Kenyan prohibitory sign · P.23
Overtaking of four-wheeled vehicles prohibited
What it means
Usually placed on hills, bends and narrow stretches where you can't see far enough to pass safely.
What to do
You may not overtake cars or other four-wheeled vehicles here, usually because poor visibility or a narrow road makes it dangerous.
How to read prohibitory signs
Prohibitory signs are mostly circles with a red ring, and they tell you what you must not do or set a limit you must keep. They're the opposite of the blue circles, which tell you what you must do.
More prohibitory signs
- Overtaking of goods vehicles prohibited
- Speed limit
- Sounding of horns or sirens prohibited
- Stop at control post
- Stop: children school
- Priority for on-coming traffic
On the way to your test? Read how the NTSA test works and how the Model Town Board is used.
