Slippery for cyclists

Slippery for cyclists

Warns cyclists that tram tracks ahead can be slippery and can trap bicycle wheels.

Tram Signs

What should you do?

Cyclists should cross rails as close to a right angle as possible; drivers should give cyclists extra room near tram tracks.

How to recognise it

Yellow diamond with a bicycle above two wavy skid lines, with a plate below reading Tramrían / TRAM TRACK.

Common confusion

It looks like the general slippery road sign but shows a bicycle instead of a car and refers specifically to tram rails.

Explanation written by the My Driving Test editorial team using the Department of Transport Traffic Signs Manual conventions and the RSA Rules of the Road.

Quick Facts

Category
Tram Signs
Sign Name
Slippery for cyclists
Category Size
5 signs

Test yourself on road signs

Take the road-signs quiz and see which ones still need work.

Start the quiz
Your test-day advantage

Know the route before test day.

Turn nervous drives into focused practice. Follow independent route patterns with clear, turn-by-turn voice guidance on iPhone and Android.

303
Test routes
46
Test centres
Voice guided
Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

Built for iPhone & Android
Practise at your own pace

↱
Voice navigation active
Turn right in 200 metres