Module 3: Road signs and their meanings
Sign shapes and colours
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What you will learn
Recognise what a sign's shape and colour tell you before you read it.
- Regulatory signs
- Warning signs
- Information, direction and temporary signs
Regulatory signs: you must obey
LawRegulatory signs tell you what you must or must not do. Many are round with a red border, like speed limit signs. The STOP sign (red octagon) and sign (upside-down triangle with a red border) have unique shapes so you can recognise them from any angle.
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View official source (opens in a new tab)Warning signs: take care
Safe-driving advicePermanent warning signs are usually yellow diamonds with black symbols. They warn you of a ahead, such as a sharp curve, an intersection or children crossing. Slow down and be ready.
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View official source (opens in a new tab)Information, direction and temporary signs
Safe-driving adviceInformation signs (often blue) show services like hospitals or rest areas. Direction signs (usually green) show routes and places. Orange signs are temporary and are used at roadworks – they must be obeyed just like permanent signs.
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View official source (opens in a new tab)Knowledge check
A few quick questions – no timer, no pressure.
What does a sign with a red circle around a number mean?
Summary
- Red circle = rule you must obey.
- Yellow diamond = warning.
- Orange = roadworks; temporary limits are legal limits.
- Advisory speeds are recommended, not legal limits.
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- Official sourceView official source: Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2004 (opens in a new tab)NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi – Land Transport Rules index
- Official sourceView official source: Road Code – Signs, signals and markings (opens in a new tab)NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi – Look for the road signs, signals and road markings chapters