These are Some of the Most Commonly Misunderstood Road Signs – How Many can YOU Name?

These are Some of the Most Commonly Misunderstood Road Signs – How Many can YOU Name?
62% of active drivers can’t identify a ‘no entry’ sign - one of the most common signs in the UK. Only 46% of respondents could correctly name a ‘turn left’ sign. The least well known traffic sign is ‘with-flow bus and cycle lane’, with 79% unable to name it. The traffic sign drivers are most confident with is ‘side winds’, with 93% of respondents correctly identifying.  While the number of road accidents has much improved from 30 years ago, 2017 still saw around 171,000 t...

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