BC Class 6 Motorcycle Practice · Question
What does a circular regulatory sign with a red slash through it indicate to a motorcyclist?
Circular regulatory signs with a red slash indicate that the action shown inside the circle is prohibited. For example, a red slash over a car indicates 'No Ent
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Question: What does a circular regulatory sign with a red slash through it indicate to a motorcyclist?
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- A mandatory stop. ✅ A prohibited action or entry.
- A recommended speed limit.
- A warning of an upcoming hazard.
Correct answer: A prohibited action or entry.
Explanation: Circular regulatory signs with a red slash indicate that the action shown inside the circle is prohibited. For example, a red slash over a car indicates 'No Entry'.
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