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What does the no turns sign mean?

White square sign with a red circle and slash over black arrows pointing left and right.
Correct answer

No turns are allowed. Continue straight through

This sign shows both turn arrows inside a red circle with a slash, meaning no turns are allowed in either direction. You must continue straight through.

Why the other answers are wrong

  • Turns are allowed in both directions

    This reads the sign backwards. A green ring means the action shown is allowed, while a red circle with a line through it means it is banned. Both arrows sit under the slash here.

  • Two-way traffic ahead

    Warnings about traffic in both directions come on yellow diamond signs, such as divided highway ends. This is a white square with a red slash, so it gives an order, and the arrows mean turns.

  • A divided road begins ahead

    Divided highway begins is a yellow diamond warning sign that tells you to keep to the right-hand road. Nothing is crossed out on it, and it never carries a red circle and slash.

Quick way to remember

Both turn arrows are crossed out.

Based on the official Ontario MTO Driver's Handbook.

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