ahead
- Traffic from another lane will merge ahead
Traffic from another lane will merge ahead
Adjust your speed to let traffic merge.
When this signal shows, a pedestrian:
- May cross if no cars
- May start to cross
- Must not start to cross
- Must stop in the middle
Must not start to cross
Anyone already crossing should go to the nearest sidewalk.
This sign marks:
- A centre lane for left turns in both directions
- A lane where every driver must make a U-turn
- A middle lane that is used for passing only
- A road that splits into two separate roads
A centre lane for left turns in both directions
Use it only to make a left turn.
This sign warns that:
- A bridge is under repair
- Lanes are added ahead
- The road is closed
- The road narrows ahead
The road narrows ahead
There will be less room for vehicles.
All 88 signs in the Prince Edward Island bank
Every sign drawing used in the practice questions, with what it means. Drawings are simplified; always check the official handbook.
- Come to a complete stop, then go only when it's safe
- Slow down, and stop if needed to yield
- A school zone
- Warning sign
- Construction and road work zones
- A railway crossing
- In advance of a railway crossing
- Vehicles that can't go faster than 40 km/h
- Do not enter
- No left turn
- No U-turn
- No parking
- A curve to the right ahead
- A stop sign ahead
- Traffic signal lights ahead
- Traffic travels in both directions ahead
- Traffic from another lane will merge ahead
- Don't drive in that lane
- You may drive in that lane
- The maximum speed in good conditions
- The safe speed for the curve
- Traffic goes only in the direction of the arrow
- Keep to the right of the traffic island
- A lower maximum speed limit is just ahead
- Passing is permitted
- No passing
- A truck route
- Vehicles carrying dangerous goods may use this route
- Dangerous goods are prohibited
- A weight limit
- Parking is permitted
- A pedestrian crosswalk
- Left turns only
- Right turns only
- Go straight or turn left
- Go straight or turn right
- A centre lane for left turns in both directions
- A lane reserved for certain vehicles
- No right turn on a red light
- A divided highway begins ahead
- The divided highway ends ahead
- The road is slippery when wet
- A bump or rough road
- A steep incline
- The road narrows ahead
- The right lane ends ahead
- A sharp turn in the road
- The road ends at a T intersection ahead
- Children may be playing nearby
- Pedestrians ahead
- A school bus entrance or stop is ahead
- Guide drivers around a sharp curve
- Drive in the direction the stripes slope down
- Low clearance overhead
- A traffic control person is ahead
- A survey crew ahead
- Road work ahead
- Uneven lanes or a drop-off
- Stop at the line, the crosswalk, or before the intersection
- Stop, unless you can't stop safely
- Go ahead with care, yielding to anyone already in the intersection
- Go only in the direction of the arrow
- May start crossing
- Must not start to cross
- A hospital
- Campground
- A snowmobile crossing or entrance
- A narrow bridge
- An underpass ahead
- The paved surface ends ahead
- Construction ahead
- Gas
- Food
- Telephone
- Lodging
- Picnic tables
- Trailer park
- Go straight, turn left, or turn right
- Stop before the crosswalk when the beacons are flashing
- Cycling is prohibited
- Pedestrians are prohibited
- Follow the detour route
- Slow down and be prepared to stop
- Transit priority signal for buses
- A bicycle crossing
- Snowmobiles may use this route
- Snowmobiles are restricted here
- A bridge may be icy before the road is
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