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National
Transport
German
Traffic Signs & Signals (Page 1 of 2) |
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This
page last updated April 15, 2022 |
Below
is a comprehensive guide of German traffic signs, signals, and
markings. This guide is designed for both the short-term
tourists
wanting to learn German traffic signs in preparation for a trip as well
as for those who are studying to get a German or US military driver's
license. These pages
may also be of interest to road and sign aficionados (yes, that's a
thing!)
Because
of the volume of information here, this topic is divided into two
pages.
On
these pages:
SIGNS
Germany
has a comprehensive and uniform traffic sign system. All
signs
have standard shapes and colors and use easy-to-understand
international pictograms and symbols based on
the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals. The
sign system had its last complete overhaul in the early '90s to more
closely conform with European
standards and is updated every few years to address changing needs
and any shortcomings.
Below,
you will find a complete guide of German traffic signs with
their
official meaning and additional notes. These signs are from
the
official German traffic code and include all updates through 2017.
Officially,
German traffic signs are divided into four major categories: warning
signs, regulation signs, guide signs, and supplemental signs.
However, I have
divided
the sign collection into several more distinct categories and
placed
each sign where it most logically belongs regardless of its official
designation.
In
the German traffic code and sign catalog, all signs are assigned an
official
number. This number is used on traffic tickets and accident
reports when a sign is involved in the incident. You can
obtain
the official sign number for each sign on this page by holding your
mouse over the sign for a second (works with most web
browsers).
While
the German sign system is standardized, there are many cases of
unsanctioned, experimental, or non-standard signs in use. I have
included
some of those.
In
recent years, the German government has been trying to reduce the
number of traffic signs in use to combat what many believe is an
overuse of signs resulting in a "sign forest" (Schilderwald). This
has lead to the removal of some signs from the official catalog and a
changing of recommendations on signing applications. In practice,
however,
the impact of these changes has thus far been limited and in some cases
has had a paradoxical effect of increasing signage.
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These
pages include changes made to the traffic sign catalog through 2020.
Signs marked as
"obsolete" are
being phased-out. |
Vehicle
class symbols
Traffic signs in Germany employ a set of standard symbols to indicate
the type or class of vehicle being referred to on the sign. Some
of the symbols are hierarchical in that they encompass other
classes as well. Therefore, for example, when a traffic sign shows
the symbol below for "motor vehicles", the sign applies not
only to cars, but also trucks, motor homes, buses, vehicles with
trailers, and slow-moving vehicles. The following table describes these
symbols,
their meanings, and included subclasses:
Symbol |
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subclasses |
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Motor
vehicles
Includes all
multi-track motorized vehicles |
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Passenger
vehicles
Includes all cars and light trucks |
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Vehicles
over 3.5t
Includes all vehicles with a permitted gross weight over 3.5 tonnes,
their trailers, and any other vehicle that does not qualify as a
passenger vehicle; it specifically does not include buses |
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Motorcycles
Includes motorcycles, motorcycles with sidecars, and mopeds |
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The
following are
the other vehicle class symbols:
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Mopeds |
Bicycles |
Cargo
bicycles |
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Electric
cars |
Electric
bicycles |
Small
electric vehicles |
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Passenger
vehicles with
trailers |
Vehicles
over 3.5t
with trailers |
Buses |
Motor
homes
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Cattle/domestic
animals
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Riders |
Horse-drawn
vehicles |
Pedestrians |
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Streetcars |
Rail
vehicles |
Slow-moving
vehicles
Includes tractors and other vehicles that cannot exceed 25 km/h |
Tracked
military vehicles
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Vehicles
with
marked hazardous cargo |
Vehicles
carrying
more
than 3000 liters of
water-pollutants |
Supplemental
signs
The
German sign system uses a fair amount of "supplemental signs" (Zusatzschild).
These are black and white rectangular or square signs mounted below a
parent sign, and are used to modify or give additional information regarding
the
condition shown on the parent sign such
as exemptions, restrictions, or more specific details. Supplemental
signs use
symbols wherever possible, but most supplemental signs use
words. To help you decipher these signs, a complete vocabulary list is
provided at the end of the signs section on page 2.
Because
of the large number of supplemental signs, only a few of them are shown
on
these pages, especially ones that are rather common or ones
with symbols.
Perhaps
the
most common use for supplemental signs is for distances. There
are two such signs-- the distance
to
the parent sign's
condition, and the duration of
the condition:
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Distance
to the condition
shown
on the parent sign. |
Duration
(length) of the
condition
shown on the parent sign. |
Here
are some examples to better illustrate the difference between the two
types of distance signs:

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Traffic
signals
200 meters ahead. |
Rough
road next
800 meters. |
Autobahn
ends
2 kilometers ahead. |
No
passing next
3 kilometers. |
Two
additional distance-related signs were added to the sign inventory in
2017:
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Remaining
duration (length) of the
condition shown on the parent sign. |
Duration
(length) of the
condition shown on the parent sign. This is used only for certain
regulatory
signs that do not have a cancellation sign. |
Warning
signs
This
section contains signs that give advance warning of hazards on or near
the road. The standard shape for warning signs in Germany is
a
red triangle.
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General
danger
This sign marks an area where extra caution should be used. It is
rarely used by itself; instead, a supplemental sign is usually mounted
beneath this sign with information on a specific hazard for which no
individual sign exists. Some examples of the more common
combinations are below. |
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Accident
hazard
Marks an area where a high number of accidents have occurred. |
Sliding
danger
Used to warn of a downhill section with strong side winds that may
cause a vehicle pulling a trailer to lose control. |
Winter
sports
along road
Watch for people on the road and be aware that the road may
not be salted or
sanded. |
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Soft
shoulders
Do not
drive on the shoulder. |
Soft
shoulder
(Obsolete)
Avoid
driving on the shoulder. |
Soft
shoulder
(Obsolete)
The
shoulder will not support heavy vehicles. |
Rough
road edge
(Obsolete)
There
is a rough drop-off along the edge of the road. |
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Curve
(left) |
Curve
(right) |
Double
curve
First curve is to the left. |
Double
curve
First curve is to the right. |
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The
following signs may have a fluorescent yellow background when used in
work zones.
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Lane
shift (left)
All lanes shift to the left. |
Lane
shift (right)
All lanes shift to the right. |
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Lane
crossover
(left)
All lanes cross over the median to the left. |
Lane
crossover
(right)
All lanes cross over the median to the right. |
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Lane
split
Left lane(s) crosses over to left side of the median; right lane(s)
remains on right side of the median. |
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Lane
split/return
Lanes to the left of the median shift to the right and/or return to
right side of the median. |
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Road
shift
Traffic is shifted briefly to the left/right, then back again. |
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Shift
to shoulder
One lane shifts to the right shoulder. |
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Steep
upgrade
The degree of the ascent is shown. |
Steep
downgrade
The degree of the decent is shown. Prepare to downshift. |
Falling
rocks
Watch
out for rocks on the road, and do not stop or park. |
Tree
overhang
Drivers
of trucks and other high-profile vehicles should beware of low
trees. |
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Strong
cross wind
Prepare to adjust steering as necessary, and avoid overtaking. |
Beware
of ice/snow
The road
or bridge ahead freezes easily.
(Applicable
during Winter months.) |
Slippery
when wet or dirty
Avoid sudden braking, accelerating, or steering. |
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Traffic
signals
ahead
Be
prepared to stop. |
Drawbridge
Be
prepared to stop. |
Quay/riverbank
There is
an unguarded quay, riverbank, or landing ahead or alongside
the road. |
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Road
work
Watch for workers, machinery, dirt, or mud on the roadway. |
Rough
road
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Loose
gravel
Avoid
sudden braking, accelerating,
or steering.
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Pedestrians
Marks a general area where pedestrians may be on or near the road. |
Pedestrian
crossing ahead |
Pedestrian
crossing
Marks a crosswalk and indicates that pedestrians have the right-of-way. |
Watch
for children
Posted near schools and playgrounds. Reduce speed and be prepared to
stop quickly. |
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School crossing
Reduce speed and watch for children. |
Kindergarten
zone
Reduce speed and watch for children. |
School
zone
Indicates a reduced speed limit near a school during the times shown. |
School
crossing
guards
Marks a crosswalk where school crossing guards may direct traffic. |
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Wild
animal crossing
Be prepared to stop or swerve suddenly and use low-beam headlights. |
Domestic
animal
crossing
Watch
for animals and mud on the road. |
Frog
crossing
The road
ahead is used by migrating frogs. |
Horse
crossing
Watch
for horses crossing the road. |
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Congestion
hazard
Marks an area where congestion frequently occurs. Be prepared to slow
down or stop. |
Bicycle
crossing |
Buses
(Obsolete)
Watch
for buses entering, leaving, or crossing the road. |
Low-flying
aircraft
Be
prepared for sudden noise and, at night, for the glare of landing
lights. |
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Two-way
traffic
Generally posted where oncoming traffic is unexpected, such as when
coming from a one-way street to a two-way street. |
Road
narrows |
Road
narrows (left side) |
Road
narrows (right side) |
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The
following signs may have a fluorescent yellow background when used in
work zones.
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Lane
allocation
The number of lanes in each direction is shown. |
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Left
lane ends |
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Right
lane ends |
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Right
lane(s) exits |
Lane
added (right) |
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Lane(s)
added from the right
One or two lanes are added from another roadway to the right side of
your roadway; there is no merging required. |
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Lanes
added to another
roadway
The lanes from your roadway are added to another roadway; you will not
have to merge. |
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Zipper
merge ahead
A lane
is closed ahead. Vehicles should continue in both lanes and use the
"zipper" merge. |
Stagger
formation
This
sign marks an area such as a construction zone where there is a very
narrow left lane. Trucks should use the right lane and vehicles
in both lanes should stagger themselves and not overtake. |
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Railway
crossing signs
This
section shows all signs related to railway level crossings.
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Railway
crossing
ahead
This sign formerly indicated an unguarded railway crossing ahead.
However, as of late 2009, it is now being used to warn of all railway
crossings. You may not overtake between this sign and the crossing. |
Guarded
railway
crossing ahead
(Obsolete)
This sign formerly indicated a railway crossing with barriers or
half-barriers ahead. It will still be found in use until all instances
have
been replaced with the "railway crossing ahead" sign to the left by
2022. You may not overtake between this sign and the crossing. |
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Railway
crossing approx.
240 meters ahead
These countdown markers are located on the left and right sides of the
road respectively and indicate that the crossing is about 240 meters
ahead. A different distance may be shown on the marker if applicable. |
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Approx.
160 meters to
railway crossing
A
different distance may be shown on the sign if applicable. |
Approx.
80 meters to
railway crossing
A
different distance may be shown on the sign if applicable. |
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Railway
crossing on
crossroad (left) |
Railway
crossing on
crossroad (right) |
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Railway
crossing
(St. Andrew's cross)
Posted
at the crossing. You must stop here if a train is
approaching. |
Electrified
railway crossing
This
railroad crossing has electrical wires overhead. High profile vehicles
should exercise caution. |
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Railway
crossing
signal
This
is now the standard railroad crossing signal in
Germany. Yellow indicates a train is approaching-- stop if possible.
Red means you must stop and remain stopped until the signal turns off. |
Railway
crossing
flasher
(Obsolete)
This is the old standard railroad crossing signal in West Germany.
You must stop when the red signal flashes. |
Railway
crossing
flasher
(Obsolete)
This is the old standard railroad crossing signal in East Germany. You
must stop when the red signal flashes. |
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Right-of-way
signs
This
section shows signs related to right-of-way assignment.
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Priority
road
You
have the right-of-way at all intersections on this
road until cancelled by a "Yield", "Stop", or "End of Priority Road"
sign. Outside of urban areas, parking is prohibited on this road. |
End
of priority road
You
must yield at all subsequent intersections. |
Priority
You
have the right-of-way at the next intersection only. |
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Yield
You
must give way to traffic on the intersecting road. |
Stop
You
must come to a complete stop and give way to traffic
on the intersecting road. |
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Priority
road
turns (left)
The
priority road (wide black line) turns left in the
intersection. The other lines represent other streets at this
intersection. |
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Priority
road
turns (right)
The
priority road (wide black line) turns right in the
intersection. The other lines represent other streets at this
intersection. |
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Yield
to Priority
road
The
priority road (wide black line) turns in the
intersection. You must yield to traffic following or leaving the
priority road coming from the left or approaching from straight ahead. |
Yield
to Priority
road
The
priority road (wide black line) turns in the
intersection. You must yield to traffic following or leaving the
priority road coming from the right or approaching from straight ahead. |
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Stop
and yield to
Priority road
The
same rules as "yield to priority road" above apply,
but you must come to a complete stop first. |
Stop
and yield to
Priority road
The
same rules as "yield to priority road" above apply,
but you must come to a complete stop first. |
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Yield
to roundabout
Traffic
in the roundabout has right-of-way. |
Yield
and watch
for bicycles
You
must yield to all intersecting traffic, including
traffic on the bicycle path from both directions. |
Yield
to streetcars
You must
yield the right-of-way to streetcars crossing, entering, or leaving the
roadway. |
Stop
ahead
There
is a stop sign 100 meters ahead.
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Uncontrolled
intersection ahead
The
next intersection has no signed right-of-way, so you must yield the
right-of-way to traffic approaching the intersection from the right. |
Priority
over
oncoming traffic
You
have the right-of-way over oncoming traffic along the
narrow one lane road ahead. |
Yield
to oncoming
traffic
You
must give way to oncoming traffic along the narrow
one lane road ahead. |
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Speed
limit signs
Below are the various signs related to speed limits.
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Maximum
speed limit
Shown
in kilometers per hour (in km/h). |
Maximum
speed
limit
The speed limit has been reduced due to a
history of crashes at this location. |
Conditional
speed
limit
The
speed limit shown is only in effect when the road is
wet. |
Conditional
speed
limit
The
bottom
speed limit shown is applicable for the indicated vehicle type
(e.g. vehicles over 3.5t.); all other vehicles must obey the top limit.
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Contextual
speed limit
The
speed limit shown is in effect from this point until the condition or
hazard shown on the parent sign is passed. If no additional speed limit
sign is posted at that point, you can then return to the statutory
speed limit. |
Speed
limit zone
This
sign is posted at the entrances to a neighborhood
where the speed limit shown applies to all streets beyond this sign
until the "End of speed limit zone" sign is reached. |
Minimum
speed limit
Shown
in km/h. You must travel at this speed or faster
unless road, weather, or traffic conditions make it necessary to drive
slower. |
Advisory
speed limit
(Obsolete)
Shown in km/h. Indicates the recommended speed limit for good road,
weather, and traffic conditions. |
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End
of speed limit
The statutory speed
limit now applies. |
End
of speed
limit
zone |
End
of minimum
speed limit |
End
of advisory
speed limit
(Obsolete) |
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Maximum
speed limit by lane
The speed limit(s)
shown applies to the indicated lane(s). |
End of maximum speed limit by lane
The statutory speed
limit now applies. |
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Minimum
speed
limit by lane
A
new lane is added ahead, and the minimum speed limit(s)
shown applies to
the indicated lane(s). |
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Minimum
speed
limit by lane
The
minimum speed limit(s) shown apply to the indicated
lane(s). |
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End
of minimum
speed limit by lane
These
signs also typically indicate a lane ending. |
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Regulatory
signs
This
section contains various signs that provide regulation. In
Germany, the standard shape for most regulatory signs is a
circle. A red circle is prohibitive, while a
blue disc is prescriptive.

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No
passing
You
may not overtake other vehicles except bicycles,
mopeds, and motorcycles. |
No
passing for vehicles
over 3.5t
Vehicles
with a permitted gross weight over 3.5 tonnes
are not allowed to overtake any other vehicle except bicycles, mopeds,
and motorcycles. |
No
passing of single-track vehicles
Multi-track motor vehicles are prohibited
from passing single-track vehicles (i.e. bicycles, mopeds, etc.) |
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Conditional
no
passing
Passing
of tractors and other designated slow-moving
vehicles is permitted. |
Conditional
no
passing
The
no passing restriction applies only to vehicles with
a permitted gross weight over 3.5 tonnes, buses, and any vehicle
pulling a trailer. |
Conditional
no
passing
The
no passing restriction is in effect only between 8-11am and 4-6pm, and
applies only to vehicles with a permitted gross
weight over 3.5 tonnes, buses, and any vehicle pulling a trailer. |
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End
of no passing
zone |
End
of
no passing zone for
vehicles
over 3.5t |
End
of no
passing of single-track vehicles |
End
of all
restrictions
This
sign cancels all previous posted speed limit and passing
restrictions. However, the statutory speed
limit applies. |
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All
vehicles prohibited
A supplemental sign
indicating exceptions to this prohibition often accompanies this sign. |
Residents
only
This
roadway may only be used by local residents and visitors. |
Play
street
Marks a
street where vehicles are prohibited and children are allowed to play
in the roadway. |
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Motor
vehicles
prohibited
Applies
to all motor vehicles except motorcycles and
mopeds. |
Vehicles
over 3.5t
prohibited
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Vehicles
over 7.5t
prohibited |
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Vehicles
over 3.5t prohibited from left lane(s)
Vehicles over 3.5t are prohibited from the
lanes shown and for the distance shown. |
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Bicycles
prohibited |
Mopeds
prohibited
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Motorcycles
and mopeds prohibited |
Multiple
prohibition
All
motor vehicles, including motorcycles and mopeds, are
prohibited. |
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Passenger
vehicles
prohibited |
Passenger
vehicles with trailers
prohibited
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Vehicles
over 3.5t
with trailers prohibited |
Buses
prohibited
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Horses
prohibited |
Horse-drawn
vehicles prohibited
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Slow-moving
vehicles prohibited |
Cattle
prohibited
Farmers are prohibited from herding their
cattle on this roadway. |
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Hazardous
cargo prohibited
Vehicles
transporting marked hazardous materials are
prohibited. |
Water
polluting cargo
prohibited
Vehicles
transporting more than 3000 liters of
water-pollutants are prohibited. |
Pedestrians
prohibited |
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Weight
limit
Vehicles
with an actual composite weight exceeding the
indicated limit are prohibited. |
Axle
weight limit
Vehicles
exceeding the indicated weight on any axle are
prohibited. |
Minimum
following distance
Vehicles
with a permitted gross weight exceeding 3.5 tonnes
are required to maintain the indicated minimum following distance. |
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Vertical
clearance
Vehicles,
including loads, higher than the indicated
height are prohibited. |
Horizontal
clearance
Vehicles,
including loads, wider than the indicated width
are prohibited.
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Length
restriction
Vehicles,
including loads, longer than the indicated
length are prohibited. |
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Lane
crossover with
width restriction
All
lanes cross over the median and the width restriction
shown is in effect
for the indicated lane(s). |
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Lane
shift with
width restriction
All
lanes shift and the width restriction shown is in
effect
for the indicated lane(s). |
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Low emissions restriction zone
Only
vehicles displaying the indicated emissions
inspection sticker shown on the supplemental sign are permitted. |
End
of low
emissions restriction zone |
Diesel
vehicles prohibited
Diesel vehicles with the indicated EU rating
or lower are prohibited except for local residents, visitors, and
deliveries. |
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Do
not enter |
One
way street
Traffic
on this street must travel in the direction of
the arrow. |
One
way street
Bicycles
are exempted and may travel in either direction. |
One
way street
(Obsolete)
The street you are on is one way. |
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Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must continue straight ahead (i.e. no turns.) |
Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must turn left. |
Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must turn right. |
Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must turn either left or right. |
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Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must continue straight ahead or turn left
(i.e. no right turn.) |
Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must continue straight ahead or turn right
(i.e. no left turn.) |
Roundabout
All
traffic must travel counter-clockwise around the center island, may not
drive on the center island (unless vehicle size makes that impossible),
and may not stop in the roundabout. |
No
U-turn |
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Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must turn left here. |
Mandatory
direction of
travel
All
traffic must turn right here. |
Pass
by on left
All
traffic must pass the obstacle on the left side (i.e.
keep left.) |
Pass
by on right
All
traffic must pass the obstacle on the right side
(i.e. keep right.) |
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Shoulder
open to
traffic
The
right-hand shoulder of this roadway can be used as a
traffic lane.
This is generally done only during periods of congestion
to provide additional capacity |
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Shoulder
lane ends
If
you are in the shoulder traffic lane, you must merge
to the left immediately. |
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End
of shoulder lane
Do
not drive on the shoulder past this point. |
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Pedestrian
path
Pedestrians
only |
Pedestrian
zone
Marks
the entrance to an area reserved for pedestrians. All streets
beyond this sign
are included until the "End of pedestrian zone"
sign is reached. |
End
of pedestrian zone
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Bicycle
path or lane
Bicycles
only. Bicyclists must use this path or lane instead of the roadway. |
Bicycle
path or lane
Mopeds
also allowed. |
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Bicycle
street
Marks
the entrance to a street designated for bicycles and where "bicycle
street" rules apply. |
Bicycle
street
Motor
vehicles allowed. |
Bicycle
street
Motor
vehicles allowed from opposite direction
(i.e. motor vehicles may not enter here.) |
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Bicycle
street
Inline/roller
skating in the street is allowed. |
End
of bicycle street
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Bicycle
zone
Marks
the entrance to an area reserved for bicycles and
where "bicycle street" rules apply.
All streets beyond this sign
are included until the "End of bicycle zone"
sign is reached. |
Bicycle
zone
Motor
vehicles allowed. |
End
of bicycle zone |
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Bicycle
highway
Marks a long-distance bicycle-only road. |
End
of bicycle highway
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Pedestrian
&
bicycle path
Combined pedestrian and cycle path. Both can
use the entire
pathway. Cyclists do not have right-of-way, but pedestrians must allow
cyclists to pass. |
Pedestrian
& bicycle path
Divided
pedestrian and cycle path.
Pedestrians and cyclists
must keep to the side of the path indicated by the sign. |
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Bridle
path
Horses
only. |
Snow
chains or
tires required
A
speed limit of 50 km/h applies.
(Shown only when applicable.) |
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Bus
lane
All
other vehicles prohibited. |
Bus
lane
Carpools with 3 or more passengers also
allowed.
(The
carpool sign on the right was provisional and has been deprecated.) |
Bus
lane
This
sign shows which lane is reserved for buses. |
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Traffic
calming zone
Marks
the beginning of an area where traffic calming
rules apply. All streets beyond this sign are included until the "End
of traffic calming zone" sign is reached. |
End
of traffic
calming zone
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Tunnel
Posted
at the entrance to a tunnel. Drivers must turn on their low-beam
headlights. U-turns are prohibited, and
accidents or breakdowns must be moved to a designated emergency
wayside. |
Tunnel
Also shows the length of the tunnel. |
Emergency
wayside
Marks
a roadside bay for stopping in case of an emergency
or breakdown; all other use is prohibited. |
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Autobahn
entrance
Posted
on Autobahn entrance ramps and indicates that
Autobahn traffic regulations begin. |
Expressway
entrance
Motor
vehicles only. |
End
of Autobahn
Located
on Autobahn exit ramps and indicates that
Autobahn traffic regulations end. This sign may also be used to warn
that the
Autobahn ends ahead. |
End
of expressway
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