What do you do when you see a detour sign?
What do you do when you see a detour sign?
When you see an orange detour sign you must obey the speed limit listed on the sign (if listed) to ensure the safety of yourself, other motorists, and the construction workers.
What does the orange detour sign mean?
temporary traffic control sign
What is detour sign quizlet?
Go Straight ahead or turn right. 1. Detour. 2. Go straight ahead or turn right.
What does this sign mean no passing zone?
(a “no passing” zone). Passing areas are based on how far a driver can see ahead. They account for unseen hazards such as driveways, intersections, and other places where another vehicle may enter the road ahead. The no passing zone sign is meant to mark where drivers cannot safely pass.
What shape are signs that give orders?
circle
Which type of sign tells you not?
Prohibitive signs
What make your Tyres illegal?
The tread depth of your tyres must not fall below the legal minimum measurements. The legal limit for car tyre tread depth is 1.6mm – so you should consider changing your tyres at around 3mm. However, if your tyres do fall below 1.6mm, these are then classed as illegal tyres….
How can I tell if my Tyres are legal?
The easiest way to check your tyre tread’s legal is to look out for tread wear indicators. These are usually small bars, about 5mm wide, built into the base of the tyre’s main grooves. If the tyre tread is level with the top of the wear indicator, it means your tyres have reached the legal limit of 1.6mm….
What will help you keep your car secure?
The vehicle watch scheme helps to reduce the risk of your car being stolen. By displaying high-visibility vehicle watch stickers in your car, you’re inviting the police to stop your vehicle if it’s seen in use between midnight and 5 am.
Are second hand Tyres illegal?
The sale of part worn tyres is legal, however, there is strict criteria which must be met to comply with the legislation and provide a safe product for the driver. Regrettably, there are too many unscrupulous dealers selling dangerous tyres to unsuspecting motorists. That’s a criminal offence.
Is it OK to buy part worn Tyres?
UK law on part-worn tyres In the UK, buying or selling part-worn tyres is not illegal. If you are considering buying a set of used tyres, make sure the vendor is compliant with these laws – and remember, tyres that do not meet these minimum requirements could cause you to have a very serious accident.
Are Remoulds safe?
Remould tyres are made to high quality standards and are heavily tested and regulated by the ECE to ensure they are safe to drive. Retread tyres are never made from unsafe or unsound tyres, only those with worn treads.
How much is a part worn TYRE?
A part-worn tyre can cost less than £20, depending on the size, brand and condition, but research by Tyresafe found that the cost per millimetre of a part-worn tyre is on average £6.33, compared to just £5.32 for a comparable new tyre.