10 Road Signs People Get Wrong

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00:0010 road signs people get wrong yield sign yield means giving priority to moving traffic and being

00:07ready to stop commonly at roundabouts and merges no entry sign a red circle with a white bar means

00:14do not enter and applies universally unless noted preventing dangerous one-way conflicts

00:21stop ahead sign a yellow diamond warns of a stop sign ahead so begin slowing early

00:27especially in limited visibility to avoid rear end crashes merge sign indicates lanes will converge

00:35so adjust speed signal early and create gaps as cooperation prevents congestion road rage and

00:41crashes slippery when wet sign warns of reduced traction from rain ice or gravel so slow down and

00:50avoid sharp maneuvers especially on curves and bridges pedestrian crossing sign indicates

00:57pedestrian right of way so reduce speed and prepare to stop especially near schools parks

01:02or busy urban crossings two-way traffic sign warns that traffic flows in both directions

01:08so avoid risky overtaking and maintain lane discipline especially on narrow or rural roads

01:15no overtaking sign a circular sign showing two cars one in red indicates a no overtaking zone

01:22this restriction exists on curves hills or narrow roads where visibility is limited

01:28railroad crossing sign a circular yellow sign indicates tracks ahead so approach cautiously look

01:34both ways and stop if necessary since train speed and distance can be deceptive roundabout sign

01:42indicates an upcoming circular intersection so yield to circulating traffic choose the correct lane

01:47and signal as misunderstanding causes hesitation and collisions