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Warning Signs

Roundabout Ahead Sign

A roundabout is ahead. The circular arrows show the direction of travel around the island.

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Roundabout with 300 m distance plaque
Roundabout with 300 m distance plaque

What to Do

Slow down and choose the appropriate approach lane before entering.

A Detail to Remember

The 300 m plaque is an advance-distance example. It describes how far ahead the roundabout is, not its size.

Roundabout or Traffic Circle?

Ontario’s handbook distinguishes modern roundabouts from older traffic circles. Modern layouts use entry deflection and splitter islands to slow approaching vehicles, with entering traffic yielding to vehicles already circulating.

MTO Driver’s Handbook: Changing Directions ↗

Understanding Warning Signs

Yellow warning signs ask you to anticipate a condition ahead. Read any distance or speed plaque with the main symbol, then adjust to what you can actually see on the road.

Artwork Variations

Compare the symbols, arrows and supplementary wording shown in these examples.

Roundabout with 300 m distance plaque
Roundabout with 300 m distance plaque
Roundabout warning
Roundabout warning

Sources and Review

Checked November 12, 2026. Explanations follow the sources below; image-specific observations refer to the pictured G1 Prep artwork.

Sign artwork: G1 Prep by Roadity. See our editorial policy.

Put the Meaning into Practice

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