BC MOTORCYCLE TEST SIGNS 01

In British Columbia, Canada, all motorcyclists are required to adhere to the same traffic rules and signs as other drivers on the road.

BC Traffic Signs Test 01

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Pedestrian control sign

Destination sign

Provincial park notification

Recreation area ahead

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Signal lights ahead

Bump 120 meters ahead

School bus stop ahead

Stop 150 meters ahead

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Winding road ahead

Bumpy road ahead

Road may be slippery ahead

Sharp bend in the road

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Pedestrian crosswalk ahead: yield to pedestrians

4-way intersection ahead: through traffic may proceed

Hospital zone ahead: yield to oncoming traffic

Railway crossing ahead, be prepared to stop

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Construction zone, Crew working

Pedestrian control sign

School area ahead

Flagman on duty ahead

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Road slippery when wet

Hidden intersection ahead

Winding road ahead

Narrow road ahead

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Do not enter

Traffic circle ahead

Local traffic only

Railway crossing

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There are no stop signs in the direction of the arrows: proceed with caution

No stopping between here and the next no-stopping sign

No entry into intersection

Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution

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School zone ahead

Give the right-of-way to other vehicles and crossing pedestrians

Railway crossing ahead

Oncoming traffic must stop

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Go straight only, no turns

Route for large trucks

Do not enter

Traffic circle ahead

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Danger ahead: veer to the right

Left turn lane

Turn left only

No parking from arrows to corner

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Pass other traffic on the right

Road turns right, then left

Winding road ahead

Keep right of the divider

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Bump or rough road ahead

Construction zone ahead: slow down

River ahead

Bridge or Viaduct ahead

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Steep hill ahead: be prepared to use a lower gear if necessary

Watch for rocks on the road ahead

Road closed ahead due to fallen rocks

Construction zone ahead

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Stop 150 meters ahead

Stop only if other vehicles are approaching

Stop completely, continue only when safe

Bump 150 meters ahead

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Watch for pedestrians

You are entering a playground zone

School zone, reduce speed when children are present

You are entering a playground area

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Both lanes travel in the same direction

Two-way traffic, keep right unless passing

Divider ahead

Merge Ahead

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Do not pass

Railway crossing

Do not enter

Keep left

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One-way street ahead

Road narrows ahead

Hidden intersection ahead

Divided highway ahead

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Hidden intersection ahead

Pedestrian crossing ahead

Steep hill ahead

Right lane ends ahead

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Right turn prohibited

Left turn prohibited

Road slippery when wet

No U-turn

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Narrow structure ahead, often a bridge

Pavement ends

Railway crossing

Sharp bend in the road

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You are entering a playground zone

Pedestrians or vehicles may not enter the roadway

School crosswalk, yield to pedestrians

School zone ends

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Children playing in residential area

Direction sign for children

School crosswalk ahead

Playground area sign

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Bumpy road ahead

Pavement ends 12 feet ahead

Safety check ahead

Steep hill ahead, slow down

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Motorcyclists must comply with speed limits, stop signs, yield signs, and all other road signs. However, some specific rules and signs apply only to motorcycles. For example, in British Columbia, it is illegal to perform wheelies on public roads. Additionally, some highways in British Columbia have designated motorcycle lanes, and riders are required to use these lanes when available. All motorcyclists need to familiarize themselves with the traffic rules and signs specific to their area, ensuring they can safely and legally navigate the roads. Proper knowledge of traffic rules and signs can help a motorcyclist avoid accidents and save lives.

This online ICBC Motorcycle Knowledge Test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the BC Motorcycle driver’s test required before you can get your Motorcycle driver’s license. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your BC operator’s license at your local licensing office.