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    Information signs

    Rectangular signs that tell you about the road layout, services and facilities. These are the information signs you need to recognise for the DVSA theory test and for safe driving afterwards.

    Every information sign in this category

    One way traffic sign

    A blue rectangle with a white arrow that tells you far more about lane behaviour than most learners realise.

    Mini-roundabout sign — blue and white circle UK road sign

    Mini-roundabout sign

    A small blue circle with three white arrows that governs a junction far more compact, and often more confusing, than a full-size roundabout.

    One-way traffic — blue and white rectangle UK road sign

    One-way traffic

    The one-way traffic sign indicates that vehicular traffic must travel only in the direction shown by the arrow.

    Dual carriageway ends ahead — white and black rectangle UK road sign

    Dual carriageway ends ahead

    This sign alerts drivers that the central reservation is ending and two-way traffic will share a single carriageway ahead.

    Passing place — blue and white rectangle UK road sign

    Passing place

    A passing place sign marks designated widened areas on narrow single-track roads to allow vehicles to pass or permit overtaking.

    Home Zone entry — blue and white rectangle UK road sign

    Home Zone entry

    Home Zone entry signs mark residential areas redesigned to give pedestrians and cyclists priority in low-speed street environments.

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