What does this sign warn you about?
Right.Not quite. The answer is C.
You will have to turn left or right at the end of the road, and you will usually need to give way there.
Source: Safe driving practice
Warning sign · Road layout
T-intersection ahead warning sign
Your road ends at a T-intersection ahead, so you must turn left or right.
Asked in general knowledgeShown in 2 practice questionsAdvisory: it warns, it does not command
What it means
What does the t-intersection ahead sign mean in NSW?
A bold T fills the yellow diamond: your road is the upright, and it meets a crossing road at the top. In plain terms the road you are on ends, and you will have to turn left or right. Many crashes here involve drivers who did not expect the end, often at night or over a crest. As the driver on the road that ends, you will usually give way to traffic on the through road.
What to do
- 1
Slow down and decide early which way you are turning.
- 2
Signal and move into position for the turn.
- 3
Give way to all traffic on the continuing road, from either side.
Practice questions with this sign
You pass this sign and your road ends at the junction ahead. What must you do there?
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
The sign warns of a T-intersection. On the road that ends, you give way to vehicles on the continuing road from either side.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 69
Common questions
- Who gives way at a T-intersection with no signs?
- Whoever is on the ending road waits for every vehicle on the through road, from both directions.
- Does the T-intersection sign mean I must stop?
- No. It warns that the road ends, and any stop or give way sign at the end sets what you must do.
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