No entry: what it means
Sign R3
What it means
No traffic may proceed past this sign on that road, carriageway (roadway) or lane.
What you must do
Do not enter the carriageway where this sign is displayed. Do not drive past the sign.
Where you see it
Usually at the end of a one-way street, at the end of an off-ramp, or at intersections where two-way traffic roads change to one-way traffic.
Remember
No entry: do not drive past it.
Test yourself
Question 1
Which ONE of the following is NOT a place where the No entry sign is usually found?
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Answer: A: At the entrance to an area intended for pedestrians
The No entry sign is usually at the end of a one-way street or an off-ramp, not at a pedestrian area.
Question 2
The No entry sign is usually found at the end of a one-way street. At the end of which of the following is it also usually found?
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Answer: A: An off-ramp
The No entry sign is also usually found at the end of an off-ramp.
Question 3
Which of these signs is usually found at intersections where two-way traffic roads change to one-way traffic?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture C
The No entry sign is usually found where a two-way road changes to a one-way road.
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