Road signs are a big part of the learner licence test. Learn the shape and colour first — it tells you the type of sign even before you read it.
| Shape / colour | Usually means |
|---|---|
| Circle with a red border | Prohibitory — something is not allowed |
| Blue circle | Mandatory — you must do this |
| Triangle with a red border | Warning — be careful ahead |
| Rectangle (blue / green) | Information about places and facilities |
🔥 Most asked signs
These signs come up again and again in the learner licence test. Learn these first.















Prohibitory signs
Things you must not do. Usually a circle with a red border (or a red slash). Breaking them is an offence.


















Mandatory signs
Things you must do. Usually a blue circle or rectangle with white symbols.











Cautionary (warning) signs
Usually a triangle with a red border. They warn you of a hazard or change in the road ahead so you can slow down and be ready.




























Informatory signs
Usually a blue or green rectangle. They tell you about facilities, places and directions.































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