What does the sign with two arrows going upwards and two more entering from the left indicate?

What does the sign with two arrows going upwards and two more entering from the left indicate?

• A. End of dual carriageway
• B. Pedestrian crossing
• C. No entry sign
• D. A lane with two straight-through lanes and two merging from the left

Answer: (D)

This sign is about how the lanes are arranged ahead. It shows two lanes that go straight on, with two lanes entering from the left and merging into those straight-through lanes. So the meaning is that you’re approaching a stretch where two lanes continue straight and two others merge from the left into them. It helps you choose the right lane in advance and anticipate merging traffic, adjusting speed and position accordingly to stay in the correct lane. The other options describe entirely different signs (end of dual carriageway, pedestrian crossing, or no entry) and don’t match the lane-configuration illustration shown.

This sign is about how the lanes are arranged ahead. It shows two lanes that go straight on, with two lanes entering from the left and merging into those straight-through lanes. So the meaning is that you’re approaching a stretch where two lanes continue straight and two others merge from the left into them. It helps you choose the right lane in advance and anticipate merging traffic, adjusting speed and position accordingly to stay in the correct lane. The other options describe entirely different signs (end of dual carriageway, pedestrian crossing, or no entry) and don’t match the lane-configuration illustration shown.