General danger
Unusual hazard not shown by another sign.
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Triangular.
White background, red border. Alert you to hazards ahead — slow down and be ready.
Unusual hazard not shown by another sign.
Sharp curve to the right ahead.
Sharp curve to the left ahead.
Pedestrians may cross; yield if needed.
School or play area nearby — extra care.
Workers, machinery, or uneven surface ahead.
Reduced grip — rain, gravel, or oil.
Steep descent; use low gear, control speed.
Usually circular.
Red border = prohibition or mandatory rule. You must obey.
Stop fully.
Give way to all traffic on the main road.
Slow down; yield to traffic on the priority road.
Do not enter this road or lane.
Maximum 50 km/h unless another sign says otherwise.
Overtaking other vehicles is prohibited.
Turning back in a U-shape is not allowed.
Traffic must flow only in the direction shown.
Stopping or parking is not allowed here.
Rectangular, often blue or green.
Directions, services, and useful guidance.
Medical facility nearby.
Fuel available ahead or at junction.
Designated parking area.
Shows route to towns or landmarks.
Kilometres to destination on the route.
Emergency help point nearby.
Painted lines and traffic lights control lanes and right-of-way.
Do not cross or overtake where marked.
Lane change allowed if safe.
No crossing centre line to overtake.
Give way to pedestrians on crossing.
Stop before this line at signals or STOP sign.
Red = stop · Amber = prepare · Green = go if clear.
Shows permitted direction in that lane.
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