Which sign indicates a temporary maximum speed advisory?

Which sign indicates a temporary maximum speed advisory?

• A. End of restriction
• B. Green arrow lane signal
• C. White arrow lane sign
• D. Temporary maximum speed advised

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is recognizing signs that communicate temporary speed guidance in roadworks or changing conditions. The sign that explicitly states “Temporary maximum speed advised” is the correct one because it directly tells you that a speed is only temporary and recommended for safety. It’s not about ending restrictions, lane directions, or lane usage, which are signaled by the other signs. End of restriction means you’re leaving a limit behind; a green arrow lane signal shows which lane you may move into; a white arrow lane sign indicates lane direction or priority, not speed. When you see the advisory sign, reduce your speed to the suggested level and stay alert for further changes.

The idea being tested is recognizing signs that communicate temporary speed guidance in roadworks or changing conditions. The sign that explicitly states “Temporary maximum speed advised” is the correct one because it directly tells you that a speed is only temporary and recommended for safety. It’s not about ending restrictions, lane directions, or lane usage, which are signaled by the other signs. End of restriction means you’re leaving a limit behind; a green arrow lane signal shows which lane you may move into; a white arrow lane sign indicates lane direction or priority, not speed. When you see the advisory sign, reduce your speed to the suggested level and stay alert for further changes.