NUNAVUT SIGNS 01

Traffic and road signs in Nunavut, Canada follow the same standards as the rest of Canada. The signs use symbols and colors to convey important messages to drivers, such as speed limits, road conditions, and upcoming hazards.

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Question 1
s15
A
Rural school zone ahead
B
Maximum speed 50 km/h from this sign to the next
C
Speed limit changes ahead
D
End of 50 km per hour zone
Question 2
s28
A
Winding road ahead
B
Danger: hunting area ahead
C
Pavement is slippery when wet: slow down and drive with caution
D
Bumpy road ahead
Question 3
s8
A
School zone: watch for children playing
B
Provincial park notification
C
Destination board
D
Pedestrian control sign
Question 4
s22
A
Keep right
B
Keep left
C
Do not pass
D
Do not enter this road
Question 5
s7
A
Bump 120 meters ahead
B
Stop 150 meters ahead
C
Traffic lights ahead: slow down
D
Railway crossing ahead
Question 6
s25
A
Crosswalk ahead
B
Exit to the right
C
Winding road ahead
D
Sharp turn guides
Question 6 Explanation: 
Question 7
s1
A
Bump 150 meters ahead
B
Stop 150 meters ahead
C
Drivers must come to a complete stop
D
Stop only if other vehicles are approaching
Question 8
s18
A
Hidden intersection ahead
B
Road slippery when wet
C
Narrow road ahead
D
Winding road ahead
Question 9
s24
A
Road turns to the right
B
Road turns to the left
C
Merge Ahead
D
Two lanes ahead: both lanes travel in the same direction
Question 10
s26
A
Divided highway ahead
B
One-way street ahead
C
Hidden intersection ahead
D
Pavement/Road narrows ahead
Question 11
s6
A
U-turn prohibited
B
Right turn prohibited
C
Road slippery when wet
D
Left turn prohibited
Question 12
s13
A
Danger ahead: veer to the right
B
No parking from arrows to corner
C
Left turn lane
D
Right turn lane
Question 13
s14
A
Approaching vehicles must stop, then may proceed with caution
B
No stopping in the area between the signs
C
There are no stop signs in the direction of the arrows: proceed with caution
D
No entry into intersection
Question 14
s30
A
Construction zone ahead
B
Road closed ahead due to fallen rocks
C
Watch for fallen rock: be prepared to avoid rocks that may have fallen on the road
D
Steep hill ahead: be prepared to use a lower gear if necessary
Question 15
s4
A
Flagman on duty ahead
B
Pedestrian control sign
C
Road work ahead
D
School area ahead
Question 16
s19
A
No trucks
B
Permissive sign
C
Route for large trucks
D
Traffic circle ahead
Question 17
s10
A
Construction zone
B
Bridge or Viaduct ahead
C
Bump or uneven pavement on the road ahead: slow down
D
Construction zone ahead: slow down
Question 18
s17
A
Traffic circle ahead
B
Prohibited sign
C
Entry to roadway prohibited
D
Local traffic only
Question 19
s23
A
Winding road ahead
B
Sharp turn or bend in the road in the direction of the arrow
C
Danger: road ends
D
Keep right
Question 20
s2
A
Pass other traffic on the right
B
Winding road ahead
C
Road turns right, then left
D
Keep to the right of the traffic island
Question 21
s5
A
Hidden intersection ahead
B
Traffic island ahead
C
Right turn only at the intersection
D
Do not turn left at the intersection
Question 22
s27
A
Safety check ahead
B
Pavement ends 12 feet ahead
C
Steep hill ahead: be prepared to use a lower gear if necessary
D
Bumpy road ahead
Question 23
s12
A
Divided highway ends
B
Road under construction
C
Divided roadway ahead
D
Narrow bridge ahead
Question 24
s11
A
Pedestrian crosswalk ahead: yield to pedestrians
B
4-way intersection ahead: through traffic may proceed
C
Railway crossing ahead: be alert for trains
D
Hospital zone ahead: yield to oncoming traffic
Question 25
s29
A
Right lane ends ahead
B
Hidden intersection ahead
C
Pedestrian crossing ahead
D
Steep hill ahead
Question 26
s20-1
A
Playground area sign
B
Direction sign for children
C
School zone
D
Children playing in residential area
Question 27
s3
A
Dead-end street ahead
B
Stop sign ahead
C
Slow-moving vehicle (travelling less than 40 km/h)
D
Yield right-of-way to vehicle ahead
Question 28
s16
A
School zone ahead
B
Yield: give the right-of-way
C
Railway crossing ahead
D
Oncoming traffic must stop
Question 29
s9
A
School crosswalk sign
B
Caution: school bus crossing
C
Regulatory sign
D
School vehicles turning left ahead
Question 30
s21
A
Railroad crossing ahead
B
Pedestrian crossing: be prepared to stop and yield right-of-way to pedestrians.
C
Deer crossing ahead
D
Pedestrians or vehicles may not enter the roadway
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Due to Nunavut’s unique geography and climate, drivers should also be aware of special considerations when driving in the territory. For example, many roads are unpaved and may be difficult to navigate during winter. Additionally, wildlife such as caribou and polar bears are known to frequent the roads, requiring drivers to exercise extra caution. Driving in Nunavut requires a heightened awareness of one’s surroundings, and drivers should follow all posted signs and signals to ensure their safety and that of their passengers.

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