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Additional signs
An additional sign is a traffic sign placed directly below another sign to provide extra information or clarify how the main sign should be understood. It can specify conditions such as distance, time periods, road users affected, directions, or special circumstances. Additional signs do not create new rules by themselves but modify, limit, or explain the meaning of the sign above them so drivers can apply the rule correctly in that specific situation.
151. Oil slick
This supplementary sign warns of oil or another slippery substance on the road surface.
152. Spillage
This supplementary sign warns of spilled material or substances on the roadway.
153. New road surface
This supplementary sign indicates that the road ahead has a newly laid or recently repaired surface.
154. Missing road markings
This supplementary sign warns that the usual road markings are missing or incomplete on the section ahead.
155. End
This supplementary sign indicates the end of the section to which the main traffic sign applies.
156. End in metres
This supplementary sign indicates the distance to the end of the section to which the main traffic sign applies. The distance is shown in metres.
157. Entrance
This supplementary sign indicates the entrance to the road, facility or area concerned.
158. Exit
This supplementary sign indicates the exit from the road, facility or area concerned.
159. Fog
This supplementary sign warns that fog may reduce visibility on the road section ahead.
160. Aquaplaning
This supplementary sign warns of a risk of aquaplaning, where tyres lose contact with the road surface because of water.
161. Smoke
This supplementary sign warns that smoke may reduce visibility on the road ahead.
162. High tide or flooding
This supplementary sign warns that the road may be flooded or submerged during high tide or high water.
163. Hilltop, blind summit
This supplementary sign warns of a hilltop or blind summit that obstructs the view ahead.
164. Hospital
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign relates to a nearby hospital.
165. Retirement home
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign relates to a nearby retirement home.
166. School
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign relates to a nearby school.
167. Loading zone
This supplementary sign indicates an area reserved for loading and unloading goods.
168. Police checkpoint
This supplementary sign warns of a police checkpoint ahead where vehicles may be required to stop.
169. Green wave
This supplementary sign indicates that the traffic signals are coordinated for a green wave. A recommended speed may be shown.
170. Stop here on red
This supplementary sign indicates the point at which drivers must stop when the traffic signal is red.
171. Priority arrangements changed
This supplementary sign warns that the priority arrangement at the junction or road section has changed.
172. Traffic routing changed
This supplementary sign warns that the usual traffic routing or road layout has changed.
173. Zipper merge ahead
This supplementary sign indicates that a zipper merge applies ahead. Vehicles must merge alternately at the merge point according to the applicable rules.
174. Drive on the shoulder or verge
This supplementary sign indicates that vehicles are permitted or required to use the shoulder or verge where the main traffic sign applies.
175. End of driving on the shoulder or verge
This supplementary sign indicates the end of the section where vehicles may or must use the shoulder or verge.
176. On the shoulder or verge
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to the shoulder or verge.
177. End of the shoulder or verge
This supplementary sign indicates the end of the shoulder or verge concerned by the main traffic sign.
178. Turn left
This supplementary sign indicates a left turn in connection with the main traffic sign. Whether the movement is mandatory, permitted or restricted depends on the main sign.
179. No place to turn around
This supplementary sign warns that there is no suitable place to turn around ahead.
180. Through traffic
This supplementary sign indicates the route or lane for through traffic.
181. Construction traffic
This supplementary sign warns that construction vehicles may enter, leave or travel along the road.
182. Construction site exit
This supplementary sign warns of an exit used by vehicles leaving a construction site.
183. Night-time construction work
This supplementary sign warns that construction or maintenance work takes place at night.
184. Blasting work
This supplementary sign warns that blasting operations are taking place nearby.
185. Noise protection
This supplementary sign indicates a noise-protection area or requirement associated with the main traffic sign.
186. Industrial area, give way to rail vehicles
This supplementary sign indicates that drivers in the industrial area must give way to rail vehicles crossing or sharing the road.
187. Port area, give way to rail vehicles
This supplementary sign indicates that drivers in the port area must give way to rail vehicles crossing or sharing the road.
188. Tunnel category B
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies to vehicles carrying dangerous goods for which access to category B road tunnels is prohibited under ADR.
189. Tunnel category C
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies to vehicles carrying dangerous goods for which access to category C road tunnels is prohibited under ADR.
190. Tunnel category D
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies to vehicles carrying dangerous goods for which access to category D road tunnels is prohibited under ADR.
191. Tunnel category E
This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies to vehicles carrying dangerous goods for which access to category E road tunnels is prohibited under ADR.

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