Ontario Traffic lights & pavement markings

1. What does this signal mean?

2. Broken lines that are wider and closer together than regular broken lines are called continuity lines. When you see continuity lines on your left side, it generally means that

3. The signs, overhead yellow lights, and, pavement markings in the picture below indicate

4. What does this flashing yellow signal mean?

5. What does this signal mean?

6. What does this signal mean?

7. What does this flashing red beacon mean?

8. What does this signal mean?

9. What is the use of a pedestrian push button on the walk sign?

10. What does this pedestrian signal mean?

11. What does the broken yellow line at the left of the vehicles mean?

15. What does this signal mean?

13. What does this beacon mean?

14. The single white lines across the road at the intersection in the picture below indicates

15. How should pedestrians cross when there are no pedestrian signals on an intersection with traffic lights?

16. What happens when the hand signal appears while pedestrians are already crossing the way?

17. What should you do when there is a blank traffic light at the intersection?

18. What do the white arrows in the picture below mean?

19. The continuity lines on your right means?

20. The two parallel white lines painted across the road at the intersection in the picture below indicate

21. What is the purpose of the yellow solid line in the picture?

22. What does this signal mean?

23. What does this flashing red signal mean?

24. Who has the right of way when pedestrians are crossing the way?

25. What does the white broken line in the picture do?

26. What does this signal mean?

27. What does this signal mean?

28. What does this pedestrian signal mean?

29. What does this signal mean?

30. What does the yellow solid line at the left of the vehicles mean?

31. What does a stop line show?

32. What do the two solid lines painted on the pavement in the picture below mean?

33. What does this signal mean?