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

There's a 'give way' sign where a one-way street joins a main road. What road markings would you see across the mouth of the junction?

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A single broken white line across the whole width of the minor road

Double broken white lines across the left-hand side of the minor road

Double broken white lines across the whole width of the minor road

A single white line across the whole width of the minor road

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Double broken white lines across the whole width of the minor roadThis was the right answer

At the end of a one-way street, vehicles turning left will position on the left-hand side of the road and those turning right will use the right-hand side of the road. The double broken 'give way' lines will therefore run across the full width of the junction.

Reviewed reading for this question

Rule 172Highway Code rule · Give-way lines and the large triangle identify the priority boundary at a junction.Know Your Traffic Signs: road markingsReviewed guidance summary · Give-way lines and the large triangle identify the priority boundary at a junction.

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