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English • Québec P-70-1 • Minimum speed: 60 km/h. This sign prescribes a minimum speed of 60 km/h for the road where it applies. It is not a nationwide minimum for all Canadian roads.

English • Québec D-170-3 • Side road on the left. A side road joins from the left ahead.

English • Québec P-110-3-G • Straight ahead or left. Continue straight ahead or turn left at the indicated junction.

English • Québec I-350-1 • Parking area. A parking area is indicated. Follow any local parking conditions, charges or time limits.

English • Québec P-120-4 • Compulsory route for dangerous goods carriers. Carriers transporting dangerous goods that require vehicle placards must follow the indicated route. The black diamond represents dangerous goods; it is not an HOV-lane symbol.

English • Québec D-270-12 • Horse riders crossing. Horse riders may cross the road ahead.

English • Québec D-270-2-D • Pedestrian crossing ahead. A pedestrian crossing is ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop for people crossing.

English • Québec P-110-6-D • No right turn. Do not turn right at the indicated junction.

English • Québec P-130-3 • Dangerous goods carriers prohibited. Vehicles carrying the regulated dangerous goods covered by this sign must not use the indicated road or tunnel. The black diamond refers to dangerous goods, not a general prohibition on all loads.

English • Québec D-20 • Give way ahead. A give-way sign is ahead. Be prepared to give way and stop if necessary.

English • Québec P-120-10 family • Separate routes for pedestrians and cyclists. Use the side indicated by the symbols: cyclists on the left and pedestrians on the right. The dividing line separates the two compulsory routes. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.

English • Québec P-30 • Give way to oncoming traffic. The available space does not permit traffic in both directions at once. Give way to traffic coming towards you before entering the narrow section.

English • Québec P-20-1 • Give way. Give way to traffic on the priority road. Slow down and stop if needed before entering safely.

English • Québec D-180-1 • Railway crossing ahead. A railway crossing is ahead. Look for trains, signals and any stop or give-way controls at the crossing.

English • Québec P-130-7 • No quad bikes. The indicated road or route is closed to quad bikes. Read any accompanying exception or time plate.

English • Québec D-80-1 • Two-way traffic ahead. Traffic travelling in the opposite direction will be encountered ahead. Keep to your side of the road.

English • Québec D-110-6-G • Hairpin bend to the left. A very tight left-hand bend is ahead. Reduce speed before the bend.

English • Québec D-110-4-D • Reverse curves: right then left. Two successive curves are ahead, first to the right and then to the left.

English • Québec P-130-4 • No motor cars. The indicated road or route is closed to motor cars. Read any accompanying exception or time plate.

English • Québec P-100-1 • Straight-ahead lane. Vehicles in the lane controlled by this sign must continue straight ahead. This vertical lane arrow is distinct from the one-way street sign.

English • Québec D-270-13 • Deer. Deer may be on or crossing the road ahead.

English • Québec P-120-10 family • Separate routes for pedestrians and cyclists. Use the side indicated by the symbols: pedestrians on the left and cyclists on the right. The dividing line separates the two compulsory routes. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.

English • Québec I-415-2 • Emergency escape lane. An emergency escape lane is indicated to the right. It is intended to help stop an out-of-control vehicle, particularly after brake failure on a steep descent.

English • Québec P-130-1 • No trucks. Trucks must not use the indicated road. In Québec, the rule uses a defined truck category and has specific statutory exemptions; any local-delivery exception must be displayed on the sign or an accompanying plate.

English • Québec D-170-2 • T-junction. The road ends at a T-junction ahead.

English • Québec P-130-59 • No mopeds. The indicated road or route is closed to mopeds. Read any accompanying exception or time plate.

English • Québec P-130-8 • No motor cars and motorcycles. The indicated road or route is closed to motor cars and motorcycles. Read any accompanying exception or time plate.

English • Québec P-140-1 • No overtaking. Do not overtake in the zone indicated by the sign.

English • Québec D-210-2-G • Road narrows from the left. The road narrows from the left ahead.

English • Québec D-210-2-D • Road narrows from the right. The road narrows from the right ahead.

English • Québec P-120-3 • Compulsory route for motorcycles. Motorcyclists must follow the indicated route. The drawing is a motorcycle, although the shared key says moped.

English • Québec D-110-4-G • Reverse curves: left then right. Two successive curves are ahead, first to the left and then to the right.

English • Québec I-413-1 • Speed-camera enforcement. You are approaching a location monitored by a speed camera. Obey the posted speed limit. This sign does not by itself establish average-speed enforcement.

English • Québec D-110-6-D • Hairpin bend to the right. A very tight right-hand bend is ahead. Reduce speed before the bend.

English • Québec D-110-3-D • Reverse turns: right then left. Two successive sharp turns are ahead, first to the right and then to the left.

English • Québec D-110-5-D • Winding road. Several curves are ahead, beginning to the right. Reduce speed.

English • Québec D-70 • 30 km/h speed limit ahead. A maximum speed limit of 30 km/h is ahead. Adjust speed before reaching the regulatory speed-limit sign.

English • Québec I-30 family • Exit direction. The illustrated exit leads towards Windsor, Sherbrooke and the town centre via route 143. Follow the arrow to the right. The displayed destination names and exit number 145 are examples, not confirmation of present-day routing. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.

English • Québec P-100 family • Lane directions at a junction. As illustrated, the left lane may continue straight ahead or turn left; the right lane must turn right. Use the appropriate lane and follow its arrow. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.

English • Québec D-110-2-D • Curve to the right. The road curves to the right ahead.

English • Québec D-10-1 • Stop ahead. A stop sign is ahead. Be prepared to make a complete stop at the signed stopping point.

English • Québec D-210-1 • Road narrows on both sides. The road narrows from both sides ahead.

English • Québec P-130-5 • No motorcycles. The indicated road or route is closed to motorcycles. Read any accompanying exception or time plate.

English • Québec P-110-5 • No U-turn. Do not turn around to travel in the opposite direction here.

English • Québec P-130-12 • No pedestrians. The indicated road or route is closed to pedestrians. Read any accompanying exception or time plate.

English • Québec D-50-1 • Traffic lights ahead. Traffic lights are ahead. Be prepared to stop.

English • Québec D-170-1 • Crossroad. A crossroad is ahead. The warning does not itself assign right of way.

English • Québec P-130-14 • No snowmobiles. The indicated road or route is closed to snowmobiles. Read any accompanying exception or time plate.

English • Québec P-10 • Stop. Come to a complete stop at the stop line or before entering the junction, and proceed only when safe. The Québec catalogue also permits the word STOP.

English • Québec I-417-1 family • Passing lane. An additional passing lane is indicated. Use it to pass only when safe and follow the lane markings. No distance is shown in this illustration. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.