STOP/RY-GO sign: what it means
Sign R1.5
What it means
It indicates whether you must stop or may proceed. It is two different signs mounted back to back, a STOP sign and a GO sign.
What you must do
Stop if the STOP sign is displayed. When the GO sign is displayed, move off or proceed with caution if it is safe.
Where you see it
Usually at road works, where it is used for temporary traffic control.
Remember
STOP displayed: stop. GO displayed: go with caution, if it is safe.
Test yourself
Question 1
Which of these signs is usually found at road works, where it is used for temporary traffic control?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture C
The STOP/RY-GO sign is usually found at road works, for temporary traffic control.
Question 2
How are the two different signs that make up the STOP/RY-GO sign (R1.5) mounted?
Show answer
Answer: B: Back to back
The STOP/RY-GO sign is two different signs mounted (fixed) back to back.
Question 3
Which of these signs indicates whether you may proceed or must stop?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture A
The STOP/RY-GO sign shows you whether you may go on or must stop.
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