Jon Price
Lichfield Motorcycle Training


A bit basic but still worth buying   September 9, 2001
 7 out of 9 found this review helpful

Well, if you are new to driving like I am then this is good as it informs you all about every, and I mean every type of road sign, you will know most of them but still interesting.


Well, I certainly know them now   July 22, 2000
 19 out of 22 found this review helpful

There isn't too much one can say about this book; I imagine the majority of people buying it in the UK are doing so for their theory test. I found it to be quite interesting, even if the history of signing was over-simplified and didn't include how the British road numbering system was devised. Would I advise other people studying for their theory test to buy it? Well, no. As long as you have the latest copy of the Highway Code and some driving experience, I'm sure you can figure the meaning of such abstract signs like: "Gliders" or "Child Cyclists Ahead". Considering how extensive the latest Highway Code is, this books seems somewhat superfluous.


Language of the road!   May 19, 2000
"Know Your Traffic Signs" is a concise and informative guide to Britain's traffic signing system. Full colour illustrations of traffic signs, signals, and markings, as well as a historical introduction make this book an essential for anyone interested in traffic signs, or those who need to "Know Your Traffic Signs!"