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!
The prohibition signs forbid a certain action. They indicate certain actions that road users are not allowed to do.
Entry prohibited
Cars prohibited
Cyclists prohibited
Entry prohibited (road with one-way traffic)
Equestrians prohibited
Motorcycles prohibited
Motorcycles and cars prohibited
Pedestrians prohibited
Pedestrians and cyclists prohibited
Trucks prohibited
Leaving less distance than indicated prohibited
Overtaking prohibited
End of the overtaking prohibition
Overtaking prohibited for trucks
End of the overtaking prohibition for trucks
Driving faster than indicated prohibited (speed limit)
End of the speed limit
Begin of a zone with speed limit
End of the zone with speed limit
Turning around prohibited (U-turn)
Vehicles with dangerous goods prohibited
Vehicles higher than indicated prohibited
Vehicles longer than indicated prohibited
Vehicles with polluted fluids prohibited
Vehicles heavier than indicated prohibited
Vehicles with an axle weight heavier than indicated prohibited
Vehicles wider than indicated prohibited
Polluting vehicles prohibited (low emission zone)
End of the low emission zone
Parking prohibited
Parking and stopping prohibited
Begin of zone where parking is prohibited
End of the zone where parking is prohibited
Road narrowing, give way to oncoming drivers
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Jul 27, 2019
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Aug 03, 2019
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Aug 05, 2019
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Aug 09, 2019
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Aug 09, 2019
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