Tram signs

Signs, signals and road markings that warn of and control tram routes. These are the tram signs you need to recognise for the DVSA theory test and for safe driving afterwards.

Every trams sign in this category

Trams crossing ahead

A triangular warning sign showing a tram, telling drivers a tramway crosses or joins the road.

Trams only

A sign marking a section of road reserved for trams, which other vehicles must not enter.

Tram signals

White bar signals used to control trams separately from the ordinary traffic lights beside them.

Tram stop ahead

A sign warning of a tram stop where passengers may step into or across the road.

No trams

A red-ringed circle with a tram symbol, prohibiting trams from the route beyond.

Tram lane road markings

Yellow lines and diamond markings that show where a tramway runs within the carriageway.

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