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Traffic signs

The traffic signs are located on the side or top of the road. They give directions on how we should behave on the road, so that the traffic can proceed safely and smoothly. Everyone must know the traffic signs!

Mandatory signs

The mandatory signs impose an obligation/command that road users must comply with.

Traffic sign of Germany: Turning left mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Turning right mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Passing left mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Passing right mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory direction of the roundaboutTraffic sign of Germany: Driving straight ahead or turning left mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Driving straight ahead or turning right mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory leftTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory rightTraffic sign of Germany: Driving straight ahead mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory lane for busesTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory path for cyclistsTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory divided path for pedestrians and cyclistsTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory path for equestriansTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory path for pedestriansTraffic sign of Germany: Mandatory shared path for pedestrians and cyclistsTraffic sign of Germany: Snow chains mandatoryTraffic sign of Germany: Begin of a minimum speedTraffic sign of Germany: End of the minimum speed

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Traffic sign of Germany: <b>Turning left</b> mandatory

Turning left mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: <b>Turning right</b> mandatory

Turning right mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: <b>Passing left</b> mandatory

Passing left mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: <b>Passing right</b> mandatory

Passing right mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: Mandatory direction of the <a href='/en/germany/overview/roundabout'>roundabout</a>

Mandatory direction of the roundabout

Traffic sign of Germany: Driving <b>straight ahead or turning left</b> mandatory

Driving straight ahead or turning left mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: Driving <b>straight ahead or turning right</b> mandatory

Driving straight ahead or turning right mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: <b>Mandatory left</b>

Mandatory left

Traffic sign of Germany: <b>Mandatory right</b>

Mandatory right

Traffic sign of Germany: Driving <b>straight ahead mandatory</b>

Driving straight ahead mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: Mandatory <a href='/en/germany/overview/bus-lane'>lane for buses</a>

Mandatory lane for buses

Traffic sign of Germany: Mandatory <a href='/en/germany/overview/bike-path'>path for cyclists</a>

Mandatory path for cyclists

Traffic sign of Germany: Mandatory <b>divided</b> path for <a href='/en/germany/overview/pedestrian'>pedestrians</a> and <a href='/en/germany/overview/cyclist'>cyclists</a>

Mandatory divided path for pedestrians and cyclists

Traffic sign of Germany: Mandatory <a href='/en/germany/overview/equestrian-path'>path for equestrians</a>

Mandatory path for equestrians

Traffic sign of Germany: Mandatory <a href='/en/germany/overview/footpath'>path for pedestrians</a>

Mandatory path for pedestrians

Traffic sign of Germany: Mandatory <b>shared</b> path for <a href='/en/germany/overview/pedestrian'>pedestrians</a> and <a href='/en/germany/overview/cyclist'>cyclists</a>

Mandatory shared path for pedestrians and cyclists

Traffic sign of Germany: <a href='/en/germany/overview/snow-chains'>Snow chains</a> mandatory

Snow chains mandatory

Traffic sign of Germany: Begin of a <b>minimum speed</b>

Begin of a minimum speed

Traffic sign of Germany: End of the <b>minimum speed</b>

End of the minimum speed

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