Two-time periods

Two-time periods: what it means

Sign R502, R503

What it means

A time limit sign. The regulatory sign above it applies only for the periods, or during the conditions, on this sign.

What you must do

Obey the times on this sign.

Where you see it

Below a regulatory sign on any public road.

Remember

Check the clock: the rule counts only in the times on the sign.

Test yourself

Question 1
The time limit sign shown is a secondary sign. Where on a public road is it displayed?
- A Above a warning sign
- B Below a regulatory sign
- C Below a guidance sign
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Answer: B: Below a regulatory sign
Time limit signs are put below a regulatory sign (a sign that gives an order) on any public road.
Question 2
Which of these signs indicates that the regulatory sign above it applies only for the period(s) indicated on it?
A
B
C
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Answer: Picture A
A time limit sign shows that the sign above it counts only in the times or conditions shown on it.
Question 3
A regulatory sign is displayed with a time limit sign below it. What is required of a driver with regard to the times shown on the time limit sign?
- A The driver may treat the times as a recommendation
- B The driver may disregard the times when traffic is light
- C The driver must obey the times shown
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Answer: C: The driver must obey the times shown
You must obey the times shown on a time limit sign.

Part of the chapter Reservation signs and other regulatory signs

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