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Revision question · Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge
What warning is given by a large white triangle painted on the road surface before a junction?
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Stop at the junction
Give way at the junction
The road widens ahead
Two-way traffic ahead
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Give way at the junctionThis was the right answer
Some junctions only have 'give way' lines. This is usually where there's relatively little traffic. 'Give way' signs, and/or road markings, show you that traffic on the road you want to enter has priority.
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