Amber flashing lights on a motorway indicate:

Amber flashing lights on a motorway indicate:

• A. Hazards ahead or a temporary speed limit.
• B. Open highway conditions.
• C. Toll collection ahead.
• D. Lane closure for maintenance only.

Answer: (A)

Amber flashing lights warn you of temporary conditions that affect driving. On a motorway, seeing them means there is a hazard ahead or a temporary speed limit in place. This prompts you to slow down, stay alert, and follow any signs or signals guiding you through the changed conditions, such as roadworks, incidents, or lane restrictions. They aren’t used to indicate open road conditions or toll collection, and while a lane closure can be part of a temporary works scene, the essential message is to expect a hazard or a temporary restriction and to adjust your speed and driving accordingly.

Amber flashing lights warn you of temporary conditions that affect driving. On a motorway, seeing them means there is a hazard ahead or a temporary speed limit in place. This prompts you to slow down, stay alert, and follow any signs or signals guiding you through the changed conditions, such as roadworks, incidents, or lane restrictions. They aren’t used to indicate open road conditions or toll collection, and while a lane closure can be part of a temporary works scene, the essential message is to expect a hazard or a temporary restriction and to adjust your speed and driving accordingly.