What does a round sign with a red border and a white centre usually tell a driver?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. A prohibition or restriction
- Step 1: Prohibitory signs are round with a red border; for example, no entry, no overtaking or a speed limit.
Answer
A prohibition or restriction.
Why not the others: A warning of danger ahead, A compulsory direction to follow and Information about nearby services don't fit.
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