You’re driving on a road with several lanes. You see these signs above the lanes. What do they mean?

A: The two right lanes are open

B: The two left lanes are open

C: Traffic in the left lanes should stop

D: Traffic in the right lanes should stop

If you see a red cross above your lane, it means that there’s an obstruction ahead. You’ll have to move into one of the lanes that’s showing a green light. If all the lanes are showing a red cross, then you must stop.

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