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Regulatory Signs have legal significance and must be readily distinguishable from all other signs. It is illegal for a motorist to ignore regulatory signs.
There are two types of regulatory signs; Propitiatory - the motorist must not do something; and Mandatory - the motorist must do what the sign says.
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`Ends` General Supplementary
MOTSAM:
RG 35S
End supplementary sign is used with CYCLE signs and PEDESTRIAN signs.
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Bus Lane
MOTSAM:
RG 35
Bus Lane sign is used to show where there is a bus lane.
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Cycle Lane
Cycle Lane sign is used to warn traffic the lane is for cyclist only.
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Cycle Only
MOTSAM:
RG 35.3
Cycle Only sign is used to warn traffic the lane is for cyclist only.
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Cyclists Use Ramp
MOTSAM:
RG 37.1
Cyclists Use Ramp sign is used to direct cyclists.
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Keep Left Unless Passing
MOTSAM:
RG 22
Keep Left Unless Passing is used at the beginning of the overtaking lane.
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Overhead Lane Use Arrows
MOTSAM:
RG 29
Overhead Lane Use Arrows sign is used to show multi-lane approach at intersections
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School Patrol
MOTSAM:
RG 28
School Patrol sign is used to control traffic at authorized school patrol sites.
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Shared Pedestrian and Cycle Path defined position
MOTSAM:
RG 36
Separated Path sign is used where the path separates into lanes.
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Shared Pedestrian and Cycle Path standard
MOTSAM:
RG 35.4
Shared Use Path sign is to show pedestrians and cyclists use the same path.
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Transit Lane
MOTSAM:
RG 35.1
Transit Lane sign is used to show where there is a transit lane.
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