What does the sign say?
Every segment of the wheel is a road sign. Press SPIN! and pick what it means from four answers:
The shape tells you half of it
- A red triangle warns: something is coming – a bend, children, roadworks.
- A red circle forbids: no entry, no overtaking, a speed you must not go over.
- A blue circle orders: the way you must go, a path for bikes or for people on foot.
- A blue square informs: a parking place, a crossing, a road that goes nowhere.
- Give way is the only triangle standing on its point, and Stop the only octagon – so they can be recognised from behind, and under snow.
Your score
Score, In a row and Best run are kept beside the wheel. Start again puts the score back to zero:
Sign by sign
The warning signs and the priority signs are on the wheel when it opens. Click a group to add the prohibitions, the mandatory signs or the information signs:
Which country’s signs?
These are the signs of the Vienna Convention, which most of Europe uses, drawn the way they appear in Germany. In your country a sign may be a slightly different drawing, but its shape, its colours and its meaning are the same.
How to learn them
- Start with one group.
- Open Options and tick Take the ones I got right off the wheel.
- Spin until the wheel is empty – what is left at the end is what you do not know yet.
- Before a driving test, play one group a day.