The Right hairpin bend is a difficult and dangerous curve on a steep ascent or descent towards Right hand Side.

In order to take a turn safely, you must slow down before it, go slowly around it without allowing too much speed into the turn (which will cause your vehicle to 'unload'), then increase your speed gradually on exiting it. Steering too quickly will cause loss of control and lead to unintended behavior in vehicles.

The Left hairpin bend is a difficult and dangerous curve on a steep ascent or descent towards the left side.

The curve on the right-hand side of the road is called a right-hand curve. Drivers should refrain from overtaking on curves.

Driving on a level curve when going from left to right is easier than driving on a hill because it provides less resistance and has less risk of an accident happening.

The curve on the left-hand side of the road is called a left-hand curve.

Left Reverse Bend sign cautions the driver about the zigzag turn towards Left and then Right forming Z shaped turn toward Left. The driver should reduce speed when approaching this sign and maneuver the vehicle gently.

Driver should be careful as the Right Reverse Bend is a zigzag towards the Right and then to the left.

The Two-Way traffic Ahead sign lets drivers know that they are coming up on an area where there is traffic in both directions.

Loose gravel - This sign indicates that loose pebbles and stones could be lying on the surface of the road.

Gravel surfaces lack grip compared to a sealed surface. The key difference between driving on gravel and a paved surface is that there's much less friction against the ground. The wheels can slip more easily, causing a greater chance for loss of control.

Falling rocks is a place where rocks often fall and fallen rocks is a place where many wait for the next big one to happen.

Drivers should wait at the safest place if rocks are falling and should drive carefully if fallen rocks are lying there.

The Slippery traffic sign comes into play when the road is wet and slippery and should be taken more seriously than usual - extra caution and attention should be paid while driving.

Drivers should reduce their speed and adopt a larger following distance. During turns, they should slow down and gradually come to a stop if necessary.

Steep Ascent road sign warns that there's a steep ascent ahead, so get ready to climb and put the vehicle in the appropriate gear. These signs are often posted by Parivahan and RTO on hilly roads which have steep elevation changes.

Ahead, there is a steep descent and the driver should be prepared to descend by notifying the relevant gear.

Steep descent is a downward slope that can appear on many types of roads. Drivers should not speed up their vehicle on this type of road, as it may loosen its grip on the road and lose control.