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Priority road

Park and ride

Tram / streetcar crossing sign in Ireland

Occupying this area not permitted

Parking sign in Germany

Sign on approaches to junctions

Sign on approaches to junctions

Yield / Give Way sign in Jamaica

End of maximum speed limit sign in Moldova

Minimum speed limit sign in Moldova

Parking sign in UK

Road narrows on right (left if symbol reversed)

Priority over oncoming vehicles sign in Netherlands

Proceed right only sign in Norway

Parking sign in Denmark

Junction with a minor side-road from right

Parking sign in Slovenia

Opening or swing bridge ahead

No through road

Highway location marker

Intermediate highway location marker with hectometre shown in roman numerals

Town sign: start of urban area where electric micromobility is being experimented

One-way traffic

Uneven road

In case of rain

Road narrows

Road narrows on left

Road narrows

Indirect left turn

Information about road condition of passes: road open and advised snow chains

Information about road condition of passes: road closed

Information about road condition of passes: road closed after the town shown and mandatory snow chains

Bus lane on urban road

Timetable: the sign between the hours shown

Timetable: the sign between the hours shown but only in working days

Timetable: the sign between the hours shown but only in holidays

Advisory speed limit

Road subject to flooding

Slow moving vehicle ahead

Regional road number sign

State highway number sign

International tunnel number sign

No vehicles allowed

Junction ahead leading to a parking place for pedal cycles

Leave the Motorway for A38 to Mansfield and Matlock (via. A615). Continue for the North, Leeds and Sheffield.

Motorway junction ahead, displaying the route number and destination reached by taking this route

Availability of motorway service areas ahead with distances and names of operators

Tourist information

Entrance to motorway service area, or similar facility within the length of a motorway where motorway regulations cease to apply

Bend to right (left if symbol reversed)

Plate used with "roundabout" or "bend" signs

Double bend first to the left (right if symbol reversed)

Single file traffic in each direction

Plates used with "steep hill" signs

Frail pedestrians likely to cross

Plate used with "traffic signals" for traffic signals that operate only at certain times

Pedestrians in road for distance shown

Alternative plates used with "school" sign

Disabled pedestrians. "Disabled" may be varied to "Blind"

Plate used with "cattle grid" for indication of bypass for horse-drawn vehicles and animals

Agricultural vehicles

Plate for "slow-moving vehicles" to show distance over which slow lorries extends

Traffic queues likely ahead

Stop, children crossing ahead (This sign can only be displayed by a person at a patrolled crossing).

One-way plate

Mini-roundabout (give way to traffic from the immediate right)

Pass either side to reach same destination (often incorrectly used to mean pass either side)

Vehicular traffic passing the sign must keep to the left of the sign (right if symbol reversed)

No right turn for vehicular traffic

No U-turns for vehicular traffic

Priority must be given to vehicles from the opposite direction (supplementary panel)

Exception plate for use only with specified regulation signs giving exception for access to premises or land adjacent to the road, where there is no other route. Other exceptions may be shown

No overtaking

No Waiting or No Parking

Waiting restriction repeater signs within the pedestrian zone

One-way traffic

Parking place for buses only during the times shown

Vehicles may be parked partially on the verge or footway

Road works

Restrictions apply. No vehicles over width shown

Electrified overhead cable ahead

Information sign for large vehicles informing to phone at automatic level crossing

Countdown marker to level crossing (1)

No hard shoulder for 400 yards

300 yards to a roundabout or the next point at which traffic may leave a primary route

200 yards to a roundabout or the next point at which traffic may leave a primary route

Get in Lane. HGV use left lane, all other vehicles use right lane

Area in which cameras are used to enforce the speed limit regulations

Route for use by pedal cycles only

(Undivided) shared path route for cyclists and pedestrians only

Contra-flow bus lane

With flow cycle lane

Two-digit state route shield, Alabama

End of bus lane

No standing cars towed away, Baltimore

Atlantic City Expressway shield

Two-digit state route shield, California

Interchange advance guide, California

Three-digit state route shield, California

No parking, California

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