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  1. 1 of 7 · Information signs

    Kelowna45Vancouver390

    In what units are the distances on this destination sign given?

    • A.KilometresAnswer
    • B.Miles
    • C.Minutes of driving time
    • D.Metres

    Explanation: Destination signs list the places ahead with the distance to each. In B.C. those distances are in kilometres, matching the km/h on speed limit signs.

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  2. 2 of 7 · Information signs

    HopeChilliwackMission

    What kind of information do signs like this one give?

    • A.Destinations, route numbers and facilitiesAnswer
    • B.Driving laws and regulations
    • C.Hazards on the road ahead
    • D.Construction and maintenance work

    Explanation: Information and destination signs help you find your way: they show directions and distances, identify highways and point to services. They do not impose rules or warn of hazards.

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  3. 3 of 7 · Information signs

    Hospital

    What does this sign mean?

    • A.A hospital is nearbyAnswer
    • B.A railway crossing is ahead
    • C.Travel information is available ahead
    • D.Emergency vehicles only beyond this point

    Explanation: Information signs point the way to facilities along the road. This one tells you a hospital is nearby, which is worth knowing in an emergency.

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  4. 4 of 7 · Information signs

    What does this sign tell you?

    • A.Gas is available aheadAnswer
    • B.Fuel trucks use the road ahead
    • C.No refuelling on the shoulder
    • D.A rest area is ahead

    Explanation: Signs that tell about motorist services, such as gas, accommodation or travel information, are information signs. They let you plan a stop before you need one.

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  5. 5 of 7 · Information signs

    Trans-Canada Highway route marker

    What does this route marker identify?

    • A.The Trans-Canada HighwayAnswer
    • B.A primary provincial highway
    • C.A scenic tourist route
    • D.A route reserved for trucks

    Explanation: Route markers identify the highway you are on. The maple-leaf marker is the Trans-Canada Highway; a different shield marks a primary provincial highway.

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  6. 6 of 7 · Information signs

    Slow-moving vehicle

    You see this sign on the back of a vehicle ahead of you. What does it tell you?

    • A.The vehicle will be moving slowly; keep your distance and pass only when you are certain it is safeAnswer
    • B.The vehicle is carrying dangerous goods
    • C.The vehicle is about to turn left
    • D.You must pass the vehicle immediately

    Explanation: Farm equipment and other slow vehicles carry this sign so you can recognise them from a distance. Close the gap gradually, stay well back and pass only where it is safe and legal.

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  7. 7 of 7 · Information signs

    What does this sign tell you?

    • A.Accommodation is available aheadAnswer
    • B.A hospital is nearby
    • C.A rest area with camping is ahead
    • D.No overnight parking beyond this point

    Explanation: This is a motorist services sign: it tells you a hotel, motel or other accommodation is available ahead. Like other information signs, it helps you plan rather than telling you what you must do.

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