Regulatory signs
Give way to traffic on the major road
What it means
You are joining a more important road and the traffic already on it has priority. You will meet this at the end of side roads and on roundabout approaches, with broken white lines across your lane. Slow early, look both ways, and you MUST give way - though you need not stop if it is genuinely clear.
Highway Code Rule 172 — read it on GOV.UK
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Other regulatory signs
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- All vehicles prohibited during the time indicated except for access
- All vehicles prohibited except pedal cycles being pushed by pedestrians
- All vehicles prohibited from 'Play Street' during the period indicated except for access
- Articulated vehicles prohibited
- End of restrictions associated with a pedestrian zone
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