Which signal marks the end of a 20 mph zone?

Which signal marks the end of a 20 mph zone?

• A. Entry to 20 mph zone
• B. End of 20 mph zone
• C. barrier to stop pedestrians crossing
• D. ready to cross pedestrians so vehicles must prepare to stop

Answer: (B)

The end of a 20 mph zone is shown by a white circular sign with a black diagonal stripe. This sign tells you the 20 mph limit no longer applies and you should return to the previous or standard speed for the road unless another sign changes it. The sign indicating you’re entering a 20 mph zone is different and would tell you to slow down to 20 mph, but that’s not what marks the end. A barrier to stop pedestrians or a signal about pedestrians crossing isn’t related to ending a speed restriction.

The end of a 20 mph zone is shown by a white circular sign with a black diagonal stripe. This sign tells you the 20 mph limit no longer applies and you should return to the previous or standard speed for the road unless another sign changes it. The sign indicating you’re entering a 20 mph zone is different and would tell you to slow down to 20 mph, but that’s not what marks the end. A barrier to stop pedestrians or a signal about pedestrians crossing isn’t related to ending a speed restriction.