Fingerboard: what it means

What it means

It guides you to small locations or to destinations on less travelled routes.

What you must do

Slow down. Look out for traffic that might not yield (give way) at the intersection.

Where you see it

On the far left-hand corner of an intersection.

Remember

Fingerboard: small places and less travelled routes.

Test yourself

1. Question 1

   Which of these signs guides a driver to small locations or to destinations on less travelled routes?

   

   

   

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   Answer: Picture C

   The Fingerboard sign guides you to small locations or to destinations on less travelled routes.

2. Question 2

   

   You are approaching an intersection at which a Fingerboard sign is displayed. What are you required to do with regard to your speed?

   • A Maintain the same speed
   • B Slow down
   • C Accelerate to clear the intersection
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   Answer: B: Slow down

   At a Fingerboard sign you must slow down.

3. Question 3

   

   For what must a driver look out at an intersection where a Fingerboard sign is displayed?

   • A Animals that might stray onto the roadway
   • B Traffic that might not yield at the intersection
   • C Pedestrians that might be crossing at a school
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   Answer: B: Traffic that might not yield at the intersection

   At a Fingerboard sign you must look out for traffic that might not yield at the intersection.