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Road marking scavenger hunts offer a unique perspective on the traffic infrastructure around us. During these GPS scavenger hunts, you will discover the meaning of road signs, traffic signals and markings that regulate our traffic every day.

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What do you see at a school on the road?
The word SCHOOL The word SHOP The word HOME The word AUTO
What do you see at an exit sign on the road?
An arrow to the right One star A circle A square
Where do you see yellow lines?
At the kerb In the air On the roof In the tree
What colour do safety stripes often have?
Yellow and black Red and white Blue and green Purple and orange
Which arrow do you see on the road at a roundabout?
A curved arrow A straight arrow A zigzag arrow An inverted arrow
What is the purpose of a road threshold?
Making cars drive slower Making cars drive faster Making cars stop Having cars topped up
What colour are parking spaces usually?
White Black Green Purple
Which line do you see at a bus stop?
A yellow line A green line A pink line An orange line
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What does a white check mean on the road?
Priority road Stop Parking Catch up
What do yellow lines at the kerb mean?
Parking ban Parking permitted Bus stop Bicycle parking
What do you see on the road at a roundabout?
Round arrows Straight lines Square boxes Triangular shapes
What marking do you often see at schools?
Schoolchildren symbol Auto symbol Tree symbol House symbol
What form does a stop line take?
Straight thick line Curved line Zigzag line Round line
What does blue marking on the road mean?
Disabled parking Ordinary car park Bicycle path Footpath
Which arrow do you see most often on the road?
Straight arrow Up arrow Down arrow Round arrow
What do short white stripes next to each other mean?
Catch-up line Stop line Parking line Play line
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What colour are temporary road markings?
Yellow Orange Red Green
What does a P symbol on the road indicate?
Parking Police station Pumping station Pleasure spot
Which marking indicates the edge of the carriageway?
Lace stripe Centerline Direction arrow Stop line
How thick is a stop line usually?
50 centimetres 25 centimetres 75 centimetres 1 metre
How long are the broken lines on a regular road usually?
3 metres 1 metre 5 metres 2 metres
What is a 'cycle lane'?
A lane where cyclists are allowed to go straight ahead at traffic lights A dedicated cycle highway An underground bicycle tunnel A cycle path through a park
How far in front of a zebra crossing is usually the white window?
25 metres 15 metres 35 metres 50 metres
What symbol is used for a bus stop on the road?
BUS in white letters A blue circle Yellow zigzag lines Red triangle
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What does a yellow broken line indicate?
Temporary road layout Bicycle lane Parking zone School zone
How is the access route for emergency services marked?
Yellow stripes at a 45 degree angle Red circles White crosses Blue arrows
How is a priority cycle street marked?
Red road marking with bicycle symbols White stripes Yellow circles Blue arrows
How is a carpool lane indicated in addition to the road markings?
The number 2+ or 3+ on the road surface A car symbol A family symbol The word FAMILY
What color are the markings for motorcycle parking spaces?
Blue White Yellow Red
Which road marking is used for a merging lane?
Broken white lines that get shorter and shorter Solid yellow line Red dots Blue arrows
What is meant by 'shark teeth' in road markings?
Triangular markings indicating priority Zigzag lines at zebra crossing Sharp bends in the road Markings at traffic lights
What do yellow zigzag lines along the side of the road mean?
Parking ban Dangerous turn Bus stop nearby Work
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What does a road marking in the shape of a bicycle mean?
Bicycle lane or bike path Banned for cars Bicycle mechanic nearby Speed limit for cyclists
What does a continuous line on the right side of the carriageway mean?
Boundary of the carriageway Overtaking ban Maximum speed 80 km/h Prohibited for freight traffic
How wide are the white stripes of a zebra crossing?
50 cm 40 cm 60 cm 30 cm
What does a thick white line across the carriageway indicate?
Stop line Speed bump Municipal boundary End of highway
How long should the gap be when there is a broken line on the carriageway?
9 metres 6 metres 12 metres 3 metres
What is the standard colour for road markings in the Netherlands?
White Yellow Grey Light green
What does a road marking with a P symbol mean?
Parking Police station ATM Public toilet
What is the function of road marking with shell grass?
Improved grip and visibility Soundproofing Water drainage Speed measurement
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What is the standard width of a continuous white central reservation on Dutch motorways?
12 centimetres 8 centimetres 15 centimetres 10 centimetres
How many metres is the standard length of a white stripe in broken lane marking on motorways?
3 metres 2 metres 4 metres 5 metres
What is the maximum temperature at which thermoplastic road markings are applied?
180-220°C 80-100°C 250-300°C 120-140°C
In what year was the first white road marking installed in the Netherlands?
1936 1925 1948 1952
What size is a standard parking space marker?
2.5 x 5 metres 2 x 4 metres 3 x 6 metres 2.2 x 4.8 metres
What does a red and white chequered marking mean?
Passage prohibited Hazardous substance Medical emergency exit Fire station
Which symbol is used on the road surface to indicate a bus stop?
BUS Bus symbol H HALTE
What marking is used to indicate a carpool lane?
Diamond-shaped symbol Double arrow Circle with number Triangular symbol
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A Road Markings scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Road Markings, part of the theme Traffic. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

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