Fili ha tali ʻe taha
On a sealed road, which statement correctly describes the sign shown and its associated line?
ʻI ha hala kuo ʻufi'ufi (sealed), ko e fakamatala fē ʻoku fakamatala'i totonu e faka'ilonga ʻoku hā mo hono laine ʻi he hala?
This GIVE WAY sign requires slowing and giving way as required, stopping if necessary. Its line on a sealed road is white.
Ko e faka'ilonga GIVE WAY ko ʻení ʻoku fiema'u ke fakasi'isi'i e vave mo tuku ke mu'omu'a ʻa kinautolu ʻoku totonu ke mu'omu'a, pea tu'u kapau ʻoku fiema'u. ʻOku hinehina hono laine ʻi ha hala kuo ʻufi'ufi (sealed).
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Slow, observe and give way, stopping if necessary. A STOP sign has a yellow line and requires a complete stop.
Fakasi'isi'i e vave, vakai pea tuku ke mu'omu'a, ʻo tu'u kapau ʻoku fiema'u. ʻOku engeenga e laine ʻo e faka'ilonga STOP pea ʻoku fiema'u ke tu'u kakato.