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No straight through
Do not drive straight through the intersection.
3 practice questions use this sign.
Practice questions with this sign
What does this sign mean?
- Straight ahead only.
- Do not drive straight through the intersection. (Correct answer)
- One-way road ahead.
- The speed limit changes ahead.
Explanation: The red circle and slash over an upward arrow means you may not go straight through this intersection.
At this sign, with no other signs posted, which movements may you make?
- Go straight only.
- Make a U-turn only.
- None; you must stop and wait.
- Turn left or turn right. (Correct answer)
Explanation: Only the straight-through movement is prohibited. Turning left or right is still allowed unless another sign says otherwise.
How is this sign different from a One Way sign?
- They mean the same thing.
- This one shows the only direction traffic may travel.
- This one means the road ahead is closed to trucks.
- This one bans going straight; One Way shows the direction traffic must travel. (Correct answer)
Explanation: A red circle and slash bans the movement shown, here going straight. A One Way sign is a black arrow showing the direction of traffic.