VICTORIA DKT ROAD SIGNS PRACTICE TEST 01

The Victoria Road Signs Test is an essential part of the learner driver licensing process in Victoria. This test evaluates your knowledge of road signs to ensure you can recognize and understand the rules and warnings displayed on the road.

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Victoria Road Signs Test 1

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Play are ahead

School area ahead

Workers on the road ahead

A construction sign replacing flagman on duty

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No pedestrians allowed on this road

Pedestrian crossing

Cross walk ends

Do not enter

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You are approaching a hospital zone

You are approaching a 4-way intersection

Rail crossing ahead

Pedestrian crosswalk ahead

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Give Way to bus

You have the right-of-way

School area ahead

Bus stop ahead

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Wildlife preservation center ahead

Scenic view ahead

Stock crossing ahead

Zoo ahead

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You are approaching a 4-way intersection

You are approaching a hospital zone

Stop if the red lights are flashing

Pedestrian crosswalk ahead

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Yield right-of-way

Dead end street ahead

Stop sign ahead

Slow moving vehicle ahead

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Stop sign 100 meters

You must come to a complete stop

Bump sign 50 meters

Stop only if others vehicles are approaching

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Sharp curves in the road

Roundabout ahead

Hazard close to the edge of the road

You may exit if you remain in right hand lane

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Winding road ahead

Slow traffic on multi-lane roads must keep left

Keep to the left of this sign

You may exit if you remain in left-hand lane

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Permanent 40 km/h speed limits outside schools on most 50 km/h roads.

End of 40 km per hour zone

Minimum speed of 40 km/hour

Speed limit for freeway

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Obstruction ahead

Cross-road intersection

Danger, road ends

Two-way traffic

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Do not turn right at the intersection

You must not turn left

Hidden intersection ahead

You are approaching a traffic island

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Winding road ahead

Left lane ends, prepare to move (merge) into another lane sign

Keep to left

Danger, road ends

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Left turn only

Right turn only

Winding road ahead

The road you are travelling on ends, you must give way to all traffic

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Road is slippery when wet

Bumpy road ahead

No passing ahead

Winding road ahead

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Divided highway ahead

Narrow bridge ahead

End of divided road

Road under construction

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Disabled Parking sign

A pedestrian crosswalk

Wheelchair available here

Hospital nearby

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Left turn only sign

Lane usage sign permitting all turns including left

No parking from arrows to corner

Advance warning of danger

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Need no stop for stop signs in the direction of arrows

Vehicles approaching from the angle shown must stop

Free parking available

You must not stop for more than two minutes in a No Parking area

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Road slippery when wet

You must not make a U turn

No right turn permitted

No left turn permitted

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Sharp curves in the road

You must stop in this lane

Freeway number exit sign

Pedestrian control sign

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Keep to left

Do not pass

Do not drive beyond this sign

Keep to right

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Light rail vehicles not allowed ahead

Railway crossing with traffic lights ahead

Only Trams are allowed to travel in lanes marked with this sign

Light rail vehicles park here

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Sharp curves in the road

You may exit if you remain in right-hand lane

Give way to vehicles on the roundabout

Hazard close to the edge of the road

Your score is

Before you can get your learner permit, you need to pass this test, which is usually taken online or at a VicRoads service centre. The test covers different categories of signs, such as regulatory (speed limits, no entry), warning (sharp bends, pedestrian crossings), and information signs (parking, hospital zone).

The VicRoads learners test is an essential step for those wishing to drive in Victoria, Australia. This assessment measures your knowledge of road rules, traffic signs, and safe driving practices. By ensuring that all drivers are well-informed about these crucial aspects, the test plays a vital role in enhancing road safety for everyone.