15 Road Signs and Symbols You Might Not Know! | BlackBeltBarrister

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[KillerBill]

It has to be noted that a few of those signs are very rarely seen. You also forgot to add that BMW drivers are not subject to any kind of traffic control whatsoever although they do seem to have a minimum speed which is usually above the speed limit for everyone else.

[tonystrange]

Those percentages were frightening. 62% didn't know what a No Entry looked like. 😯

[ChrisCooper]

Just to add to the sign at 4:45, the word "local" on the bus means the lane can only be used by buses running on a local stage carriage service, i.e one running to a registered time table on a registered route, not private hire coaches etc. Without "local" anything that legally classes as a "bus" can use the lane, i.e anything with more than 8 seats, even one privately owned.

[TheComputec]

Thank you very much. very informative. I've been driving 33yrs and its nice to have "public information" videos from informed sources to refresh your knowledge. Very much appreciated sir !

[hornerst.catherine]

I've been driving for over 30 years and until now never properly understood what the set of yellow signs really meant. Thank you.

[Stuart_George]

I learnt a new word today. Octangular. Always used octagonal myself. Every day is a learning day.👍

[rogerhargreaves]

Worrying isn’t it that most drivers don’t recognise these signs. To be honest I didn’t know the “No Vehicles allowed at all”. Great production, thanks for sharing BBB.

[MrRickster]

I love how you showed a clip of a Ford in the ford.

[dennisnash]

I wonder how the participants of the survey were selected. It's hard to believe that people didn't know the No Entry sign. Surely one of the most common and important signs on our roads.

[Abandoned-Places]

As an newly qualified ADI BlackBeltBarrister, I really appreciate these videos. Thank you very much for them. I've learned a lot off them. Take care and keep safe.

[MiniLemmy]

I didn’t know the empty red circle sign or the yellow diversion route signs - thanks for educating me on them

[Mr.Rude.]

6:07 The more commonly found 'No jumping over cars on your motorcycle' sign

[lordrod]

I'm pleased that someone is going to tell us what the symbols mean when I put my class 2 years ago it was never discussed

[mrgrizzlyrides]

I have a RoSPA Gold Motorcycle qualification and I was a volunteer Motorcycle Instructor so driver ignorance of road signs came as no surprise to me; even motorcyclists wishing to take Advanced Rider Training, never mind CBT candidates are alarmingly ignorant of the meaning of road signs.
Great video, informative and very well presented.

[RedDadRedemption]

The blank red circle was new to me, however I did have a good idea what it meant before you said so. Only been driving for 30 years! My biggest peeve is lane discipline and indicating. Thank you for your great video's.

[robertwhite]

I did not know the empty circle sign. The octogon made sense but I saw one recently and was wondering about it. It was at a side road joining a National Speed Limit road on a bend leaving very obscured sight lines. Thank you.

[ScottMStolz]

I'm across the pond, and I knew what most of those signs meant. And we use a completely different system of signs! The circle with nothing in it threw me off though. I would have never guessed. And it is interesting how you use parentheses instead of the word "TO" to indicate a road that leads to something else. Interesting video.

[chrism]

Thank you. The survey results you quoted justify the need for videos like this and honestly, I probably didn't know half of them though I'm pleased to say that I do know the No Entry sign.

[alphamale]

This is without doubt one of the most useful and informative / valuable channels on YouTube!

[richardward]

Absolutely brilliant video, thanks for doing that thankfully I do know the vast majority of signs but have always been unsure of the yellow symbols for alternative routes so thanks for clearing that up and clarifying others, and I'm sure you know but the stop sign also requires that not only you stop but also apply your handbrake, thanks again keep up your great videos 😁