Mandatory signs
The highest-yield actions are STOP, GIVE WAY, and Left Turn on Red.
Source: BTT Handbook, p. 10
Quick revision
BTT revision notes
Use these notes for fast scanning before the test. Each visual block stays tied to a handbook page so you can revise quickly without losing trust in the source.
Prohibitory signs
Distinguish no stopping, no waiting, and no overtaking cleanly.
Source: BTT Handbook, pp. 11-13
Warning signs
These are frequently tested as 'slow down and take extra care' prompts.
Source: BTT Handbook, pp. 14-18
Information signs
Bus stop and bus lane restrictions are worth memorising exactly.
Source: BTT Handbook, pp. 21-23
Traffic light meanings
Amber and flashing amber are common source-of-error questions.
Source: BTT Handbook, p. 44
On-road signals
Look for flickering green arrow and bus-only signals.
Source: BTT Handbook, p. 45
Police officer signals
These override signs, lights, road markings, and traffic regulations.
Source: BTT Handbook, p. 47
Hand signals
Useful to scan once before test day for recognition questions.
Source: BTT Handbook, p. 49