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Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs950.1VCT — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Tram signs
C. On street parking
D. Bus and cycle signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 950 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian zone signs
B. Speed limit signs
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Low bridge signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 951 — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
C. Road works and temporary
D. Bus and cycle signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 952 — official UK road sign
A. Tidal flow lane control
B. On street parking
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Regulatory signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs953+953.2 — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Tidal flow lane control
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Tram signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 953.1V — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs Correct
B. Traffic calming
C. Level crossing signs
D. On street parking

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 953.2 — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs Correct
B. Road works and temporary
C. On street parking
D. Speed limit signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 953.3 — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs Correct
B. On street parking
C. Direction and tourist signs
D. Regulatory signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 953 — official UK road sign
A. Tram signs
B. Speed limit signs
C. Level crossing signs
D. Bus and cycle signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 954.2 — official UK road sign
A. Traffic calming
B. Direction and tourist signs
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Pedestrian zone signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 954.3 — official UK road sign
A. Road works and temporary
B. Low bridge signs
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Motorway signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 954.4 — official UK road sign
A. Tram signs
B. Bus and cycle signs Correct
C. Warning signs
D. Regulatory signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 954 — official UK road sign
A. On street parking
B. Speed limit signs
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Motorway signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 955 — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs Correct
B. Warning signs
C. Low bridge signs
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 956 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian zone signs
B. Motorway signs
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Regulatory signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 957 — official UK road sign
A. Tram signs
B. Bus and cycle signs Correct
C. Warning signs
D. Tidal flow lane control

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 957R — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Bus and cycle signs Correct
C. Miscellaneous
D. On street parking

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 958.1 — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. On street parking
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 958 — official UK road sign
A. Tidal flow lane control
B. Miscellaneous
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Pedestrian zone signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 959.1 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
B. Bus and cycle signs Correct
C. Warning signs
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 960.1 — official UK road sign
A. On street parking
B. Level crossing signs
C. Bus and cycle signs Correct
D. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 960 — official UK road sign
A. Road works and temporary
B. Bus and cycle signs Correct
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 962.1 — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs Correct
B. Low bridge signs
C. Warning signs
D. Motorway signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 962 — official UK road sign
A. Traffic calming
B. Bus and cycle signs Correct
C. Tram signs
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 963.1 — official UK road sign
A. Tram signs
B. Bus and cycle signs Correct
C. Information signs
D. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians

This image is from the Department for Transport Bus and cycle signs collection.

These are PureCar practice questions, not licensed official DVA/DVSA revision questions. Official rules and guidance should be checked on nidirect and in the Highway Code for Northern Ireland. Checked 22 September 2026.
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