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Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs672v40 — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs Correct
B. Regulatory signs
C. Information signs
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 SignsDiagram 673 — official UK road sign
A. Information signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
C. Tram 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 Signs673v40 — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs Correct
B. Level crossing signs
C. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
D. Motorway 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 674 — official UK road sign
A. Level crossing signs
B. Speed limit signs Correct
C. Road works and temporary
D. Tidal flow lane control

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 675 — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs Correct
B. Warning 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 SignsDiagram 878.1 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
B. Speed limit signs Correct
C. Road works and temporary
D. Warning 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 878 — official UK road sign
A. Information signs
B. Speed limit signs Correct
C. On street parking
D. Road works and temporary

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 879 — official UK road sign
A. Warning signs
B. Speed limit signs Correct
C. Bus and cycle signs
D. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian

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 880 — official UK road sign
A. Traffic calming
B. Tidal flow lane control
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. Low bridge 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 Signs2402.1+670V30 — official UK road sign
A. Low bridge signs
B. Miscellaneous
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian

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 2901 — official UK road sign
A. Information signs
B. Low bridge signs
C. Miscellaneous
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 7001 — official UK road sign
A. Miscellaneous
B. Pedestrian zone signs
C. Speed limit signs Correct
D. Traffic calming

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 7032 — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
C. Tram 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 5001.1 — official UK road sign
A. Low bridge signs
B. Warning signs
C. Tidal flow lane control Correct
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5001.2 — official UK road sign
A. Road works and temporary
B. Level crossing signs
C. Tidal flow lane control Correct
D. Tram signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5003.1 — official UK road sign
A. Information signs
B. Tidal flow lane control Correct
C. Warning signs
D. Tram signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5003 — official UK road sign
A. Tram signs
B. Motorway signs
C. On street parking
D. Tidal flow lane control Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5005.1 — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs
B. Motorway signs
C. Warning signs
D. Tidal flow lane control Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5005 — official UK road sign
A. Level crossing signs
B. Speed limit signs
C. Tidal flow lane control Correct
D. Warning signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5010 — official UK road sign
A. Tidal flow lane control Correct
B. Regulatory signs
C. Bus and cycle signs
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5011 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
B. Tidal flow lane control Correct
C. Warning signs
D. Low bridge signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5012 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
B. Tram signs
C. Level crossing signs
D. Tidal flow lane control Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5013 — official UK road sign
A. Information signs
B. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
C. Miscellaneous
D. Tidal flow lane control Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5014 — official UK road sign
A. Warning signs
B. Speed limit signs
C. Traffic calming
D. Tidal flow lane control Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 5015 — official UK road sign
A. Direction and tourist signs
B. Level crossing signs
C. Tidal flow lane control Correct
D. Speed limit signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tidal flow lane control 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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