In which direction is traffic prohibited?
Answer options
Correct answer Left and right
Explanation
Left and right are prohibited; only straight ahead is open. Read the two elements together: the round sign with the wide red border is No Entry, and the plate beneath it with a double-headed horizontal arrow defines its scope — the prohibition applies to the roads on the left and on the right of this intersection. The rule this question teaches is that a plate under a sign is never a new sign; it narrows or specifies the scope of the sign above it, and the two must be read as one unit. Ignore the plate and you wrongly extend the prohibition to the whole intersection.
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