British Columbia, Canada
STOP SIGN 3-WAY TAB 4-WAY TAB YIELD MAX SPEED AHEAD MAX SPEED MAX SPEED UNLESS POSTED SPEED LIMIT ENDS SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT ONE WAY DO NOT ENTER TWO WAY TRAFFIC ROAD CLOSED LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY SLOW VEHICLES PROHIBITED KEEP RIGHT NO RIGHT TURN NO U-TURN DO NOT PASS STOP LINE INDICATOR TURN LEFT TURN […]
No Parking & No Stopping Road Signs What’s the difference between “no stopping” and “no parking” road signs? No Stopping Road Signs “No stopping” literally means, do not stop your vehicle. It’s kind of like the opposite of a stop sign. In other words, “Keep it moving.” If it helps to imagine a “Go” sign […]
Welcome to British Columbia (Canada) Road Lines & Pavement Markings Understanding road lines matters; not only to be able to pass pesky tests to get your driver’s license and resultant freedom, but also to, you know, stay out of trouble while you are driving, and get from A to B in one piece. In this […]
Turning Left Across Yellow Lines Everyone knows that you can turn left and right at intersections, but you might wonder if you can also turn left across yellow lines into a driveway, for example. The rules about this may be different depending on where in the world, country, province, or state we are talking about. […]
Welcome to Construction Road Signs British Columbia Orange road signs are for construction, maintenance, and/or something of a temporary nature. Be sure to watch for traffic control people and follow their directions. Traffic control people can legally override other traffic control devices. In other words, if a traffic control person instructs you to go through a red light, […]
What does the red traffic light mean? The steady red traffic light means that you must stop your vehicle. After you come to a full and complete stop – and if it is safe – you may turn right in British Columbia and most other Canadian places, or turn left in British Columbia if it’s […]
What Does a Flashing Green Light BC mean? (British Columbia) Everyone knows that red means stop, green means go and yellow means stop as long as you safely can. The flashing green light BC, seen around beautiful British Columbia simply indicates the intersection is pedestrian-controlled. In other words, it will flash green all day long, […]
Red Lights with green arrows – a question We have received a question here on the blog regarding red lights with green arrows. Here it is : I’ve read that if a green arrow is shown with a red light, you can go in the direction of the arrow if the way is clear. I […]
Yellow Light – There seems to be a lot of confusion about this Ah the yellow light. Traffic light, that is. Everyone knows about the green light and the red light, I think. But it seems, over time, people forget about the true meaning of the beautiful amber traffic light. Especially when you simply observe […]
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