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Information arrows

Information arrows: what it means

Sign GM4.1, GM4.2

What it means

Information arrows show the direction in which you may drive in a lane or on a road.

What you must do

Be guided by the arrows. Never drive in the direction opposite to what the arrows show.

Where you see it

On any road, especially on one way streets or at wide intersections with a complex layout.

Remember

Never drive against the arrows.

The only exception is when a traffic officer asks you to drive the other way.

Test yourself

  1. Question 1

    Which ONE of the following is NOT a place where information arrows are especially found?

    • A One way streets
    • B Railway crossings
    • C Wide intersections with a complex layout
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    Answer: B: Railway crossings

    Information arrows are especially found on one way streets and at wide, complex intersections, not at railway crossings.

  2. Question 2

    Which road marking indicates the direction in which you may drive in a lane or on a road?

    A
    B
    C
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    Answer: Picture A

    Information arrows show the direction in which you may drive in a lane or on a road.

  3. Question 3

    Information arrows marked on a one way street point in the direction opposite to that in which you wish to travel. What does the law require of you?

    • A You may drive against the arrows if the road is clear
    • B You may drive against the arrows for a short distance
    • C You may not drive in the direction opposite to the arrows
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    Answer: C: You may not drive in the direction opposite to the arrows

    You must follow the arrows and never drive in the direction opposite to them.

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