Traffic&Movement
Transport&Parking
Shops&Street Business
Street Objects&Infrastructure
Street Conditions&Public Space
100
One of a set of red, yellow, and green lights that control the movement of vehicles, usually at a point where two or more roads join
What is a traffic light?
100
A designated place along a route where passengers can wait to board or leave a public transport vehicle that carries multiple people along fixed paths and schedules.
What is a bus stop?
100
A glass-fronted display area at the front of a store where goods are arranged so people outside can see them.
What is a shop window?
100
A tall pole installed along roads or walkways that holds a light to illuminate the surrounding area at night.
What is a lamp post?
100
An activity done on a road to fix or improve it, often with machines, tools, and warning signs.
What are roadworks?
200
A special place in a road where traffic must stop to allow people to walk across
What is a pedestrian crossing?
200
A device at the side of the road that you put money into so that you can leave your vehicle there for a particular amount of time
What is a parking meter?
200
A visible name or symbol placed on or near a store to identify it and attract the attention of people passing by.
What is a shop sign?
200
A fixed outdoor lighting fixture positioned along public roads or walkways, designed to provide illumination after dark for safety and visibility.
What is a street lamp?
200
A path with a hard surface on one or both sides of a road, that people walk on
What is a pavement?
300
A visible marker that often use standardized symbols, colors, and shapes which are designed to communicate important messages quickly and clearly to drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians
What is a road sign?
300
A place where cabs wait for customers.
"What is a taxi rank?"
300
A large outdoor advertising display, typically positioned beside roads or in busy public areas, designed to catch attention and promote products, services, or messages.
What is a billboard?
300
A tall vertical structure, usually made of wood or metal, that supports overhead wires used for communication or the transmission of signals across distances.
What is a telegraph pole?
300
A container where people put waste or unwanted things.
What is a rubbish bin?
400
A small raised area built across a road to force people to drive more slowly:
What is a speed bump?
400
A part of a road that is separated by a line from the rest of the road, for the use of people riding bicycles.
What is a bike lane?
400
A temporary or semi-permanent structure in an open place where a vendor displays and sells goods directly to customers.
What is a market stall?
400
A device on the side of the road that firefighters use to get water quickly when there is a fire.
What is a fire hydrant?
400
A long, usually hard seat for two or more people, often found in public places
What is a bench?
500
A place where three or more roads join and traffic must go around a circular area in the middle, rather than straight across.
What is a roundabout?
500
A designated portion of a roadway reserved primarily for large public transport vehicles, intended to keep them moving efficiently and avoid delays from general traffic.
“What is a bus lane?”
500
A person who sells goods or food directly to the public in outdoor public spaces, often using a portable setup or small stand.
What is a street vendor?
500
A metal container in the street or other public place in which you can put letters for them to be collected and sent to someone else
What is a postbox?
500
A covered opening in a road that a worker can enter in order to reach underground pipes, wires, or drains that need to be examined or repaired.
What is a manhole?
