When you see the Two-Way Traffic Ahead sign, traffic should be expected to move in which directions?

When you see the Two-Way Traffic Ahead sign, traffic should be expected to move in which directions?

• A. Both Directions
• B. Only in Your Direction
• C. No Traffic
• D. Roundabout Ahead

Answer: (A)

Two-Way Traffic Ahead shows that the road ahead carries traffic in both directions. This means you should expect oncoming vehicles and share the road, staying in your lane and keeping your position so you can safely pass or let others pass as needed. Slow down if visibility or road width is reduced and be prepared for vehicles coming toward you. Other interpretations don’t fit: the sign isn’t indicating a one-way street (that would imply traffic only in your direction), it doesn’t suggest the road is closed to traffic, and it isn’t a roundabout warning.

Two-Way Traffic Ahead shows that the road ahead carries traffic in both directions. This means you should expect oncoming vehicles and share the road, staying in your lane and keeping your position so you can safely pass or let others pass as needed. Slow down if visibility or road width is reduced and be prepared for vehicles coming toward you.

Other interpretations don’t fit: the sign isn’t indicating a one-way street (that would imply traffic only in your direction), it doesn’t suggest the road is closed to traffic, and it isn’t a roundabout warning.