Revision question · Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge

Where are fluorescent green/yellow reflective studs used to mark the carriageway?

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At contraflow systems and roadworks

At slip-road exits and entrances

Between the edge of the carriageway and the central reservation

Across the road, marking where roadworks start and finish

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At contraflow systems and roadworksThis was the right answer

Fluorescent green/yellow reflective studs indicate temporary lane changes, such as at roadworks and contraflow systems. The lanes are often narrower than normal lanes. You should obey any speed restrictions through the roadworks.

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Know Your Traffic Signs: road markingsReviewed guidance summary · The original temporary-stud context was inspected. Red marks the left edge, white lane divisions, amber the central reservation, green slip roads and fluorescent studs temporary layouts.Know Your Traffic Signs: motorway signs and signalsReviewed guidance summary · The original temporary-stud context was inspected. Red marks the left edge, white lane divisions, amber the central reservation, green slip roads and fluorescent studs temporary layouts.

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