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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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Passing target: 20 correct signs and 20 correct rules
Warning, Construction & Information SignsStandalone practice
Where is a striped marker like this one used?
Correct answer: On a hazard close to the edge of the road
Why
This striped marker identifies a hazard close to the edge of the road, such as an obstruction. The downward lines show the side on which you may safely pass. Slow down and pass on that side. Do not confuse it with the slow-moving-vehicle emblem or with school zone signs.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Traffic signs and signals · p. 96
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