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Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2601.2 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian zone signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
C. Tidal flow lane control
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2602.2 — official UK road sign
A. Road works and temporary
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
C. Traffic calming
D. Miscellaneous

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2602.3 — official UK road sign
A. Warning signs
B. Information signs
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
D. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2602.3V — official UK road sign
A. Level crossing signs
B. On street parking
C. Tram signs
D. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2603 — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs
B. Low bridge signs
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
D. Miscellaneous

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2604R — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs
B. On street parking
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
D. Regulatory signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2605 — official UK road sign
A. On street parking
B. Level crossing signs
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
D. Regulatory signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2605V — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
C. Tram signs
D. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2606 — official UK road sign
A. Low bridge signs
B. Traffic calming
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
D. Pedestrian zone signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2606V — official UK road sign
A. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
B. Direction and tourist signs
C. Tram signs
D. Speed limit signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2607 — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs
B. On street parking
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
D. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2607V — official UK road sign
A. Road works and temporary
B. Warning signs
C. Level crossing signs
D. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2608 — official UK road sign
A. Direction and tourist signs
B. Road works and temporary
C. On street parking
D. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2610.2 — official UK road sign
A. Low bridge signs
B. Bus and cycle signs
C. Miscellaneous
D. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 2610V — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians Correct
C. Warning signs
D. Traffic calming

This image is from the Department for Transport Signs for cyclists and pedestrians collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 512 — official UK road sign
A. Tram signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
C. Information signs
D. Speed limit signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 513.2 — official UK road sign
A. Traffic calming
B. Motorway signs
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. On street parking

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 645 — official UK road sign
A. Direction and tourist signs
B. Motorway signs
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. Bus and cycle signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 670 — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. On street parking

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs670V20 — official UK road sign
A. Road works and temporary
B. On street parking
C. Motorway signs
D. Speed limit signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs670V30 — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs Correct
B. Information signs
C. Road works and temporary
D. Bus and cycle signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs670V50 — official UK road sign
A. On street parking
B. Road works and temporary
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. Direction and tourist signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs670V60 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
B. Speed limit signs Correct
C. Motorway signs
D. Miscellaneous

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 671 — official UK road sign
A. Regulatory signs
B. Motorway signs
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. Information signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 672 — official UK road sign
A. Information signs
B. Speed limit signs Correct
C. On street parking
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Speed limit signs collection.

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