What does this warning sign show?
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
Slow down and watch for vehicles entering from either side at the intersection ahead.
Source: Safe driving practice
Warning sign · Road layout
Crossroad ahead warning sign
A crossroad is ahead, where traffic can come from the left, the right or straight on.
Asked in general knowledgeShown in 2 practice questionsAdvisory: it warns, it does not command
What it means
What does the crossroad ahead sign mean in NSW?
A thick upright line crossed by a thinner one forms a plus sign. In our drawing the heavier upright stands for the road you are on and the lighter bar for the road that crosses it. Cars may come out from both sides, and on country roads the cross road may be hidden by crops, trees or a crest. If the junction has no signs or lights, you give way to vehicles approaching from your right.
What to do
- 1
Ease off and look both ways as you approach.
- 2
Watch for cars pulling out from the side roads.
- 3
If the junction has no signs or lights, give way to the right.
Practice questions with this sign
You see this sign on a country road. What should you be ready for?
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
The sign warns of a crossroad ahead. Slow down and watch for vehicles and people coming from either side.
Source: Safe driving practice
Common questions
- What does a plus sign on a yellow road sign mean?
- A crossroad intersection is ahead, with roads joining from the left and right.
- Who goes first at a crossroad with no signs?
- Give way to any vehicle approaching from your right, and if you are turning right, to oncoming traffic too.
Your L plate turns green when you would pass
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