Road traffic signs

This sign warns of potential pedestrain danger. Drivers should reduce speed, stay alert, and be prepared to brake at any moment.

Its a double curve, so proceed with caution and reduce your speed. The first curve bends to the right, so stay as far to the right-hand side as possible.

Its a double curve, so proceed with caution and reduce your speed. The first curve bends to the left, drive as far as possible on the right side.

Reduce your speed to avoid potential damage to vehicle, such as a broken axle or spring fracture. Additionally, any load being carried could be damaged.

Drive slowly, as there is a risk of skidding when the roadway is wet or dirty. Avoid sudden acceleration, braking or sharp steering.

This sign indicates a zone where extra caution is required, typically between 150m and 250m. It is rarely used alone and is usually accompanied by a supplemental sign specifying a unique hazard not covered by other standard signs.

Be prepared for the road to be used for winter sports, with packed snow or black ice present on the roadway. Drive carefully.

Be prepared to brake as the road will be used by Horse and carriages. Drive carefully to avoid danger.

When you see this sign, reduce your speed, be prepared to brake, and give way to traffic approaching from the right.

Drive slowly, watch for animals, dip your headlights, and brake when you see them for 3km. Do not avoid hitting wild animals if it endagers oncoming traffic.

Loose chippings reduce traction and increase skid risk. Avoid rapid acceleration, keep a safe distance, and avoid sudden maneuvers.

You must be especially attentive, watch out for pedestrains, be ready to brake, and approach the pedestrian crossing at a moderate speed.

Expect sudden noise from airplanes, vehicles that may brake abruptly, and potential distractions from other road users. Stay alert to ensure safety while driving in this area.

We must anticipate that vehicles ahead may suddenly brake, potentially causing traffic congestion.

Reduce your speed before reaching the narrow road and avoid overtaking other vehicles.

The roadway narrows approximately 50 m ahead, reduce your speed and avoid overtaking other vehicles.

In two-lane one directional traffic, employ the zipper feed-in method. In multi-directional traffic give yield to oncoming traffic.

Do not drive more than 30 km/h and be prepared for traffic from construction vehicles, men at work and construction materials on the roadway.

Reduce speed to 30 km/h and be prepared for uneven, dirty roadway as well as workers and constrution equipment on the roadway.

The road inclines upward about 12%, requiring lower gears and increased engine power. Drive cautiously and maintain a steady speed.

The road inclined downards about 10%, reduce speed, use lower gears, avoid overtaking. Brake cautiously continuous braking reducess effectiveness, leading to diminished braking response.

The road inclined downards 800 min length for about 10%, reduce speed, use lower gears, and brake cautiously to maintain control.

This road leads to the bank of a waterway. In darkness or poor visibility, water areas may be hard to distinguish from the road. Drive with caution.

Follow the traffic signals to ensure road safety. Stop when the light is red and proceed when it is green.

Be prepared for the bridge to open or close. Follow the signal and proceed with caution.

Approach with caution, reduce speed, and be prepared to stop for passing trains. Always check on both sides while passing the rail crossing.

Be prepared for a level crossing on the next right turn ahead. Reduce speed and watch for trains before crossing.

Strong crosswinds may push your vehicle sideways. Maintain a strong grip on the steering wheel and adjust speed accordingly.

Be prepared for tree branches lying on the road, sudden braking by vehicles ahead, and vehicles may swerving to the left unexpectedly. Drive carefully.

Expect slippery roads due to packed snow and ice. Drive carefully and reduce speed.

Be prepared for livestock on the road and dirt-covered surfaces.

Increase alertness and maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead. In case of a traffic jam, brake carefully and activate hazard lights.

Expect a rail crossing at a distance of 240m, reduce speed and be prepared to stop for passing train.

Expect oncoming traffic and dazzle from oncoming vehicles headlights at night. Drive carefully

This sign warns of a potential danger with horse riders on or near the roadway. Drive with caution.

Be prepared for cyclists crossing the carriageway. Drive cautiously and give way if necessary.

Be aware of stones falling from hills and potentially obstructing the roadway. Vehicles ahead may brake suddenly, so avoid stopping or parking in this area.

Be prepared for vehicles ahead to slow down suddenly. Watch for oncoming traffic that may cut the corner.

Reduce speed and stay alert, as vehicles ahead may slow down suddenly. Drive as far to the right-hand side as possible and watch for oncoming traffic that might cut the corner.

Pedestrians have the right-of-way, approach at a moderate speed. Allow pedestrians to cross if they intend to. Do not stop on the crossing if traffic backs up.

This station provides LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) for vehicles. Must follow the safety regulations while refueling.

This station provides H2 (Hydrogen) for hydrogen-powered vehicles. Follow the safety regulations while refueling.

This station provides electric power to charge the electric vehicles.

This station provides natural gas as a fuel for vehicles powered by CNG. Follow safety guidelines while refueling.

This sign indicates the presence of a first aid station, where medical assistance is available.

Parking and stopping is not permitted in this area. Expect taxis moving off and coming to a stop.

Traffic assistants are here to help regulate traffic. Traffic can be stopped to allow children to cross street. Expect children to run onto the road. Drive with paritcular caution here.

A parking area with connections to public transport for easy travel.

Parking is reserved only for disabled or person those accompanying them with an official permit. Others are not alloed to park, even briefly for shopping.

Be prepared for vehicles turning onto the road, oncoming vehicles turing left, and pedestrians on the road.

It is a restricted parking, you can park only with a ticket or a voucher and must be displayed clearly so it is visible and for verficiation. The time indicated in the ticket should not be exceeded.

Only residents with a parking permit matching the specified number are allowed to park here.

Stop for border inspection and clearance.

Use the left lane is only for fast drivers and to overtaking, never pass on the right, signal for lange changes, and obey speed limits. Carry reflective vest, warning traingle, and first-aid kit and keep emergency lanes clear.

The motorway ends here; expect the changes in speed limits and road conditions and drive accordingly.

This traffic sign indicates that street lighting is not active throughout the night, so drive with caution.

A cul-de-sac is a dead-end street with a single entrance and no through traffic, often ending in a circular or rounded area for turning vehicles.

This is a bus stop. You may stop within 15 meters in front of or behind the bus stop sign, provided you do not obstruct passengers boarding or getting down the bus. Parking is prohibited here.

Motor vehicles must be capable of at least 61 km/h by its design to drive on this road.

This sign marks the end of the designated clearway for motor vehicles. Other types of vehicles may proceed.

There is a railway crossing aheadh of 80 m, reduce the speed and be ready to break. Watch both sides when crossing it.

There is a railway crossing aheadh of 160 m, reduce the speed and be ready to break. Watch both sides when crossing it.

Parking and waiting restrictions no longer apply beyond this sign.

Start of a area with maximum permitted speed of 30 km/h. Drive carefully and follow the speed limit.

End of the maximum permitted speed 30 km/h limit zone. One can drive more than 30 km/h if the traffic conditions allow.

You may drive faster than the current speed limit and can overtake if the traffic conditions permit.

The restriction of 60 km/h speed is no longer applicable. You may adjust your speed as traffic and road conditions allow.

Only pedestirans are permitted on this footpath. No entry for cycles and mopeds.

When you see this sign at the end of a street, it means you must stop and wait at the intersection, giving priority to all other traffic and proceed only when it is safe and clear.

Only cyclists and visitors of residents are permitted to drive on this street. Residents driving in this street must not block bicycles and must drive under 30 km/h. Bicycles can ride side by side.

Only pedestrians and delivery vehicles are permitted on this road. Drivers must remain alert, give way to pedestrians, and drive at walking speed.

Only cyclists and visitors of residents are permitted to drive on this zone. Residents driving in this zone must not block bicycles and must drive under 30 km/h. Bicycles can ride side by side.

hile the street is one-way for vehicles, cyclists can travel in both directions. When overtaking cyclists, maintain a minimum passing distance of 1.5 meters.