Warning signs
These signs warn you of expected hazards on the road ahead.
Here are some of the most common warning road signs:
Sharp Bend To The Left
Sharp Bend To The Right
School Crossing
Side Road To The Right
Double Bend First Left
Double Bend First Right
Traffic Merges From
Right
Traffic Merges From Left
Secondary Road From Left
Traffic From Left
Traffic From Right
Minor Road Joining From Right
Steep Hill Upwards
Steep Hill Downwards
Road Narrows On The
Left
Road Narrows On The Right
Dual Carriageway Ends
Tunnel Ahead. Use Dip
Lights
Uneven Road
Crossroads
Road Narrows On Both Sides
Right Lane Closed Ahead
Unprotected Quay. Canal Or
River Ahead
Opening Bridge
Maximum Height
River Crossing
Dangerous Dip
Overhead Bridge
Road Works Ahead
Slippery Road
Other Danger
Road Hump Ahead
Cross Road
Loose Chippings
Falling Rocks
Traffic Signals Ahead
Roundabout Ahead
T Junction Ahead
Railway Level Crossing
With Gate Or Barrier
Railway Level Crossing
Without Gate Or Barrier
Camels
Cycle Crossing
Two Way Traffic Straight
Ahead
Low Flying Aircrafts
Electric Cables Overhead
Pedestrian Crossing
Possible U-Turn
Two Way Traffic Crosses One Way Road
Prohibitive signs
These signs prohibit you from doing some manoeuvres or actions.
Failure to obey these regulations can be hazardous
No Vehicular Traffic. Both
No Entry
Ways
Road Can’t Be Entered By Vehicles
(Posted At Exit Of A One-Way Street)
No Trucks
All Motor Vehicles Prohibited
No Vehicles
No Bicycles
No Trailers
No Motorcycles
No Pedestrians
No Horse Riding
No Horse-Drawn Vehicles
No Buses
Vehicle Weight Limit
Cargo Width Limit
Cargo Height Limit
No Dangerous Goods
Axle Load Limit
Vehicle Length Limit
No Stopping Or Stopping
No Parking
Minimum Driving Distance
Between Heavy Trucks
Give Way To Oncoming Traffic
No Parking
No U-Turn
Horn Sounding Prohibited
No Left Turn
No Right Turn
No Overtaking
End Of Overtaking Restriction
No Overtaking For Trucks
End Of Overtaking
Restriction For Trucks
Speed Limit
Speed Limit Ends
Regulatory / Mandatory signs
Usually ask the driver to follow the arrows. Doing otherwise is illegal.
Ahead Only
Turn Right
Turn Left
Keep Straight Ahead Or Turn
Right
Keep Straight Ahead Or Turn
Left
Turn Right Ahead
Keep Left
Keep Right
Turn Left Ahead
U-Turn Allowed
Keep Left Or Right
Go Right Or Left Ahead
Pedestrians Only
Cycle Track
Use Roundabout
End Of Bus Lane
Bus Lane
Cycle / Pedestrians Track
Pedestrians Underpass
Information / Direction Signs
They give information about directions, distances and other
services available on the road.
Vehicles Prohibited
End Of Motorway
Parking To The Right
Vehicles Allowed
End Of Priority Road
Parking Place
Motorway
Priority Road
Petrol Station
Garage
Information Office
Police
Restaurant
Cafeteria
Hotel
Hospital
Clinic
Picnic Area
Exit For Trucks
No through road
Road Closed
300 M To Roundabout
200 M To Roundabout
100 M To Roundabout
Direction to public toilets
with facilities for disabled
people
Location of a Tourist information
point
Direction to rest area
Direction to services
Distance ahead to parking
place with a Tourist
Information point
Goods vehicles should keep
to the right hand lane
Exit for all goods vehicles
Right-hand lane ends
Stopping place for buses
Stepped entrance to
pedestrian overbridge
Stepped entrance to
pedestrian subway
Temporary Roadwork Signs
Take extra care and reduce speed when you see these signs.
Lines Along the Road:
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Center line:
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Lane line:
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Hazard line:
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Continuous Single or Double White Lines: overtaking or
changing lane is not allowed
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Double White Lines Where the Line Nearest To You Is Broken:
overtaking or changing lane is allowed
.
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Double White Lines Where The Line Nearest To You Is Solid:
overtaking or changing lane is not allowed
.
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Chevrons
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Edge line
Lines Across The Road:
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Stop line
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Give Way Line
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Advanced Give Way Triangle
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Pedestrian Crossings:
Other Road Markings
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Words such as: “ KEEP CLEAR”
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Loading Area
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Bus stop:
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Yellow Box:
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Lane Direction Arrows:
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No parking line
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Parking allowed
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Disabled parking area