Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook


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Regulatory signs

One-way
One-way street or highway
Two-way
Two-way traffic

 

Maximum speed
The maximum speed allowed under ideal conditions
Advance warning
Advance warning of a lower maximum speed zone ahead

 

The maximum speed allowed in a work zone*
The maximum speed allowed in a work zone*

 

Keep to the right
Keep to the right of traffic islands or obstruction
Do not enter
Do not enter

 

Passing permitted
Passing permitted
Passing not permitted
Passing not permitted

 

U-turn permitted
U-turn permitted
No U-turn
No U-turn
You must not turn your vehicle around in the roadway to travel in the opposite direction (no U-turn)

 

Heavy trucks
Heavy trucks should use this roadway
No heavy trucks
No heavy trucks are allowed on roadway

 

Dangerous goods
Dangerous goods route
Dangerous goods carriers prohibited
Dangerous goods carriers prohibited

 

Truck inspection station
Truck inspection station
Truck inspection station exit
Truck inspection station exit
Arrow indicates which side of road

 

Over dimensional
Over dimensional route
Weight limit
Weight limit of vehicle permitted on highway or bridge expressed in tonnes

 

Footnotes

  1. The fine for speeding triples when travelling greater than the posted speed limit past workers. Workers are identified as anyone within 3 km of a traffic control person, survey crew or highway workers sign identified on the Warning signs page.