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Rules of the Road

RSA handbook · 292 pages · 271 embedded images

Traffic signs and road markings

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When turning right from a one-way street, drive as close as you can to the right-hand side.

Remember that the road at the end of a one-way street may be two-way. You may see the warning sign below if it is.

Two-way traffic

Streets for pedestrians

The regulatory sign below shows that the street is closed to all road users except pedestrians at the time shown on the information plate underneath. Cyclists and e-scooter users may only go down a pedestrianised street if there is a cycle track.

Pedestrianised

street

Road markings

Road markings are a traffic sign in the form and design of a marking on the surface of the road. They have the same status as upright signs. Road users must obey these road markings.

The diagrams below show the most common types of road marking and what they mean.

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Extracted from the RSA Rules of the Road, Revision 9, May 2026. Source PDF · reuse permission unconfirmed.