Regulation sign pictures — Arkansas Permit Test

The do not enter sign means something is not allowed: here, you may not enter past it.

This sign usually guards a road or ramp that runs the other way, and entering it can mean meeting traffic head-on.

The do not enter sign is typically a red circle with a line running across or diagonal line through it, meaning something is not allowed.

A regulation sign with a red circle and slash over a left-turn arrow means the driver is prohibited from turning left there.

Turns are banned where a left across traffic is too dangerous, and the sign is your only warning that the corner is one of them.

This regulation sign indicates a driver is prohibited (not allowed) from executing a particular maneuver such as a turn toward a particular direction or no U-Turn.

A regulation sign with a red circle and slash over a right-turn arrow means the driver is prohibited from turning right there.

A right turn can be banned where it would cut across a busy crosswalk or a lane that merges in, and the sign marks that spot.

This regulation sign indicates a driver is prohibited (not allowed) from executing a particular maneuver such as a turn toward a particular direction or no U-Turn.

A regulation sign with a red circle and slash over a U-shaped arrow means no U-turn: the driver is prohibited from turning around there.

A car swinging around across every lane blocks traffic from both directions, which is why some roads forbid it.

This regulation sign indicates a driver is prohibited (not allowed) from executing a particular maneuver such as a turn toward a particular direction or no U-Turn.

What does this sign mean?

You may not go in this way. This sign usually guards a road or ramp that runs the other way, and entering it can mean meeting traffic head-on. Arkansas Driver License Study Guide, p.26: “The do not enter sign is typically a red circle with a line running across or diagonal line through it, meaning something is not allowed.”