Which sign indicates a hazard where the road becomes uneven?

• A. Uneven road
• B. Plate below some signs
• C. Roundabout
• D. Junction on bend ahead

Answer: (A)

Recognising hazard signs that warn of changes in road surface. The sign depicting a jagged line across the road indicates an uneven surface ahead, such as bumps, ruts, or potholed sections. It tells you to slow down, look ahead, and be ready for changes in the road that could affect steering or braking. The other options don’t signal an uneven surface: a supplementary plate is just extra information under a sign, a roundabout sign warns of a circular junction, and a junction on bend ahead sign warns of a junction on a bend. So the uneven road sign is the best match for this hazard.