Tram lane warning signs for pedestrians (look both sides)

Tram lane warning signs for pedestrians (look both sides)

Tells pedestrians that trams may come from either direction and to look both ways before crossing.

Tram Signs

What should you do?

Near this sign, watch for pedestrians crossing tram tracks and give them time, as they may hesitate while checking both directions.

How to recognise it

Yellow rectangular sign with a tram symbol and the words Féach gach treo / LOOK BOTH WAYS.

Common confusion

Unlike the look left and look right versions, it marks tracks where trams run in both directions.

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
Tram lane warning signs for pedestrians (look both sides)
Category Size
5 signs

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