Width limit: what it means
Sign R239, TR239
What it means
This sign sets a width limit for vehicles going past it. The width is shown in metres, by a number on the sign.
What you must do
If the overall width of your vehicle is more than the width on the sign, do not enter this area. If it is less than the width on the sign, you may go past.
Where you see it
On any public road where there is a limit in the road width.
Remember
Wider than the number: do not go in.
Test yourself
Question 1
The sign shown is displayed on any public road where which condition exists?
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Answer: A: A limit in the road width
This sign is used on any public road where there is a limit in the road width.
Question 2
Which of these signs prohibits a vehicle from proceeding beyond it if its overall width exceeds the width indicated on the sign?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture C
You may not go past this sign if your vehicle is wider than the width shown.
Question 3
In which unit is the number displayed on a width limit sign expressed?
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Answer: B: Metres
The number on a width limit sign shows the width in metres.
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