Series K – Direction signs

Traffic sign K12: District sign inside a built-up area, with district names

Meaning, memory aid, common mistake and practice questions for sign K12.

Verkeersbord K12

Meaning K12

District sign inside a built-up area, with district names. This sign gives direction or route information.

Code: K12 Series K Direction signs
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Memory aid

K = route. Link the shape and colour to the message.

Common mistake

Common mistake: skipping supplementary plates, which state the exceptions.

On the road

You approach a junction and see sign K12 (District sign inside a built-up area, with district names). This sign helps with route and direction.

What should you do?

  • Read the destination and direction calmly.
  • Move into lane in good time.
  • Check that you are on the right route.

Practice questions with model answers

What does sign K12 mean?

District sign inside a built-up area, with district names. This sign gives direction or route information. In theory questions the point is the immediate effect: what should you do now?

What should you change as soon as you see this sign?

Read the destination and direction calmly. Move into lane in good time. Check that you are on the right route. This is exactly what the CBR tests.

Which exceptions can a supplementary plate add to sign K12?

Supplementary plates can add times, vehicles or exceptions. The right exam answer always names that exception.

Frequently asked questions

What does sign K12 mean?

District sign inside a built-up area, with district names. This sign gives direction or route information.

What should you do immediately at sign K12?

Read the destination and direction calmly. Move into lane in good time. Check that you are on the right route.

What is a common mistake with sign K12?

Common mistake: skipping supplementary plates, which state the exceptions.

What else should you watch for with this sign?

Watch for supplementary plates, zone markings and any end signs.

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