T-Intersection Ahead (Right) Sign
Shape: Equilateral triangle (pointing up) · Colour: Yellow/white with red border
The road ahead ends at a T-junction — you must turn left or right.
What It Means
This sign warns that the road you are on terminates at a T-junction ahead where roads branch to the right (and left). The road you are approaching on (the "stem" of the T) does not continue — you must turn. T-junctions on high-speed rural roads are particularly dangerous because drivers on the main road may not anticipate vehicles stopping or turning from the stem road.
📍 Where You'll See It
On roads approaching T-junctions, typically 150–300 metres before the junction.
✅ What You Must Do
Reduce speed. Prepare to turn left or right as appropriate. Do not enter the junction at speed expecting to make a late decision.
⚠️ Common Mistake
Approaching a T-junction at highway speed expecting a continuation of the road — particularly dangerous at night.
⚖️ Legal Note
Failing to stop at a T-junction: Sec. 119 / 177 MV Act. If it caused a collision: Sec. 184.
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School Ahead
A school is nearby. Children may be crossing or walking on or near the road.
Pedestrian Crossing
A pedestrian crossing (zebra crossing) is ahead. Pedestrians have right of way.
Narrow Road Ahead
The road narrows significantly ahead — from both sides. Reduced width for the oncoming stretch.
Steep Ascent
A steep uphill gradient lies ahead.
Steep Descent
A steep downhill gradient lies ahead.
Slippery Road
The road surface is slippery — due to rain, oil, loose gravel, or mud.