Which of these signs would you see as you approach a roundabout? Check all that apply.
Ko fē ʻi he ngaahi papa fakaʻilonga ni te ke sio ki ai ʻi hoʻo fakaofi ki ha takaiʻanga hala? Fili ʻa e tali kotoa ʻoku tonu.
B warns of a roundabout, C is roundabout GIVE WAY and D means keep left; all may be seen near roundabouts.
ʻOku fakatokanga ʻa e B ki ha takaiʻanga hala, ko e C ko e GIVE WAY ʻo ha takaiʻanga hala pea ʻoku ʻuhinga ʻa e D ke tauhi toʻohema; ʻe lava ke sio ki ai kotoa ofi ki ha takaiʻanga hala.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Give way to right-approaching traffic crossing your path and pass left of D. A is an open-road speed sign, not a roundabout-specific warning.
Tukuange ʻa e hala ki he feʻaluʻaki ʻoku fakaofi mei ho toʻomataʻu pea kolosi ʻi ho hala, pea ʻalu ʻi he toʻohema ʻo e D. Ko e A ko ha papa vave hala ʻatā, kae ʻikai ko ha fakatokanga fakataumuʻa ki he takaiʻanga hala.