One-way roadway: what it means

What it means

There is a one-way carriageway (roadway) to the left, to the right or ahead. The arrow shows the direction in which you may proceed on it.

What you must do

Proceed in the direction of the arrow, and only if you want to use that specific carriageway. Never drive against the arrow.

Where you see it

At intersections where a one-way road joins another road.

Remember

One-way: follow the arrow.

There are three one-way roadway signs: R4.1, R4.2 and R4.3. Between them they show a one-way carriageway to the left, to the right and ahead.

Test yourself

1. Question 1

   At which intersections are One-way roadway signs displayed?

   • A Where two freeways cross each other
   • B Where a road joins a traffic circle
   • C Where a one-way road joins another road
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   Answer: C: Where a one-way road joins another road

   One-way roadway signs are found at intersections where a one-way road joins another road.

2. Question 2

   What do the One-way roadway signs indicate?

   • A That there is a one-way carriageway to the left, right or ahead
   • B That all traffic is required to turn as the arrow shows
   • C That no traffic may proceed past the sign
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   Answer: A: That there is a one-way carriageway to the left, right or ahead

   One-way roadway signs show that there is a one-way carriageway to the left, to the right or ahead.

3. Question 3

   At a One-way roadway sign, when must a driver proceed in the direction of the arrow?

   • A Only if the driver wants to use that specific carriageway
   • B At all times, whatever the driver's destination
   • C Only when a traffic officer is present
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   Answer: A: Only if the driver wants to use that specific carriageway

   You go the way the arrow points only if you want to use that one-way carriageway.