Domestic animals: what it means
Sign W310, TW310, W311, TW311, W312, TW312
What it means
There may be free ranging animals (animals that walk about freely) on the road, such as cattle, horses or sheep.
What you must do
Slow down and be on the look out for animals for the next 2 km.
Where you see it
On any road.
Remember
Cattle, horses or sheep on the road: look out for 2 km.
Test yourself
Question 1
The Domestic animals sign warns of free ranging animals on the road. Which ONE of the following is NOT given as an example of such animals?
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Answer: A: Kudu
The sign warns of free ranging animals such as cattle, horses or sheep. A kudu is a wild animal.
Question 2
At which of these signs is a driver required to slow down and be on the look out for animals?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture B
At the Domestic animals sign you must slow down and look out for animals.
Question 3
You pass a Domestic animals warning sign and see no animals near the roadway. For what distance must you remain on the look out for animals?
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Answer: A: For the next 2 km
After a Domestic animals sign you must look out for animals for the next 2 km.
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