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Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 953.2 — official UK road sign
A. Miscellaneous
B. Low bridge signs
C. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
D. Tram signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Tram signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 963.3 — official UK road sign
A. Motorway signs
B. Direction and tourist signs
C. Tram signs Correct
D. Warning signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tram signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 963.3L — official UK road sign
A. Regulatory signs
B. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
C. Tram signs Correct
D. Bus and cycle signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tram signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 963.3R — official UK road sign
A. Level crossing signs
B. Road works and temporary
C. Tram signs Correct
D. Direction and tourist signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Tram signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 501 — official UK road sign
A. Tidal flow lane control
B. Motorway signs
C. Warning signs Correct
D. On street parking

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 502 — official UK road sign
A. Low bridge signs
B. Warning signs Correct
C. Level crossing signs
D. Road works and temporary

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 503 — official UK road sign
A. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
B. Warning signs Correct
C. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
D. On street parking

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 504.1 — official UK road sign
A. Tidal flow lane control
B. Road works and temporary
C. Level crossing signs
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 504.1L — official UK road sign
A. Low bridge signs
B. Road works and temporary
C. On street parking
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 504.1R — official UK road sign
A. Level crossing signs
B. Road works and temporary
C. Bus and cycle signs
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 505.1 — official UK road sign
A. Signs for cyclists and pedestrians
B. Warning signs Correct
C. Tram signs
D. On street parking

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 505.1R — official UK road sign
A. Tram signs
B. Level crossing signs
C. Information signs
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 506.1 — official UK road sign
A. Warning signs Correct
B. Road works and temporary
C. On street parking
D. Speed limit signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 506.1L — official UK road sign
A. Level crossing signs
B. Miscellaneous
C. Tidal flow lane control
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs506.1LL — official UK road sign
A. Level crossing signs
B. Tidal flow lane control
C. Warning signs Correct
D. Miscellaneous

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs506.1RR — official UK road sign
A. Warning signs Correct
B. Direction and tourist signs
C. Bus and cycle signs
D. Information signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 507.1 — official UK road sign
A. Pedestrian zone signs
B. Tidal flow lane control
C. Regulatory signs
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs507.1LRR — official UK road sign
A. Traffic calming
B. Pedestrian zone signs
C. Speed limit signs
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs507.1RL — official UK road sign
A. Traffic calming
B. Motorway signs
C. Warning signs Correct
D. Level crossing signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road Signs507.RLL — official UK road sign
A. Bus and cycle signs
B. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
C. Warning signs Correct
D. Direction and tourist signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 508.1 — official UK road sign
A. Warning signs Correct
B. Bus and cycle signs
C. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
D. Regulatory signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 509.1 — official UK road sign
A. Speed limit signs
B. Warning signs Correct
C. Miscellaneous
D. Tram signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 510 — official UK road sign
A. Regulatory signs
B. Pedestrian zone signs
C. Tram signs
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 511 — official UK road sign
A. Miscellaneous
B. Pedestrian, cycle, equestrian
C. Speed limit signs
D. Warning signs Correct

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning signs collection.

Which Department for Transport road-sign category does this sign belong to?Road SignsDiagram 512.1 — official UK road sign
A. Warning signs Correct
B. Bus and cycle signs
C. Tidal flow lane control
D. Speed limit signs

This image is from the Department for Transport Warning 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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