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In combination with the one way sign is the "do not enter" sign and I'll put a video up here for you for the complete video on the "do not enter" sign.

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If you are unfortunate enough to turn the wrong way on a one-way street, get your vehicle parked, get it turned around and get going the right way on the one-way street.

In combination with the "do not enter" sign, the other way that you can tell that it's a one-way street--is in North America--the lines, the lane marking lines, will be white and white only.

If you're traveling along a roadway that intersects with a one-way street there will be advanced warning signs telling you you're approaching a one-way street.

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If you go the opposite way of the arrow, you're going against opposing traffic and you're going to risk a head-on collision.

If they're white, it's one way and you'll know that: if it's solid white line, you can't cross over between lanes; if it's broken white lines you can.

So you know to not enter because oftentimes it's a one-way street, but there's other reasons for the "do not enter" sign.

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So if you're NOT familiar with where the one-way streets are, go to a local driving school, hire a driving instructor and get them to take around on a mock road test.

So therefore you will know that you can't change lanes at or near intersections for the purpose of safety because as we know 40% (forty percent) of crashes happen at intersections.

If it's a 'T'-intersection, the one way sign will be on the far side of the intersection telling you which direction the traffic travels along the one-way street.

If you turn the wrong way on the one-way street, as you can see here behind me, there will be a do "not enter | wrong way" sign.