Road Signs Giving Warnings
Warning Signs are Generally Triangular
Zebra crossing
Worded warning sign
Wild horses or ponies
Wild animals
Uneven road
Tunel ahead
Tram Crossing
Traffic signals not in use
Traffic merging from left
T-Junction
Steep hill upwards
Steep hill downwards
Staggered junction
Slippery road
Side winds
School Crossing Patrol
Roundabout
Road narrows one side
Road arrows both sides
Risk of grounding
Quayside or riverbank
Pedestrians in road
Opening or swing bridge
Low flying aircraft
Level crossing with barrier
Level crossing with no barrier- or gate
Junction on a bend
Hump bridge
Frail or blind pedestrians
Falling or fallen rocks
Dual carriageway ends
Double bend
Cycle Route
Croassroad
Cattle
Bend to right
Accompanied horse or pony
2-way traffic ahead
Two-way traffic crosses one-way road
Traffic queues likely
Soft verges
Distance over which road humps extend
Risk of Ice
Pedestrians in road ahead
Overhead elecric cable
Other danger, plate indicates nature of danger
Distance to stop sign
Distance to give way sign
Sharp deviation of route to left (or right if chevrons reversed)
A plate seen below some other signs
Miniature warning lights at level crossing
Light signals ahead at level crossing, bridge or airfield
Level crossing without barrier