What does a warning sign labeled 'hump bridge' indicate?

What does a warning sign labeled 'hump bridge' indicate?

• A. A bridge ahead with speed bumps on the bridge
• B. A bridge ahead with a hump in the road
• C. End of dual carriageway
• D. No through road

Answer: (B)

The warning sign tells you the bridge ahead has a hump in the middle. Slow down before crossing, because the raised section will cause a crest and dip as you pass over it, which can affect vehicle balance and clearance. This is especially important for long vehicles or those with a low suspension or heavy loads. It’s not indicating speed bumps on the road, nor the end of a dual carriageway or a no through road.

The warning sign tells you the bridge ahead has a hump in the middle. Slow down before crossing, because the raised section will cause a crest and dip as you pass over it, which can affect vehicle balance and clearance. This is especially important for long vehicles or those with a low suspension or heavy loads. It’s not indicating speed bumps on the road, nor the end of a dual carriageway or a no through road.