A no-passing zone begins exactly here. The pennant is the only sign shaped like a sideways flag, and the only warning sign that stands on the left.
Do not begin a pass, and finish any pass already underway. The zone exists because sight distance ahead is too short: a hill, a curve, a hidden dip.
The flag points at the exact spot the zone begins. Left side, sideways, one of a kind.
Confusing it with the yield triangle. Yield points down and is red; the pennant points sideways and is yellow. Different shape direction, completely different law.
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Q.Warning signs that are shaped like a pennant (a long horizontal triangle) tell you:
The pennant-shaped sign points to the start of a no-passing zone. It sits on the left side of the road to warn drivers.
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