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A barricade or marker with stripes sloping down to the right means that you should

Correct answer

  • stop and wait for further directions.
  • keep left.
  • go straight.

Explanation

A barricade or marker with stripes sloping down to the right means that you should keep right. These signs are used to guide drivers safely around hazardous objects that are close to the edge of the road. They are also used to warn drivers of a hazardous roadside condition such as an abrupt drop-off in the pavement.

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