Quebec SAAQ Knowledge Test · Question
An advisory speed tab posted below a curve-warning sign shows:
Yellow advisory speed tabs mounted underneath warning signs indicate the recommended safe speed to comfortably navigate the upcoming hazard under ideal conditio
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Question: An advisory speed tab posted below a curve-warning sign shows:
Answer options:
- Legal maximum speed ✅ A recommended safe speed for the curve
- Minimum speed
- School-zone speed
Correct answer: A recommended safe speed for the curve
Explanation: Yellow advisory speed tabs mounted underneath warning signs indicate the recommended safe speed to comfortably navigate the upcoming hazard under ideal conditions. Unlike white regulatory speed limit signs, they do not establish the legal maximum or minimum speed limits, nor do they denote school-zone speeds. According to Québec road signage standards, yellow signs advise drivers of potential hazards and suggest safe actions, whereas white signs dictate legal mandates. For the SAAQ exam, remembering that yellow signs are warning or advisory while white signs enforce legal requirements is a key distinction that frequently appears on the theory test.
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