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Warning that we are approaching an unguarded level crossing
Level controlled intersections
Other uncontrolled level crossings
Controlled intersection square
End of road with priority
Road with priority
STOPS (Mandatory stop)
We are approaching a road with priority.
Priority in traffic of our own direction
Priority to vehicles from the opposite direction
Intersection where priority is determined by general priority regulations
Roundabout
Warning that the two lanes become one
Warning (with distance indication) that we are approaching a mandatory stop (STOP)
Warning (with distance indication) that we are approaching a road with priority
Intersections with secondary roads
Intersections with secondary roads
Frequent road use by slow-moving vehicles on uphill
Heliport (low helicopter passes)
Tunnel
Frequent road use by agricultural tractors
Dangerous right bank
Frequent traffic jams
Dangerous left bank
Contribution to a turn
Curved bridge
Right turn contribution
Power lines above the road
Uneven road surface (danger for long-wheelbase vehicles)
Frost risk
Contribution with tram line
Frequent use of the road by the elderly
Other risks
From a one-way street it entered a two-way street
Two-way traffic
Air current (crosswinds)
Airport (Low-flying aircraft)
Traffic lights
Road works
Wild animal crossing
Animal crossing
Frequent use of the road by cyclists
Frequent use of the road by children
Pedestrian crossing
Falling trees
Rockfall
Loose gravel layer
Slippery road
Ditch (trench)
Roadway curvature
Uneven road surface
Road leading to a waterfront or riverbank
Drawbridge
The road narrows on the right.
The road narrows on the left.
The road narrows on both sides.
Dangerous uphill
Dangerous descent
Double turn or more with the first one to the right
Double turn or more with the first one to the left
Dangerous right turn
Dangerous left turn
The use of audible warning devices (sirens) is prohibited.
STOP. Police
STOPS. Children crossing for school
Road closed to all vehicles in both directions
Limited time parking zone
Parking is on a rotating basis. Parking is prohibited on odd-numbered dates.
Parking is on a rotating basis. Parking is prohibited on even-numbered dates.
Handcarts are prohibited from passing through.
It is forbidden to cross without stopping. The symbol is for Customs.
The passage of motor vehicles towing any vehicle other than a two-wheeled or single-axle vehicle is prohibited.
Vehicles weighing more than 2 tons on one axle are prohibited from passing.
The passage of vehicles transporting larger quantities of materials that cause water pollution is prohibited.
Vehicles over 3.5 meters high are prohibited from passing.
Passage is prohibited for vehicles with a width exceeding 2 meters.
The passage of vehicles carrying more than a specified quantity of explosive or flammable substances is prohibited.
Vehicles with a total weight exceeding 5 tons are prohibited from passing.
It is prohibited to pass in a vehicle or connected vehicles whose length exceeds 10 meters.
Turning on the spot is prohibited.
Stopping and parking is prohibited.
Right turn prohibited
No parking
Trucks are prohibited from passing.
Overtaking is prohibited.
All motorized vehicles are prohibited from passing.
Motorized or animal-drawn vehicles are prohibited from passing.
Trucks are prohibited from passing through.
Left turn prohibited
Bicycles are prohibited.
Passage on mopeds is prohibited.
Motorized vehicles are prohibited except for two-wheeled motorcycles.
Passage on motorcycles is prohibited.
Entry is prohibited.
Pedestrians are prohibited from crossing.
Animal-drawn vehicles are prohibited from passing.
Passage by motorized agricultural vehicles is prohibited.
The number shown indicates the maximum speed limit (in kilometers)
Exiting the limited parking zone
End of speed limit
End of no-overtaking ban
End of all local bans on moving vehicles
It is forbidden to approach the vehicle in front at a distance of less than 70 meters.
Yellow means stop at the line. You can proceed if you have crossed the line because if you stop you may cause an accident.
When the yellow light is flashing, drive carefully; the intersection is not controlled by traffic lights. Priority on the right
RED means MANDATORY STOP. Wait behind the line.
RED and YELLOW also mean MANDATORY STOP. Do not proceed until GREEN turns on.
GREEN means you can PROCEED if the road is clear. Be especially careful if you are going to turn.
GREEN ARROW means you can PROCEED IN THE DIRECTION the arrow points to regardless of what the other lights are showing.
STOP – Vehicles approaching from the front and rear
STOP – Vehicle approaching from behind
STOP – Vehicle approaching from the front
GO AHEAD – Signal to a vehicle approaching from the side
GO AHEAD – Signal from a vehicle approaching from the front
Vehicles are not allowed to cross or cross this line. The line separates the two traffic streams.
It is used to interrupt the continuous yellow light, where there is an entrance, exit, or bus stop.
Stopping and parking is prohibited.
The zigzag is located at pedestrian crossings and stopping, parking and overtaking are prohibited.
The driver can pass this double line if the dotted line is on the side of his path, provided that he ensures that the road is clear.
The continuous dotted line does not have a prohibitory meaning but is used to mark traffic lanes. Overtaking is permitted.
It defines the used part of the road surface. In built-up areas, parking is prohibited. Outside the city, it shows the limits of the road.
Example of a warning directional sign for turning right when a right turn at the next intersection is prohibited
City bus stop
Rural bus stop
Sample signal for pre-selection at intersections of roads with different travel lanes
Pedestrian street
One-way
One-way
Deadlock
Highway
End of motorway
Deadlock
Direction you should follow
Direction you should follow
Passage side (placed on an island)
End of mandatory minimum speed limit
Mandatory use of snow chains
Mandatory roundabout
Mandatory pedestrian crossing
Mandatory bike path
Mandatory road for those riding animals
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