BC Class 6 Motorcycle Practice · Question
A green sign typically indicates:
Green signs give permitted movements or direction/distance information (e.g., highway exits).
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Question: A green sign typically indicates:
Answer options:
- Prohibition ✅ Permitted movement or direction/distance information
- Warning
- Stop
Correct answer: Permitted movement or direction/distance information
Explanation: Green signs give permitted movements or direction/distance information (e.g., highway exits).
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