The new method of controlling traffic at a crossing ahead sign is a UK road and traffic sign you'll need to recognise for the DVSA theory test. You may be asked about this road sign in the multiple-choice questions part of the DVSA driving theory test.
Use this page as a quick reference to help you identify the new method of controlling traffic at a crossing ahead sign when it appears in your car, motorcycle, HGV / LGV, PCV, and ADI Part 1 theory test revision.
The new method of controlling traffic at a crossing ahead sign belongs to the level crossing signs and signals category in the UK road and traffic sign system.
Knowing which type of sign you're looking at helps you understand how you should respond when you see it on the road and in the DVSA theory test.
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Source: Department for Transport - Know Your Traffic Signs
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