Sign J4: Warning: double bend, first one to the right.
Legal meaning
Double bend(s), first to the right.
Shape and colour
Triangle with a red rim and a black S-arrow that first goes right: two bends, the first to the right.
Where the sign stands
About 30 m before the first curve of the double bend, on the right.
What the exam asks about this sign
The question is which bend comes first: the right one, then one to the left. Reduce speed before the first bend and allow for a second bend you may not yet be able to see. Trap: candidates read only the top arrow or confuse the sign with J5.
Often confused with
- Warning: double bend, first one to the left.
J5— First bend to the left. - Warning for a bend to the right
J2— One bend to the right. - Warning for a bend to the left
J3— One bend to the left.
Signs in the same series
- Warning: double bend, first one to the left.
J5 - Warning: steep hill UPWARDS (climb).
J6 - Warning for a bend to the left
J3 - Warning for a bend to the right
J2 - Warning for an uneven or poor road surface
J1 - Warning: steep hill DOWNWARDS (descent).
J7 - Warning for a dangerous crossroads
J8 - Warning for a roundabout ahead
J9