Which sign indicates a double bend first to the left (symbol may be reversed)?

Which sign indicates a double bend first to the left (symbol may be reversed)?

• A. Bend to the right (or left if symbol reversed)
• B. Double bend first to left (symbol may be reversed)
• C. Roundabout
• D. Uneven road

Answer: (B)

When you see warning signs for bends, the graphic shows the exact shape of the road ahead. A double bend sign means there are two bends in succession. The direction of the first bend is shown by the first curved arrow on the symbol. In this case, the symbol is indicating a first bend to the left (with a second bend following, to the right). The note that the symbol may be reversed means that if you’re looking at the sign from the opposite direction, the graphic could appear mirrored, but it still communicates the same two bends and the initial left turn. So this is the best choice because it specifically describes a double bend with the first bend to the left. The other options describe different situations: a single bend to the right (or left if mirrored), a roundabout, or an uneven road—none of which match the two-bend pattern shown.

When you see warning signs for bends, the graphic shows the exact shape of the road ahead. A double bend sign means there are two bends in succession. The direction of the first bend is shown by the first curved arrow on the symbol. In this case, the symbol is indicating a first bend to the left (with a second bend following, to the right). The note that the symbol may be reversed means that if you’re looking at the sign from the opposite direction, the graphic could appear mirrored, but it still communicates the same two bends and the initial left turn.

So this is the best choice because it specifically describes a double bend with the first bend to the left. The other options describe different situations: a single bend to the right (or left if mirrored), a roundabout, or an uneven road—none of which match the two-bend pattern shown.