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Road signs that give you warnings

Two way traffic straight ahead	Two-way traffic crosses one-way road	Road narrows on right (on left if symbol is reversed)
Road narrows on both sides	Bend to right (or left if symbol is reversed)	Double bend first to left (symbol may be reversed)
Crossroads	Dual Carriageway ends	Junction on a bend ahead
Staggered Junction	T-Junction with priority over vehicles from the right	Traffic merging from left ahead
Slippery road	Uneven road	Roundabout
Steep hill downwards	Steep hill upwards	Hump bridge
Low flying aircraft or sudden aircraft noise	Falling or fallen rocks	Cycle route ahead
Zebra Crossing	Opening for a swing bridge ahead	Quay side or riverbank
Side winds	Level crossing with barrier or gate ahead	Level crossing without barrier or gate ahead
Trams crossing ahead	Cattle	Accompanied horses or ponies
Wild animals	Wild horses or ponies	Worded warning sign
Risk of grounding	Frail (or blind or disabled if shown) pedestrians likely to cross road ahead	Traffic signals not in use
Distance to GIVE WAY sign ahead	Distance to STOP Sign ahead	Soft verges
Traffic queues likely	Other danger, plate indicates nature of danger	Overhead electric cable
Pedestrians in road ahead	Risk of ice	Distance over which road humps extend
School crossing patrol ahead	Miniature warning lights at level crossing	A plate seen below some other signs
Level crossing without barrier	Light signals ahead at level crossing, bridge or airfield	Sharp deviation of route to left (or right if chevrons reversed)