On any road especially in rural areas.

To warn that there is an obstruction or temporary obstruction next to the road and that the road alignment to the left or right hand side is altered.

Do not pass to the right.

Overview The Temporary Hazard Marker Signs (South Africa) – Danger Plate Sign is used on public roads, especially in rural areas, to warn drivers of a hazardous obstruction near the roadway that affects normal road alignment. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that there is a temporary or fixed obstruction close to the road, and traffic must adjust its path accordingly. It also warns drivers specifically not to pass on the side indicated as unsafe (for example, “do not pass to the right”). How It Works in Practice An object or barrier is partially blocking or narrowing the road. The road alignment shifts left or right to guide traffic safely. Passing on the wrong side may lead to collisions or leaving the roadway. It is commonly used as a temporary safety measure in work zones or rural hazards. Driver Responsibilities Follow the indicated safe side of passage Slow down when approaching the obstruction Do not attempt to pass on the prohibited side Stay alert for additional warning signs or barriers Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In rural areas with roadside obstacles At roadworks or maintenance zones Near damaged roads or temporary hazards Where road alignment is temporarily changed Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the danger plate sign is to safely guide traffic around a roadside obstruction by clearly indicating the correct direction of travel and preventing vehicles from entering hazardous areas. Common Mistakes to Avoid Ignoring the instruction to avoid one side Driving too fast near the obstruction Failing to follow the temporary road alignment Assuming the road continues straight as normal Safety Tips Slow down early when hazard markers are visible Follow directional arrows or markings carefully Maintain full attention on temporary road changes Proceed cautiously through the altered section Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this warning may result in: Collisions with roadside obstacles or barriers Vehicle damage from unsafe detours Loss of control due to sudden manoeuvres Traffic fines for unsafe driving behaviour Summary The danger plate sign in South Africa warns drivers of a temporary roadside obstruction and guides them to pass safely on the correct side. Drivers must slow down and follow the indicated direction to avoid hazards.

On any road especially in rural areas.

To warn that there is an obstruction or temporary obstruction next to the road and that the road alignment to the left or right hand side is altered.

Do not pass to the left.

Overview The Temporary Hazard Marker Signs (South Africa) – Danger Plate Sign is used on public roads, especially in rural areas, to warn drivers of a roadside obstruction that temporarily alters the normal alignment of the road. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that there is an obstruction or hazard near the roadway, and traffic must deviate safely around it. It specifically instructs drivers that the left side is unsafe for passing in this case. How It Works in Practice An object or barrier is positioned close to or partially blocking the road. The roadway is temporarily shifted to guide vehicles safely around the obstruction. Passing on the left-hand side is prohibited due to danger or blockage. The sign forms part of temporary traffic control in hazard areas. Driver Responsibilities Slow down when approaching the hazard marker Do not pass on the left-hand side Follow the safe route indicated by road layout or additional signage Remain alert for workers, barriers, or uneven surfaces Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In rural areas with roadside obstructions At roadworks or maintenance sites Where part of the road is damaged or closed Where temporary traffic diversion is required Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the danger plate sign is to safely direct traffic around a hazard by clearly indicating which side is unsafe to pass, preventing collisions and ensuring orderly movement through the affected area. Common Mistakes to Avoid Attempting to pass on the prohibited left side Driving too fast through temporary work zones Ignoring barriers or directional markings Assuming normal road alignment applies Safety Tips Reduce speed well before the hazard area Follow all temporary road signs and markings Stay focused on changes in road layout Proceed cautiously through narrowed or diverted sections Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this warning may result in: Collisions with barriers or roadworks equipment Vehicle damage due to unsafe manoeuvres Endangering road workers or other motorists Traffic fines for non-compliance with road signage Summary The danger plate sign in South Africa warns drivers of a roadside obstruction and indicates that passing on the left is not allowed. Drivers must slow down and follow the safe alternative route to avoid hazards.

On any road especially in mountainous areas.

To warn that the road ahead curves suddenly

Slow down to take the curve at a safe speed or to be able to stop within the distance you can see.

Overview The Temporary Hazard Marker Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Curve Chevron Sign is used on public roads, especially in mountainous or high-risk areas, to clearly indicate a sharp change in road direction ahead. What the Sign Means This sign warns that the road ahead has a sudden and pronounced curve. It helps guide drivers through the bend and reduces the risk of leaving the roadway due to excessive speed or poor visibility. How It Works in Practice Multiple chevron boards point in the direction of the curve. The road bends sharply left or right ahead. Visibility through the curve may be limited. Speed control is essential to maintain vehicle stability. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well before entering the curve Follow the direction indicated by the chevron markers Maintain a steady steering input through the bend Be prepared to stop within visible distance if necessary Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In mountainous or hilly regions On winding rural roads At sharp bends with limited visibility In temporary roadwork or diversion zones Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp curve chevron sign is to clearly guide drivers through dangerous bends in the road, helping them maintain control and avoid running off the roadway or colliding with roadside obstacles. Common Mistakes to Avoid Approaching the curve at high speed Ignoring the direction indicated by chevrons Sudden braking while already in the curve Oversteering or understeering through the bend Safety Tips Reduce speed before entering the curve, not during it Look ahead through the bend where possible Keep both hands firmly on the steering wheel Drive smoothly and avoid sudden movements Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring sharp curve chevron warnings may result in: Loss of vehicle control Leaving the roadway or rolling over Collisions with roadside barriers or terrain Serious injury or fatal accidents Summary The sharp curve chevron sign in South Africa warns drivers of a sudden bend in the road. Drivers must slow down, follow the indicated direction, and maintain control to safely navigate the curve.

On any road especially in mountainous areas.

To warn that the road ahead curves suddenly

Slow down to take the curve at a safe speed or to be able to stop within the distance you can see.

Overview The Temporary Hazard Marker Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Curve Chevron Sign is used on roads, especially in mountainous or high-risk areas, to warn drivers of a sudden and sharp change in road direction ahead. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that the road ahead curves sharply to the left or right. The chevron boards visually guide drivers through the bend and highlight the safest direction of travel. How It Works in Practice Multiple chevron arrows point in the direction of the curve. The bend may be sharp and difficult to see in advance. Vehicle stability can be affected if speed is too high. Road edges or obstacles may be close to the travel path. Driver Responsibilities Slow down before reaching the curve Follow the direction indicated by the chevrons Maintain control of steering throughout the bend Be prepared to stop within visible distance if needed Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In mountainous or hilly terrain On winding rural or gravel roads At sharp bends with limited visibility In temporary roadworks or diversion routes Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp curve chevron sign is to clearly guide drivers through a dangerous bend, helping them reduce speed, stay in lane, and avoid leaving the roadway or losing control. Common Mistakes to Avoid Entering the curve at high speed Ignoring the direction of the chevrons Braking suddenly while already in the curve Overcorrecting steering during the bend Safety Tips Reduce speed well before the curve begins Look ahead to anticipate the bend Steer smoothly and consistently through the curve Keep a safe distance from road edges Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this warning may result in: Loss of control on sharp bends Collisions with roadside barriers or terrain Vehicles leaving the roadway Serious injury or fatal accidents Summary The sharp curve chevron sign in South Africa warns drivers of a sudden bend in the road. Drivers must slow down, follow the indicated direction, and maintain control to navigate the curve safely.

On any road especially in mountainous areas.

To warn that the road ahead curves suddenly

Slow down to take the curve at a safe speed or to be able to stop within the distance you can see.

Overview The Temporary Hazard Marker Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Curve Chevron Sign is a warning sign used on roads, especially in mountainous areas, to indicate a sudden and sharp bend ahead. What the Sign Means This sign warns that the road changes direction abruptly. The chevron boards show the safest direction to follow through the curve and help drivers anticipate the bend in advance. How It Works in Practice The road curves sharply left or right ahead. Visibility through the bend may be limited. Multiple chevrons guide the correct path of travel. Higher speeds increase the risk of losing control. Driver Responsibilities Slow down before entering the curve Follow the direction indicated by the chevrons Maintain steady steering through the bend Be able to stop within the distance you can see Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In mountainous and hilly regions On winding rural or gravel roads At sharp bends with limited visibility In temporary road diversions or work zones Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp curve chevron sign is to warn drivers of a sudden change in road direction so they can reduce speed, follow the correct path, and maintain safe vehicle control through the bend. Common Mistakes to Avoid Approaching the curve too fast Ignoring the chevron direction markers Braking harshly while inside the curve Drifting out of lane due to poor control Safety Tips Reduce speed well before the curve begins Look ahead to anticipate the road direction Steer smoothly and avoid sudden movements Keep a safe and controlled driving line Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this warning may result in: Loss of vehicle control on sharp bends Running off the road or overturning Collisions with roadside objects or barriers Serious injury or fatal accidents Summary The sharp curve chevron sign in South Africa warns drivers of a sudden bend in the road. Drivers must slow down, follow the indicated direction, and maintain control to safely navigate the curve.

On any road especially in mountainous areas.

To warn that the road ahead curves suddenly

Slow down to take the curve at a safe speed or to be able to stop within the distance you can see.

Overview The Temporary Hazard Marker Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Curve Chevron Sign is used on public roads, especially in mountainous or high-risk areas, to warn drivers of a sudden change in road direction ahead. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that the road ahead has a sharp bend. The chevron boards point in the direction of the curve and help drivers clearly see how the road turns. How It Works in Practice The road curves suddenly to the left or right. Visibility around the bend may be limited. The chevrons guide drivers through the safest path. Speed must be reduced to maintain control. Driver Responsibilities Slow down before entering the curve Follow the direction shown by the chevrons Drive at a speed that allows safe control through the bend Be able to stop within the distance you can see ahead Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In mountainous or hilly areas On winding rural or gravel roads At sharp bends with poor visibility In temporary roadworks or diversion routes Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp curve chevron sign is to warn drivers of an abrupt road bend so they can reduce speed, follow the correct direction, and maintain safe control of their vehicle. Common Mistakes to Avoid Entering the curve at excessive speed Ignoring the chevron direction indicators Braking suddenly while already in the curve Failing to adjust steering smoothly Safety Tips Reduce speed well in advance of the curve Look ahead to anticipate the bend Steer smoothly through the turn Maintain full control of the vehicle at all times Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this warning may result in: Loss of vehicle control Vehicles leaving the roadway Collisions with roadside obstacles or terrain Serious injury or fatal crashes Summary The sharp curve chevron sign in South Africa warns drivers of a sudden bend in the road. Drivers must slow down, follow the indicated direction, and maintain control to navigate the curve safely.

On any road

To indicate danger from above

Slow down if needed and be on the lookout above.

Overview The Temporary Hazard Marker Signs (South Africa) – Overhead Danger Plate Sign are used on any road to warn drivers of a possible hazard above the roadway. These are typically temporary signs used in work zones, maintenance areas, or locations with overhead obstructions. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that there is a potential danger from above the road, such as low-hanging structures, equipment, cranes, temporary scaffolding, or overhead cables. The key purpose is: to warn of an overhead hazard and require drivers to slow down and stay alert to avoid contact with objects above the roadway. How It Works in Practice Temporary structures or equipment may extend over the road. Roadworks may involve cranes, scaffolding, or lifting equipment. Overhead cables or beams may reduce clearance height. Drivers must be aware of vertical (not just horizontal) hazards. Driver Responsibilities Slow down when approaching the warning area Look upward for any overhead obstructions Check vehicle height clearance if driving a tall vehicle Follow any additional temporary instructions or signage Where You Will See This Sign Road construction or maintenance zones Areas with overhead bridge or structure work Industrial zones with lifting equipment or cranes Temporary detours or diverted traffic routes Purpose of the Sign The overhead danger plate sign is used to alert drivers to hazards above the roadway, ensuring they reduce speed and remain alert to avoid collisions with structures or equipment extending over the road. Common Mistakes to Avoid Ignoring overhead clearance warnings Driving tall vehicles without checking height restrictions Focusing only on road-level hazards Proceeding at normal speed through work zones Safety Tips Always reduce speed in construction areas Scan both road level and overhead areas Confirm vehicle height clearance before passing under structures Follow all temporary roadwork instructions carefully Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring overhead hazard warnings may result in: Vehicle damage from overhead impact Serious injury to occupants Damage to construction equipment or infrastructure Fines for unsafe driving in work zones Summary The overhead danger plate sign in South Africa warns drivers of hazards above the road. Drivers must slow down, stay alert, and check for overhead obstructions to ensure safe passage.

On any road

To warn that a hazard in the form of a crossroad is ahead

Approach cautiously, look carefully and be able to stop if cross-traffic requires it.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Crossroad Sign are used on public roads to warn drivers that a crossroad is ahead, often in areas with temporary road layouts such as construction zones or altered traffic conditions. These signs help drivers prepare for intersecting traffic that may enter from multiple directions. What the Sign Means This sign warns that a crossroad is approaching, meaning other vehicles may enter the road from the left or right. Drivers must be alert and ready to yield or stop if necessary to avoid collisions. The key purpose is: to warn of an upcoming intersection where cross-traffic may require you to stop or yield. How It Works in Practice The sign alerts drivers that an intersection is ahead. Cross-traffic may enter or cross your path from side roads. Drivers must assess the situation early and reduce speed. Stopping may be required depending on traffic conditions. Driver Responsibilities Approach the crossroad cautiously and at a reduced speed Be prepared to stop if cross-traffic has the right of way Look carefully in all directions before proceeding Yield when required to avoid collisions Where You Will See This Sign At temporary road layouts and construction zones On rural and urban roads with changing traffic patterns Near intersections where visibility may be reduced In areas where normal road layouts have been altered Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the crossroad warning sign is to alert drivers to an upcoming intersection so they can reduce speed, observe carefully, and prepare to yield or stop if necessary. Common Mistakes to Avoid Approaching the intersection at high speed Failing to check for cross-traffic Assuming you have right of way without confirming Not being prepared to stop when required Safety Tips Slow down well before reaching the intersection Scan both left and right for approaching vehicles Be ready to stop if cross-traffic is present Proceed only when it is safe and clear Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring crossroad warnings may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Increased risk of side-impact collisions Legal consequences in the event of an accident Liability for damages or injuries caused Summary The temporary crossroad sign in South Africa warns drivers of an upcoming intersection where cross-traffic may enter the roadway. Drivers must slow down, stay alert, and be prepared to stop or yield as required for safe passage.

On any road

To warn that you are approaching an intersection where you have right of way. (The thicker leg of the cross on the signs indicates which road has priority.)

Approach cautiously, look carefully and be able to stop if cross-traffic does not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Priority Crossroad Sign are used on public roads, especially in temporary or altered traffic layouts such as construction zones. They warn drivers that they are approaching an intersection where one road has priority over the other. What the Sign Means This sign indicates a crossroad ahead where your road has priority over cross-traffic. The thicker line on the sign shows which road has the right of way, helping drivers understand priority directions at the intersection. The key purpose is: to indicate that you have right of way at the intersection, while still requiring caution and readiness to stop if necessary. How It Works in Practice The sign shows that your route has priority at the upcoming intersection. Cross-traffic may still enter from other directions. Drivers must remain alert in case other road users fail to yield. Right of way does not remove the need for caution. Driver Responsibilities Approach the intersection carefully, even if you have priority Observe cross-traffic for any vehicles that may not yield Be prepared to stop if necessary to avoid a collision Confirm that the intersection is clear before proceeding Where You Will See This Sign At temporary road layouts and construction zones On rural and urban intersections with altered traffic flow Where traffic priority has been temporarily adjusted On roads undergoing maintenance or diversion Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the priority crossroad sign is to clearly indicate which road has right of way at an intersection while still ensuring drivers remain cautious and prepared for unexpected movements from other road users. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming full safety without checking cross-traffic Driving through the intersection at high speed Failing to notice vehicles that do not yield Not being prepared to stop if necessary Safety Tips Slow down when approaching the intersection Always scan for vehicles from all directions Proceed only when it is clearly safe to do so Stay alert even when you have priority Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring intersection priority rules may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Increased risk of side-impact collisions Legal consequences in the event of an accident Liability for damages or injuries caused Summary The temporary priority crossroad sign in South Africa indicates that your road has right of way at an intersection. However, drivers must still approach cautiously, check for cross-traffic, and be ready to stop if necessary to ensure safety.

On any road

To warn that you are approaching an intersection where you have to yield to cross-traffic. (The thicker leg of the cross on the sign indicates which road has priority.)

Approach cautiously, and yield to traffic approaching from left or right.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Secondary Crossroad Sign are used on public roads, especially in temporary traffic situations such as construction zones or altered road layouts. They warn drivers that they are approaching an intersection where they do not have priority and must yield to cross-traffic. What the Sign Means This sign indicates a crossroad ahead where cross-traffic has priority over your vehicle. The thicker line on the symbol shows which road has the right of way, and in this case, it is not your route. The key purpose is: to warn that you must yield to traffic on the main road before proceeding. How It Works in Practice The sign warns that an intersection is approaching where you do not have right of way. Vehicles on the crossroad have priority and may pass first. Drivers must slow down and prepare to stop if necessary. Traffic may approach from both the left and right. Driver Responsibilities Approach the intersection slowly and with caution Yield to all cross-traffic before entering the intersection Come to a complete stop if required Only proceed when the road is completely clear Where You Will See This Sign At temporary road layouts and construction zones On rural and urban intersections with changed traffic flow Where road priority has been temporarily adjusted At intersections with limited visibility or control changes Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the secondary crossroad sign is to warn drivers that they must yield to cross-traffic at an upcoming intersection, ensuring safe and orderly traffic flow in temporary or altered road conditions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Failing to yield to cross-traffic Entering the intersection too quickly Assuming right of way incorrectly Not checking both directions before proceeding Safety Tips Slow down well before reaching the intersection Look carefully left and right for approaching vehicles Be prepared to stop completely if necessary Only proceed when it is safe and clear Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring yield requirements at intersections may result in: Traffic fines or penalties High risk of side-impact collisions Legal consequences in the event of accidents Liability for damages or injuries caused Summary The temporary secondary crossroad sign in South Africa indicates that drivers must yield to cross-traffic at an upcoming intersection. Drivers must approach cautiously, slow down, and only proceed when it is safe and clear to do so.

On any road before you reach the place where two roads meet.

To warn that you are approaching an intersection where you have to turn sharp to the right or left.

Look out for cross-traffic. Slow down and be prepared to stop and go round the corner at a safe speed.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – T-Junction Sign are used on public roads, especially in temporary or altered traffic layouts such as construction zones. They warn drivers that they are approaching a T-junction where the road comes to an end and traffic must turn left or right. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that the road ahead ends at an intersection forming a “T” shape. Drivers will not be able to continue straight and must turn either left or right while watching for cross-traffic. The key purpose is: to warn that you are approaching a T-junction and must prepare to turn safely while yielding where necessary. How It Works in Practice The road ahead ends and meets another road at a right angle. Drivers must turn either left or right at the junction. Cross-traffic may be present on the main road. Speed must be reduced in preparation for turning. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well before reaching the T-junction Check carefully for cross-traffic from both directions Be prepared to stop if the road is not clear Turn left or right at a safe and controlled speed Where You Will See This Sign At temporary road layouts and construction zones On rural and urban roads where intersections have changed Where roadworks have altered normal traffic flow Before junctions with limited visibility or signage changes Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the T-junction warning sign is to inform drivers that the road ahead ends, allowing them time to reduce speed, check for traffic, and safely prepare to turn left or right. Common Mistakes to Avoid Approaching the junction at high speed Failing to check for cross-traffic Not reducing speed before turning Assuming the road continues straight ahead Safety Tips Start slowing down early when you see the sign Look both left and right for oncoming vehicles Use indicators to signal your intended turn Turn at a safe and controlled speed Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a T-junction warning may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Increased risk of collisions at intersections Legal consequences in the event of accidents Liability for damage or injury caused Summary The temporary T-junction sign in South Africa warns drivers that the road ahead ends and requires a left or right turn. Drivers must slow down, check for cross-traffic, and turn safely at an appropriate speed.

On any road

To warn that you are approaching an intersection where another road meet yours at an angle.

Look out for cross-traffic. Slow down and be prepared to stop.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Skew T-Junction Sign are used on public roads, especially in temporary or altered traffic layouts such as construction zones. They warn drivers that they are approaching a skewed (angled) T-junction where another road meets the one they are travelling on. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that the road ahead forms a skew T-junction, meaning the intersecting road joins at an angle rather than a standard 90-degree intersection. Drivers must be alert for vehicles crossing or entering from the angled road. The key purpose is: to warn of an angled intersection ahead where cross-traffic may require you to slow down or stop. How It Works in Practice The road ahead meets another road at an angle (not a straight T-junction). Cross-traffic may approach from an unexpected direction due to the angle. Drivers must reduce speed and observe carefully. Stopping may be required depending on traffic conditions. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well before reaching the intersection Watch carefully for cross-traffic from angled directions Be prepared to stop if necessary Proceed only when it is safe and clear to do so Where You Will See This Sign At temporary road layouts and construction zones On rural or urban roads with modified intersections Where road alignments have been changed due to maintenance Before irregular or angled junctions Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the skew T-junction sign is to warn drivers of an angled intersection ahead so they can reduce speed, stay alert, and prepare to yield or stop if cross-traffic is present. Common Mistakes to Avoid Approaching the junction too fast Failing to notice vehicles approaching from angled directions Assuming the intersection is a normal straight T-junction Not being prepared to stop when required Safety Tips Slow down early when approaching the sign Scan both directions carefully for cross-traffic Be ready to stop completely if needed Proceed only when the intersection is clear Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring skew T-junction warnings may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Increased risk of collisions at angled intersections Legal consequences in the event of an accident Liability for damage or injury caused Summary The temporary skew T-junction sign in South Africa warns drivers of an angled intersection ahead. Drivers must slow down, stay alert for cross-traffic from unusual angles, and be prepared to stop if necessary.

On any road

To warn that you are approaching an intersection where another road meet yours at an angle.

Look out for cross-traffic. Slow down and be prepared to stop.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Skew T-Junction Sign are used on public roads, particularly in temporary or altered traffic layouts such as construction zones. They warn drivers that they are approaching an intersection where another road meets the main road at an angle. What the Sign Means This sign indicates a skewed T-junction ahead, meaning the intersecting road joins the main road at an angle rather than straight on. Drivers must be alert for vehicles entering or crossing from this angled road. The key purpose is: to warn of an angled intersection ahead where cross-traffic may require you to slow down or stop. How It Works in Practice The road ahead meets another road at an angle (not a standard T-junction). Cross-traffic may approach from directions that are less visible or unexpected. Drivers must reduce speed and increase caution. Stopping may be required depending on traffic conditions. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well before reaching the intersection Watch carefully for vehicles approaching from angled directions Be prepared to stop if cross-traffic is present Proceed only when it is safe and clear to do so Where You Will See This Sign At temporary road layouts and construction zones On rural and urban roads with altered intersections Where roadworks have changed normal traffic flow At irregular or angled junctions with reduced visibility Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the skew T-junction sign is to alert drivers to an angled intersection ahead so they can reduce speed, remain alert, and prepare to yield or stop if necessary. Common Mistakes to Avoid Approaching the intersection at high speed Failing to notice cross-traffic from angled roads Assuming the junction is a normal straight intersection Not being prepared to stop when required Safety Tips Reduce speed early when approaching the sign Look carefully in all directions for vehicles Be ready to stop completely if needed Only proceed when the intersection is clear and safe Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring skew T-junction warnings may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Increased risk of side-impact collisions Legal consequences in the event of an accident Liability for damage or injury caused Summary The skew T-junction sign in South Africa warns drivers of an angled intersection ahead. Drivers must slow down, stay alert for cross-traffic from unexpected directions, and be prepared to stop if necessary.

On any road before you reach the place where another road joins your road from the left or from the right.

To warn that traffic may be approaching you from the left or right-hand side.

Slow down so that you will be able to stop, or go around the corner or pass the intersection at a safe speed. Look out for other traffic at the intersection that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Side Road Junction Sign are used on public roads, especially in temporary or construction-related traffic layouts. They warn drivers that another road is about to join their road from either the left or right side. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that a side road junction is ahead, meaning vehicles may enter the main road from either side. Drivers must be prepared for unexpected cross-traffic and changing traffic conditions at the intersection. The key purpose is: to warn of an upcoming side junction where traffic may enter from the left or right. How It Works in Practice A side road joins the main road ahead from either the left or right. Vehicles may enter or cross the main road from that side road. Drivers must reduce speed and stay alert for merging traffic. Stopping or slowing significantly may be required depending on conditions. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well before reaching the junction Watch carefully for vehicles entering from the side road Be prepared to stop if traffic does not yield Proceed through the junction at a safe and controlled speed Where You Will See This Sign At temporary road layouts and construction zones On rural and urban roads with altered traffic flow Where roadworks create new or temporary intersections Before junctions with limited visibility or changed priority Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the side road junction warning sign is to alert drivers to possible merging or crossing traffic from a side road, allowing them to reduce speed and prepare for safe interaction with other road users. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving at normal speed without caution Failing to notice vehicles entering from side roads Assuming other drivers will always yield Not being prepared to stop if necessary Safety Tips Reduce speed early when approaching the sign Scan both sides for approaching or waiting vehicles Be ready to stop if cross-traffic enters unexpectedly Proceed only when it is safe and clear Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring side road junction warnings may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Increased risk of side-impact or merging collisions Legal consequences in the event of accidents Liability for damage or injury caused Summary The temporary side road junction sign in South Africa warns drivers that another road is joining from the left or right. Drivers must slow down, stay alert for merging traffic, and be prepared to stop if necessary to ensure safe passage.

On any road before you reach the place where another road joins your road from the left or from the right.

To warn that traffic may be approaching you from the left or right-hand side.

Slow down so that you will be able to stop, or go around the corner or pass the intersection at a safe speed. Look out for other traffic at the intersection that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Side Road Junction Sign is a temporary warning sign used in roadworks or short-term traffic situations. It indicates that a side road will join your road from the left or right ahead, and that additional caution is required due to changing or temporary road conditions. What the Sign Means This temporary side road junction sign warns that traffic may enter your lane from a side road during construction, maintenance, or other temporary traffic arrangements. Drivers must be prepared for unexpected movement from vehicles joining or crossing the roadway. How It Works in Practice A side road connects to your road from the left or right ahead. Temporary road conditions may affect visibility or right-of-way rules. Vehicles may enter your path unexpectedly from the side road. Extra caution is required due to possible roadworks or altered layouts. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well in advance of the junction Be prepared to stop if necessary Watch carefully for vehicles entering from the side road Proceed only when it is safe and clear to do so Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones At temporary traffic diversions Where road layouts have been changed due to works In short-term traffic management areas Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the temporary side road junction sign is to alert drivers to an upcoming intersection under changed or temporary road conditions, helping reduce collisions and improve safety during roadworks or altered traffic layouts. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving at normal speed through temporary junctions Not checking for vehicles entering from side roads Assuming normal right-of-way rules apply without confirmation Ignoring construction-related warning signs Safety Tips Always reduce speed when approaching temporary warning signs Stay alert for workers, cones, and altered road layouts Look carefully for vehicles entering from side roads Be prepared to stop at any time if conditions require it Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring temporary side road warning signs may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions in construction or altered road areas Legal consequences if an accident occurs Endangerment of road workers and other road users Summary The temporary side road junction sign in South Africa warns drivers of a side road joining ahead during roadworks or altered traffic conditions. Drivers must slow down, remain alert, and be prepared to stop or yield to ensure safety in changing road environments.

On any road before you reach the place where two roads join your road within a short distance.

To warn that your road is first joined by another road from the left hand side first and within a short distance by another from the right hand side or from the right first and then from the left.

Slow down and be prepared to stop or turn at a safe speed. Look out for traffic at the intersection that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Staggered Junction Sign is a temporary warning sign used in roadworks or altered traffic conditions. It warns drivers that two side roads will join the main road in quick succession, either first from the left and then from the right, or vice versa. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that you are approaching two nearby intersections that do not align directly opposite each other. Traffic may enter your road from one side first, followed shortly by another side road from the opposite direction. How It Works in Practice Two junctions occur close together on the road ahead. One side road joins first (left or right), followed shortly by another from the opposite side. Traffic may enter your path from either side in quick succession. Temporary road conditions may affect visibility and right-of-way clarity. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well before reaching the staggered junction area Be prepared to stop if necessary Watch carefully for vehicles entering from both sides Proceed only when the road is clear and safe Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones Where temporary traffic diversions are in place In areas with modified or restricted road layouts Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the staggered junction sign is to warn drivers of two closely spaced intersections, helping them reduce speed, anticipate multiple traffic movements, and navigate safely through temporary or altered road conditions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving at normal speed through temporary junction areas Not checking both sides for entering traffic Assuming only one junction is present Failing to adjust speed for successive intersections Safety Tips Slow down early when you see the warning sign Stay alert for vehicles entering from both sides Be prepared to stop at either junction Drive cautiously through the entire staggered area Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring staggered junction warnings may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions at closely spaced intersections Legal consequences if an accident occurs Increased risk to road workers and other motorists Summary The staggered junction sign in South Africa warns drivers of two closely spaced intersections where traffic may enter from alternating sides. Drivers must slow down, stay alert, and be prepared to stop or yield to ensure safe navigation through temporary or altered road layouts.

On any road before you reach the place where two roads join your road within a short distance.

To warn that your road is first joined by another road from the left hand side first and within a short distance by another from the right hand side or from the right first and then from the left.

Slow down and be prepared to stop or turn at a safe speed. Look out for traffic at the intersection that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Staggered Junction Sign is a temporary warning sign used in roadworks or areas with changed traffic layouts. It alerts drivers that two separate junctions will join the main road in close succession, requiring extra caution and reduced speed. What the Sign Means This sign warns that your road will be joined by two side roads that are not directly opposite each other. One junction will appear first (from either the left or right), followed shortly by another junction from the opposite side. How It Works in Practice Two side roads join your road within a short distance of each other. The first junction may be from the left or right, followed by another from the opposite side. Vehicles may enter your path from both sides in quick succession. Temporary road conditions may reduce visibility or alter normal traffic flow. Driver Responsibilities Slow down well before reaching the staggered junction area Be prepared to stop if required Check carefully for traffic entering from both sides Proceed only when it is safe to do so Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones Where temporary traffic diversions are in place In areas with modified or restricted road layouts Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the staggered junction sign is to warn drivers of two closely spaced intersections, helping them anticipate multiple traffic movements, reduce speed, and navigate safely through temporary or altered road conditions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving too fast through temporary junction areas Failing to check both sides for entering traffic Assuming there is only one junction ahead Not adjusting speed for multiple intersections Safety Tips Slow down as soon as you see the warning sign Stay alert for vehicles entering from both sides Be prepared to stop at either junction Drive cautiously through the entire staggered area Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring staggered junction warnings may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions at closely spaced intersections Legal consequences if an accident occurs Risk of injury to road users and workers Summary The staggered junction sign in South Africa warns drivers of two closely spaced intersections where traffic may enter from alternating sides. Drivers must slow down, remain alert, and be prepared to stop or yield to ensure safe passage through temporary or modified road layouts.

On any road

To warn that traffic could merge from the left or from the right at sharp angles.

Pass the intersection at a safe speed and look out for merging traffic that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Junction Sign is a temporary warning sign used in roadworks or altered traffic conditions. It warns drivers that side roads join the main road at sharp or acute angles, increasing the risk of unexpected merging traffic. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that vehicles may enter or merge onto your road from the left or right at a sharp angle. Because of the angle, visibility may be reduced and merging vehicles may not always have clear time or space to yield. How It Works in Practice Side roads join the main road at sharp, angled intersections. Traffic may merge from either the left or right at unexpected angles. Temporary road layouts may affect visibility and lane positioning. Vehicles may enter the roadway more abruptly than at standard junctions. Driver Responsibilities Reduce speed when approaching the area Be prepared to stop if merging traffic appears suddenly Watch carefully for vehicles entering from sharp angles Proceed through the area only when it is safe Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones Where temporary traffic diversions are implemented In areas with modified or irregular junction layouts Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp junction sign is to warn drivers of angled merging points in temporary road layouts, helping reduce speed and improve awareness of vehicles entering from less predictable directions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving too fast through temporary junction areas Not expecting vehicles from sharp angles Failing to reduce speed in advance Ignoring roadwork-related warning signs Safety Tips Slow down early when approaching the sign Scan both sides of the road for merging traffic Be prepared to yield or stop if necessary Maintain full control of your vehicle through the area Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a sharp junction warning may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions with merging vehicles Legal consequences if an accident occurs Risk of injury to road users and workers Summary The sharp junction sign in South Africa warns drivers of temporary intersections where traffic may merge at sharp angles from either side. Drivers must slow down, stay alert, and be prepared to stop or yield to ensure safe travel through the affected area.

On any road

To warn that traffic could merge from the left or from the right at sharp angles.

Pass the intersection at a safe speed and look out for merging traffic that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Junction Sign is a temporary warning sign used in roadworks or altered traffic layouts. It alerts drivers that an upcoming intersection has side roads joining at sharp angles, where vehicles may merge unexpectedly from either side. What the Sign Means This sign warns that traffic may enter or merge onto your road from the left or right at a sharp angle. Because of the angle and temporary road conditions, merging vehicles may have limited visibility or difficulty yielding in time. How It Works in Practice Side roads join the main road at sharp or acute angles. Vehicles may merge from either the left or right. Temporary road layouts may reduce visibility and alter normal flow. Merging traffic may enter your path more suddenly than at normal junctions. Driver Responsibilities Reduce speed well before reaching the junction Be prepared to stop if necessary Watch carefully for vehicles merging from sharp angles Proceed through the area only when it is safe Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones At temporary traffic diversions or rerouted roads In areas with modified or irregular junction layouts Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp junction temporary sign is to warn drivers of angled merging points in altered road conditions, helping reduce speed and improve awareness of unpredictable traffic movements. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving at normal speed through temporary junction areas Failing to anticipate merging traffic from sharp angles Not slowing down early enough Ignoring construction-related warning signage Safety Tips Slow down as soon as you see the warning sign Stay alert for vehicles entering from both sides Be prepared to yield or stop if required Maintain full control and awareness through the area Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a sharp junction warning may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions with merging vehicles Legal consequences if an accident occurs Increased risk to road workers and motorists Summary The sharp junction temporary sign in South Africa warns drivers of angled intersections where vehicles may merge unexpectedly from either side. Drivers must slow down, stay alert, and be prepared to stop or yield to ensure safe travel through temporary road conditions.

On any road

To warn that traffic could merge from the left or from the right at sharp angles.

Pass the intersection at a safe speed and look out for merging traffic that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Junction Sign is a temporary warning sign used in roadworks and other altered traffic situations. It informs drivers that they are approaching an intersection where vehicles may merge from the left or right at sharp angles. What the Sign Means This sign warns that traffic may join your road from either side at a steep or sharp angle. Because of the temporary road layout, merging vehicles may have limited time or space to yield safely. How It Works in Practice Side roads connect to the main road at sharp angles. Vehicles may merge unexpectedly from the left or right. Visibility and road positioning may be affected by construction or temporary layouts. Merging traffic may not always yield in time. Driver Responsibilities Slow down when approaching the intersection Maintain a safe and controlled speed through the area Watch carefully for vehicles entering from both sides Be prepared to stop if merging traffic does not yield Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones At temporary traffic diversions or detours In areas where road layouts have been changed or restricted Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp junction temporary sign is to warn drivers of angled merging points under changed road conditions, helping them reduce speed and remain alert to unpredictable traffic movements. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving too fast through temporary junction areas Not anticipating vehicles from sharp angles Failing to reduce speed early enough Ignoring roadwork warning signs Safety Tips Slow down as soon as you see the warning sign Stay alert for merging traffic from both directions Be ready to yield or stop if necessary Maintain full control of your vehicle at all times Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a sharp junction warning may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions with merging vehicles Legal consequences if an accident occurs Increased risk to road workers and other motorists Summary The sharp junction temporary sign in South Africa warns drivers of intersections where traffic may merge at sharp angles from either side. Drivers must slow down, stay alert, and be prepared to stop or yield to ensure safe passage through temporary road conditions.

On any road

To warn that traffic could merge from the left or from the right at sharp angles.

Pass the intersection at a safe speed and look out for merging traffic that might not yield.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Sharp Junction Sign is a temporary warning sign used in roadworks and other short-term traffic control situations. It alerts drivers that they are approaching a junction where traffic may merge from the left or right at sharp angles, requiring extra caution. What the Sign Means This sign indicates that vehicles may enter or merge onto your road from either side at a sharp angle. Because the layout is temporary, visibility and normal right-of-way expectations may be reduced or altered. How It Works in Practice Side roads join the main road at sharp or acute angles. Vehicles may merge from the left or right unexpectedly. Temporary road conditions may affect visibility and lane positioning. Merging traffic may not always yield in time. Driver Responsibilities Reduce speed when approaching the junction Drive at a safe and controlled speed through the area Watch carefully for vehicles merging from both directions Be prepared to stop if another vehicle does not yield Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones At temporary detours or redirected traffic routes In areas where road layouts have been changed Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the sharp junction temporary sign is to warn drivers of angled merging points in changed road conditions, helping them slow down, stay alert, and safely navigate unpredictable traffic movements. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving at normal speed through temporary junction areas Not expecting vehicles from sharp angles Failing to reduce speed early enough Ignoring construction or temporary warning signs Safety Tips Slow down as soon as you see the sign Stay alert for merging vehicles from both sides Be prepared to yield or stop if needed Maintain full control of your vehicle at all times Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a sharp junction warning may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions with merging traffic Legal consequences if an accident occurs Increased risk to road workers and motorists Summary The sharp junction temporary sign in South Africa warns drivers of intersections where traffic may merge at sharp angles from either side. Drivers must slow down, remain alert, and be prepared to stop or yield to ensure safe travel through temporary road conditions.

On any road before you reach a place where your road splits in two.

To warn that the road forks into two roads.

Decide well in time which road to take. Look out for approaching traffic whose path you will cross when taking the right hand road.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – Y-Junction Sign is a warning sign used in roadworks or temporary traffic arrangements. It informs drivers that the road ahead will split into two separate routes, forming a Y-shaped fork. What the Sign Means A Y-junction sign warns that your current road will divide into two separate roads ahead. Drivers must choose either the left or right route, depending on their destination, and do so in advance. How It Works in Practice The road ahead splits into two separate directions (a fork). Drivers must decide early whether to take the left or right branch. Traffic may be approaching on the opposite branch, especially when turning right. Temporary road conditions may affect visibility and lane guidance. Driver Responsibilities Decide well in advance which direction to take Slow down when approaching the split Signal clearly before changing direction Check for approaching traffic, especially when crossing the opposing branch Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones Where temporary detours create split routes In areas with modified or redirected traffic flow Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Y-junction sign is to warn drivers that the road will split ahead, allowing them to prepare early, choose the correct route, and safely navigate potential conflicts with oncoming or crossing traffic. Common Mistakes to Avoid Deciding too late which direction to take Changing lanes or direction suddenly at the split Not checking for oncoming traffic on the opposite branch Driving too fast into the fork Safety Tips Reduce speed early when approaching the Y-junction Plan your route before reaching the split Check carefully for vehicles on both branches Make smooth, controlled turns Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring Y-junction warnings may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions due to late or unsafe turning Legal consequences if an accident occurs Risk of injury to road users and workers Summary The temporary Y-junction sign in South Africa warns that the road will split into two directions ahead. Drivers must decide early, slow down, check for traffic, and safely choose the correct route through the fork.

On any dual roadway.

To warn that the one-way roadway is ending soon and that approaching vehicles will use the same carriageway as you.

Position your vehicle on the road where it will not endanger approaching traffic. It may be necessary to change lanes.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – End of Dual-Roadway Sign is a temporary warning sign used on dual carriageways or divided roads, often in roadworks areas. It alerts drivers that the separate one-way roadways are about to end and that opposing traffic will soon share the same carriageway. What the Sign Means This sign warns that the divided road layout is ending ahead. Traffic that was previously separated will now merge into a single roadway, meaning vehicles from the opposite direction will be using the same road space. How It Works in Practice The dual carriageway is ending ahead. Oncoming traffic will soon share the same road as you. Road space will become more limited and require careful positioning. Lane changes may be necessary to adjust safely. Driver Responsibilities Slow down when approaching the end of the dual carriageway Position your vehicle safely within your lane Be prepared to change lanes if instructed or required Watch carefully for merging or oncoming traffic Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones Where divided highways are temporarily reduced At transitions between dual and single carriageways Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the end of dual-roadway sign is to warn drivers that the separation between opposing traffic is ending, allowing them to adjust speed and lane position in advance to prevent conflicts and ensure safe merging conditions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving at high speed as the road narrows Failing to adjust lane position early Not anticipating oncoming traffic Making sudden or unsafe lane changes Safety Tips Reduce speed well before the end of the dual roadway Maintain a safe and steady lane position Check mirrors frequently for surrounding traffic Be prepared for merging or changing road conditions Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring an end of dual-roadway warning may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Head-on or side-swipe collisions Legal consequences in the event of an accident Serious risk to all road users Summary The end of dual-roadway sign in South Africa warns drivers that separated traffic lanes are ending and opposing vehicles will soon share the same roadway. Drivers must slow down, maintain safe positioning, and be prepared for lane changes to ensure safe merging and traffic flow.

On any dual roadway.

To warn that the one-way roadway is ending soon and that approaching vehicles will use the same carriageway as you.

Position your vehicle on the road where it will not endanger approaching traffic. It may be necessary to change lanes.

Overview The Temporary Road Layout Signs (South Africa) – End of Dual-Roadway Sign is a temporary warning sign used on divided roads, usually in roadworks or lane reduction areas. It alerts drivers that the dual carriageway (separate directions of travel) is ending and that opposing traffic will soon share the same roadway. What the Sign Means This sign warns that the one-way separation between traffic directions is ending. Vehicles traveling in opposite directions will soon be using the same carriageway, requiring careful lane positioning and increased awareness. How It Works in Practice The divided roadway ends ahead. Oncoming traffic will begin sharing the same road space. Road width may reduce due to temporary works or closures. Drivers may need to adjust lanes or position their vehicles safely. Driver Responsibilities Slow down when approaching the end of the dual roadway Stay in your correct lane and avoid sudden movements Be prepared to change lanes if directed or required Watch carefully for merging and oncoming traffic Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In road construction and maintenance zones At transitions from divided to undivided roads Where temporary lane reductions are in place Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the end of dual-roadway sign is to warn drivers that opposing traffic will soon share the same carriageway, allowing them to reduce speed, adjust lane position, and prepare for safe merging conditions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Driving too fast as the road narrows Failing to adjust lane position early Not anticipating oncoming traffic Making sudden or unsafe lane changes Safety Tips Reduce speed early when you see the sign Maintain steady control of your vehicle Check mirrors frequently for surrounding traffic Prepare for changing road layouts ahead Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this warning may result in: Traffic fines or penalties Collisions with oncoming vehicles Legal consequences if an accident occurs Serious risk to all road users Summary The end of dual-roadway sign in South Africa warns that divided traffic lanes are ending and opposing vehicles will soon share the same carriageway. Drivers must slow down, position their vehicles correctly, and prepare for lane changes to ensure safe travel through the transition area.