Traffic road signs - Light Signals Flashcards

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Stop - a red signal in the shape of a full circle

(While regulating the road traffic in the crossroads, it means for the driver, when there is signal of red colour “stop”, the driver must stop in front of the crossroads)

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Wait - a yellow signal in the shape of a full circle

(While regulating the road traffic in the crossroads, it means for the driver, when there is signal of yellow colour “wait”)

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Free - a green signal in the shape of a full circle

(While regulating the road traffic in the crossroads, it means for the driver, when there is signal of green colour means “free”, the driver is allowed to continue his ride, following other regulations of the road traffic)

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Stop - a red signal with an arrow symbol

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Stop - a red signal with an arrow symbol

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Free - signal in the shape of a green arrow

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Free - signal in the shape of a green arrow

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Wait - a yellow signal with symbol of arrows

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Free - signal in the shape of green arrows

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Stop - a red signal for cyclists in the shape of a bicycle

(To regulate the road traffic as to cyclists in the crossroads there is a possibility to use light signals in the bicycle shape)

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Wait - a yellow signal for cyclists in the shape of a bicycle

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Free - a green signal for cyclists in the shape of a bicycle

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Stop - a red signal for cyclists in the shape of a bicycle supplemented with arrow

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Wait - a yellow signal for cyclists in the shape of a bicycle supplemented with arrow

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Free - a green signal for cyclists in the shape of a bicycle supplemented with arrow

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Additional yellow signal in the shape of a pedestrian

brings the attention of the driver while turning right or left, that he is crossing the pedestrian or cyclist lane direction, passing in the free direction.

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Additional yellow signal in the shape of a bicycle

brings the attention of the driver while turning right or left, that he is crossing the pedestrian or cyclist lane direction, passing in the free direction

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Additional yellow signal in the shape of a pedestrian and bicycle

Additional yellow signal in the shape of a pedestrian and bicycle

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This lane must not be used (lane closed)

situated above the driving lane, with the following meaning to the driver: “this driving lane cannot be used”, when there is a diagonal cross of red colour

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This lane can be used (lane open)

situated above the driving lane, with the following meaning to the driver: “this driving lane can be used”, when there is a green arrow pointing downwards

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Leave this lane in the direction of the arrow (lane closed ahead)

situated above the driving lane, with the following meaning to the driver: “leave this lane in the displayed direction”, when the yellow arrow pointed downwards is blinking

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Leave this lane in the direction of the arrow (lane closed ahead)

situated above the driving lane, with the following meaning to the driver: “leave this lane in the displayed direction”, when the yellow arrow pointed downwards is blinking

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Stop

The traffic of railway vehicles can be regulated by special signals; such signals can be used for reserved lanes for public transportation

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Wait

The traffic of railway vehicles can be regulated by special signals; such signals can be used for reserved lanes for public transportation

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Free straight

The traffic of railway vehicles can be regulated by special signals; such signals can be used for reserved lanes for public transportation

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Free right

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Free straight and left

The traffic of railway vehicles can be regulated by special signals; such signals can be used for reserved lanes for public transportation

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Free straight and right

The traffic of railway vehicles can be regulated by special signals; such signals can be used for reserved lanes for public transportation

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Free left and right

The traffic of railway vehicles can be regulated by special signals; such signals can be used for reserved lanes for public transportation

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Yellow flashing light signal with pedestrian symbol

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Yellow flashing light signal with pedestrian and bicycle symbol

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Yellow flashing light signal with bicycle symbol

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Yellow flashing light signal with tram symbol

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Yellow flashing light signal with bus symbol

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Stop - a red signal in the shape of a pedestrian

While regulating the pedestrian traffic, when the red light signal is on, it means “stop” for pedestrian

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Free - a green signal in the shape of a pedestrian

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Stop - a red signal in the shape of a bicycle

To regulate the cyclist traffic there are light signals in the shape of bicycle used

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Free - a green signal in the shape of a bicycle

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Stop - a red signal in the shape of a pedestrian and bicycle

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Free - a green signal in the shape of a pedestrian and bicycle