South Australia · Learner's Theory Test · Road rules

You see white zigzag lines marked on the road ahead. What do they tell you?

The answer

You are approaching a school zone - slow down and watch for children Correct
The road surface is slippery when wet
Overtaking is permitted for the length of the markings
A railway level crossing is ahead

Why that's the answer

Zigzag road markings are used in South Australia to warn drivers they are approaching a school zone. Slow down and be ready to travel at 25 km/h if a child is present.

Where this rule comes from

Department for Infrastructure and Transport – The Driver's Handbook Official source

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