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You encounter a street sign that reads 'NO U-TURN' with a red circle and a diagonal line across a U-turn arrow. Which category of sign is this, and what is its implication?
Red-circled signs with a diagonal line are regulatory signs, indicating a prohibition. This sign specifically means U-turns are not allowed.
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Question: You encounter a street sign that reads 'NO U-TURN' with a red circle and a diagonal line across a U-turn arrow. Which category of sign is this, and what is its implication?
Answer options:
- Warning sign; U-turns are dangerous here.
- Information sign; U-turns lead to heavy traffic. ✅ Regulatory sign; U-turns are prohibited at this intersection.
- Temporary sign; U-turns are temporarily restricted due to construction.
Correct answer: Regulatory sign; U-turns are prohibited at this intersection.
Explanation: Red-circled signs with a diagonal line are regulatory signs, indicating a prohibition. This sign specifically means U-turns are not allowed.
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