Match each UK regulatory traffic sign description with its correct legal meaning under the Highway Code.
- Red ring displaying a black silhouette of a bicycle on a white backgroundRiding of pedal cycles is strictly prohibited
- Solid blue circle displaying a white silhouette of a bicycleMandatory route designated for pedal cycles only
- Red ring displaying two cars side by side (one black, one red)Overtaking other motor vehicles is strictly prohibited
- Red octagonal sign displaying the word 'STOP' in whiteVehicles must come to a complete standstill before entering the junction
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Red ring with bicycle matches 'Riding of pedal cycles is strictly prohibited'; Solid blue circle with bicycle matches 'Mandatory route designated for pedal cycles only'; Red ring with two cars matches 'Overtaking other motor vehicles is strictly prohibited'; Red octagon with 'STOP' matches 'Vehicles must come to a complete standstill before entering the junction'.
In the UK Highway Code, circular signs give mandatory orders: red circles/rings tell you what you must not do (prohibitions), while blue circles tell you what you must do (mandatory orders). The red ring with a bicycle prohibits cycling; the blue circle with a bicycle designates a mandatory cycle route; the red ring with two cars prohibits overtaking; and the unique red octagonal sign mandates a complete stop before crossing the transverse line at a junction.
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Distinction between mandatory positive instructions (blue circles), prohibitory orders (red rings), and unique junction control regulatory signs (STOP octagon).
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