ICBC British Columbia Written Exam Practice Test 2024

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What does a sign with a picture of a person with a red circle and line indicate?

No pedestrians allowed.
No walking or jogging allowed.
No crossing the road.
No right turns allowed.

The correct answer is: No pedestrians allowed.

A sign with a picture of a person with a red circle and line typically indicates that no pedestrians are allowed in the area. This sign is often seen in places where there is a high risk of danger for pedestrians, such as on busy roads or construction sites. The other options are incorrect because they do not match the specific symbol on the sign. Option B is incorrect because it mentions walking and jogging, not all types of pedestrian activity. Option C is incorrect because it mentions crossing the road, which may be allowed in certain areas even if pedestrians are not allowed to be there. Option D is incorrect because it mentions a specific type of vehicle, while the symbol on the sign is referring to all pedestrians in general.