Where:
This sign can be found on any type of road, urban, rural, or highway, where another road joins at an angle rather than forming a standard T or cross intersection.
It is especially common in areas with older road layouts or non-grid road networks, where roads were built to follow natural land contours.

Purpose:
The SKEW JUNCTION sign is intended to warn drivers that they are approaching a non-standard intersection, where another road enters at an oblique or diagonal angle.

These intersections can be more dangerous than typical right-angle junctions because:
Visibility may be limited.
Judging the speed and distance of cross-traffic is more difficult.
Turning movements may be sharper or more complex.

Action: Reduce your speed as you approach the junction. Scan carefully in both directions for oncoming or crossing vehicles. Be especially alert for vehicles that may be hidden in blind spots due to the skewed angle. Yield or stop if necessary, in accordance with local road rules or signage. Proceed only when you are certain the way is clear and safe.