At some signalised and also at some unsignalised junctions, a box junction will be found marked on the road. There are red and yellow box junctions. Additional traffic joining from left ahead. Traffic on main carriageway has priority over joining traffic from right hand lane of slip road

Further, changing lanes within such zone is not permitted, and pedestrians and cyclist may not cross the road other than at the dedicated pedestrian and/or cyclist crossing. The tram only sign is combined with a white rectangular information sign. This sign means the route ahead is tram only, while the junction to the right is for normal traffic heading towards the city centre. If you’re driving and see this sign, you’ll need to turn right as the road ahead is just for trams. Tram only road markings You MUST wait if a train goes by and the red lights continue to flash. This means another train will be passing soon. No. This sign is not dangerous but you have to be careful while crossing the rails on your tram-only level crossing because of the tram may be approaching at a decently high speed. It's not good to trample the rails on your way across. Why is so important?

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Andersonreport• Worboysreport• TrafficSignDesign• TSRGDandTSM ( Motorwayalphabet• Transportalphabet)• GuildfordRules You might also see a level crossing warning sign when you approach a tramway crossing with a barrier, so keep an eye out for this sign.

After the amber light was introduced on wig-wags in the UK due to the Hixon Rail Crash, the variant at automatic half barrier crossings was replaced, including the warning triangle that came with it. At this time, automatic open level crossings were being introduced, and wig-wags were now being used to protect more situations such as emergency service stations on busy roads. At half barrier crossings, the text "AUTOMATIC BARRIERS" was added to the original sign, to accompany the warning triangle of a gated level crossing ahead. However, at open automatic crossings, the text "AUTOMATIC CONTROL (NO BARRIERS)" accompanied the warning triangle for an open level crossing ahead. At some emergency service stations where stopping traffic on a busy road was necessary, the text "FIRE STATION", "POLICE STATION" or "AMBULANCE STATION" was added to the original sign to be placed underneath the danger ahead warning triangle at these stations. Open crossings. These have no gates, barriers, attendant or traffic lights but will have a ‘Give Way’ sign. You should look both ways, listen and make sure there is no train coming before you cross. Rule 299 When the ‘Road Works Ahead’ sign is displayed, take extra care and look for additional signs providing more specific instructions. Observe all signs – they are there for your safety and the safety of road workers.A tram in a red triangle warns you of trams crossing ahead. This sign can be combined with a level crossing give-way sign. Trams approaching from both directions. In the vicinity of a tram way pedestrian crossing, a zigzag zone can be found. This zone is indicated by a white zigzag line between the lanes, and a yellow zigzag line on the both sides of the road. Narrow lanes. Lanes may be narrower than normal and will be marked by studs or temporary road markings. Keep a safe distance (see Rule 126) from the vehicle in front and make sure you can clearly see the edges of the lane ahead. A– One way traffic, B– Ahead only, C– Priority over oncoming vehicles, D– End of two way road Question 4

Take extra care near cyclists and motorcyclists as they are vulnerable to skidding on grit, mud or other debris at road works. Drivers whose vehicles enter the box marking when other stationary vehicles are preventing them from leaving it are committing an offense. Traffic in right hand lane of slip road joining the main carriageway has priority over left hand lane

A– Cyclists must dismount, B– Cycles are not allowed, C– Cycle route ahead, D– Cycle in single file Question 9 A– Through traffic to use left lane, B– Right hand lane T-junction only, C– Lane ahead closed, D– 11 tonne weight limit Question 7

Trams themselves have been around for a very long time, but they were not as developed as they are today. Is this sign dangerous? The direction of the tram line can be indicated by a sign depicting either one, or two trams, and an arrow indicating the direction of the tram.Always give priority to trams, especially when they signal to pull away from stops, unless it would be unsafe to do so. Remember that they may be carrying large numbers of standing passengers who could be injured if the tram had to make an emergency stop. Look out for people getting off a bus or tram and crossing the road. Rule 306 A grey signboard depicting a white cross indicates that the lane which the driver is travelling on is about to cross a tram line, or that after turning from the lane a tram line will be crossed. The driver should exercise a high degree of care and caution. User-operated gates or barriers. Some crossings have ‘Stop’ signs and small red and green lights. You MUST NOT cross when the red light is showing, only cross if the green light is on. If crossing with a vehicle, you should