Signs

This section explains every sign on Polish roads 🔥

a-1: Dangerous bend to the right

This sign indicates a dangerous bend to the right.

a-2: Dangerous bend to the left

This sign indicates a dangerous bend to the left.

a-3: Double bend first to right

Double bend first to right

a-4: Double bend first to left

Double bend first to left

a-5: Uncontrolled intersection

Uncontrolled intersection

a-6a: Staggered junction

Staggered junction

a-6b: Side road – right

Side road – right

a-6c: Side road – left

Side road – left

a-6d: Traffic merges from the right

Traffic merges from the right

a-6e: Traffic merges from the left

Traffic merges from the left

a-7: Give way

This sign warns of an intersection with the right-of-way road. When located within the intersection, it applies only to the nearest road, in front of which it was placed. Remember the sign priority order before respecting this sign: authorized personnel → traffic lights → signs.

a-8: Roundabout

Roundabout

a-9: Level crossing with a gate or barrier

Level crossing with a gate or barrier

a-10: Level crossing without a gate or barrier

Level crossing without a gate or barrier

a-11: Bumpy road

Bumpy road

a-11a: Speed bump

Speed bump

a-12a: Road narrows on both sides

Road narrows on both sides

a-12b: Road narrows on right

Road narrows on right

a-12c: Road narrows on left

Road narrows on left

a-13: Opening or swing bridge

Opening or swing bridge

a-14: Road works

Road works

a-15: Slippery road surface

Slippery road surface

a-16: Pedestrian crossing

Pedestrian crossing

a-17: Children

This sign warns you about children that might run into the road. Not at pedestrian crossings.

a-18a: Livestock

Livestock

a-18b: Wildlife

Wildlife

a-19: Side wind

Side wind

a-20: Two-way traffic

Two-way traffic

a-21: Warning of trams crossing the road ahead

Warning of trams crossing the road ahead

a-22: Dangerous exit

Dangerous exit

a-23: Steep hill

Steep hill

a-24: Cyclists

Cyclists

a-25: Risk of falling or fallen rocks

Risk of falling or fallen rocks

a-26: Airport

Airport

a-27: Quayside or river bank

Quayside or river bank

a-28: Loose gravel

Loose gravel

a-29: Traffic lights

Traffic lights

a-30: Other hazard

Other hazard

a-31: Dangerous roadside

Dangerous roadside

a-32: Roadway frost

This signs warns you about possible ice on the surface of the road. Not about snowfall or rain! The peak of bridges are especially prone to having ice on them.

a-33: Road blockage

Road blockage

a-34: Road accident

Road accident

b-1: No entry for vehicular traffic

No entry for vehicular traffic

b-2: No entry

No entry

b-3: No entry for motor vehicles, with exception of one-track motorcycles

No entry for motor vehicles, with exception of one-track motorcycles

b-3: No motor vehicles except solo motorcycles

No motor vehicles except solo motorcycles

b-3a: No buses

No buses

b-4: No solo motorcycles

No solo motorcycles

b-5: No heavy vehicles

Heavy vehicles mean: 1) Trucks with a maximum permissible weight exceeding 3.5 tons. 2) Road tractors. 3) special vehicles and vehicles used for special purposes with a permissible total weight exceeding 3.5 tons. 4) Agricultural tractors. 5) slow-moving vehicles. The weight specified on the sign or on the plate placed underneath it means that the prohibition applies to a vehicle (combination of vehicles), the permissible total weight of which exceeds the mass specified on the sign or on the plate underneath.

b-6: No agricultural tractors

No agricultural tractors

b-7: No vehicles with trailers

No vehicles with trailers

b-8: No horse-drawn vehicles

No horse-drawn vehicles beyond this point.

b-9: No bicycles

No bicycles

b-10: No mopeds

No mopeds

b-11: No bicycle trolleys

No bicycle trolleys

b-12: No handcarts

No handcarts

b-13: No vehicles with explosive or inflammable materials

No vehicles with explosive or inflammable materials

b-13a: No vehicles with hazardous materials

No vehicles with hazardous materials

b-14: No vehicles with materials that may contaminate water

No vehicles with materials that may contaminate water

b-15: No vehicles over width of 2 m

No vehicles over width of 2 m

b-16: No vehicles over height of 3.5 m

No vehicles over height of 3.5 m

b-17: No vehicles over length of 6 m

No vehicles over length of 6 m

b-18: No vehicles over gross weight of X tons

This sign bans the entry of vehicles with a gross weight of X tons or more. This exact number of tons is specified in the center of the sign.

b-19: No vehicles over axle load of 5 tons

No vehicles over axle load of 5 tons

b-20: Stop

Stop

b-21: No left turn

When turning left is not allowed, u-turning isn't allowed either. If a plate is placed under it with the phrase "Nie dotyczy (not applicable)" with a symbol of a vehicle (eg: truck), it means that the prohibition does not apply to that type of vehicle.

b-22: No turning right

If a plate is placed under it with the phrase "Nie dotyczy (not applicable)" with a symbol of a vehicle (eg: truck), it means that the prohibition does not apply to that type of vehicle.

b-23: No u-turn

No u-turn

b-24: End of prohibition of u-turn-25 no overtaking

End of prohibition of u-turn-25 no overtaking

b-25: Forbidden

Prohibits drivers of overtaking multi-trail motor vehicles. In case another sign is placed under it: 1) motorcycle. 2) truck, special vehicle, vehicle used for special purposes, with permissible total weight exceeding 3.5 t and car tractor. 3) agricultural tractor and free-speed vehicle. 4) engine vehicle with a trailer, except for vehicles with a single-axle trailer or semi-trailer. 5) vehicle with caravan. 6) bus. 7) trolleybus, 8) vehicle transporting dangerous goods. 9) vehicle transporting explosives or easily inflammatory. 10) a vehicle transporting goods that may condemn water, indicates that the overtaking ban applies to the driver of the vehicle, the symbol of which is on the sign.

b-26: No overtaking by lorries

No overtaking by lorries

b-27: End of prohibition of overtaking

End of prohibition of overtaking

b-28: End of prohibition of overtaking by lorries

End of prohibition of overtaking by lorries

b-29: No horn

No horn

b-30: End of prohibition of using horns

End of prohibition of using horns

b-31: Give way to oncoming traffic

Give way to oncoming traffic

b-32: Stop – customs control

Stop – customs control

b-32a: Border Control

This sign is used used before the border crossing point. This signs implies an obligation to stop at a specified place. In case a place is not provided, the driver should stop in front of the sign. Further movement may take place with the consent of an authorized person or after sending a signal that allows the movement.

b-32b: Damaged horned

This sign is used when the barrier is faulty. The driver should stop at the indicated place by the authorized officer. Further movement may take place with the consent of an authorized person or after sending a signal that allows the movement.

b-32c: Damaged signaling

This sign is used when the signaling device is faulty at the border control.

b-32d: Entrance to the ferry

This sign is used before entering the ferries transporting vehicles.

b-32e: Road control

This sign is used before road control points.

b-32f: Consumption of fees

This sign is used before the place of charging.

b-33: Speed limit

This sign indicates the speed limit until the next intersection. The speed limit is indicated by the number in the center of the sign.

b-34: End of speed limit

End of speed limit

b-35: No parking

No parking

b-36: No stopping

No stopping

b-37: No parking on odd days

No parking on odd days

b-38: No parking on even days

No parking on even days

b-39: Restricted parking zone

Restricted parking zone

b-40: End of the restricted parking zone

End of the restricted parking zone

b-41: No pedestrians

No pedestrians

b-42: End of all prohibitions

End of all prohibitions

b-43: Restricted speed zone

Restricted speed zone

b-44: End of the restricted speed zone

End of the restricted speed zone

c-1: Turn right (before sign)

The sign is placed before the intersection, at a distance of at least 50 meters from the intersection, and indicates the direction of the turn.

c-2: Turn right (after sign)

This sign obliges the driver to drive right after crossing it. It's valid at the nearest intersection or in a place where there is a possibility of changing the direction of driving. Sometimes, a sign with the phrase "Nie dotyczy (not applicable)" is placed under with symbols of vehicles (eg trucks) that the sign does not apply to. Even though you have one option, you still have to turn on your indicators before turning!

c-3: Turn left (before sign)

Turn left (before sign)

c-4: Turn left (after sign)

Turn left (after sign)

c-5: Drive straight

Drive straight

c-6: Drive straight or right

Drive straight or right

c-7: Drive straight or left

Drive straight or left

c-8: Drive right or left

Drive right or left

c-9: Drive only right of sign

This sign is helpful when it's not very clear where traffic should go between multiple options. If you see it, you must be on the side the arrow points.

c-10: Drive only left of sign

This sign is helpful when it's not very clear where traffic should go between multiple options. If you see it, you must be on the side the arrow points.

c-11: Drive right or left of sign

Drive right or left of sign

c-12: Circular traffic

Roundabout sign. Note the arrows are not random; they indicate the direction of the traffic.

c-13: Route for pedal cycles

Route for pedal cycles

c-13a: End of route for pedal cycles

End of route for pedal cycles

c-14: Minimum speed

Minimum speed

c-15: End of minimum speed

End of minimum speed

c-16: Pedestrians

Pedestrians

c-16a: End of pedestrian way

End of pedestrian way

c-17: Mandatory driving direction for vehicles carrying hazardous goods

Mandatory signs (znaki nakazu; type C) are always circular, with a white symbol on blue background. This sign is the only exception.

c-18: Use anti-slide chains

Use anti-slide chains

c-19: End of anti-slide chains order

End of anti-slide chains order

d-1: Road with priority

You have priority at all following crossroads until the end of the priority road

d-2: End of the road with priority

End of the road with priority

d-3: One-way road

Means the beginning or continuation of the road or carriageway on which the traffic takes place in one direction only. This does not apply to reversing your car.

d-4a: No through road

No through road

d-4b: Entrance to no through road

Entrance to no through road

d-4c: It means that the road behind the intersection on the left is a road without a ride.

It means that the road behind the intersection on the left is a road without a ride.

d-5: Priority on a narrow road

Priority on a narrow road

d-6: Pedestrian crossing

Technically, at this type of crossing, bicycle users should dismount and walk their bikes across them. But they almost never do, so extra attention is recommended.

d-6a: Bicycle crossing

Bicycle crossing

d-6b: Pedestrian crossing and bicycle crossing

Pedestrian crossing and bicycle crossing

d-7: Expressway

This signs marks the beginning or continuation of the expressway. Remember, you cannot reverse or u-turn on an expressway.

d-8: End of expressway

This signs marks the end of the expressway.

d-9: Motorway

This signs marks the beginning or continuation of a motorway. Remember, you cannot reverse or u-turn on a motorway.

d-10: End of motorway

End of motorway

d-11: Beginning of bus lane

Beginning of bus lane

d-12: Bus lane

Bus lane

d-13: Beginning of slow lane

Beginning of slow lane

d-13a: Beginning of the lane

means the beginning of the lane on the side indicated on the sign.

d-14: End of lane

This sign indicates the end of an extreme lane (leftmost or rightmost). It's located on the side of the ending lane. The remaining distance is indicated with a plate under it, if not it's 100m.

d-15: Bus stop

Bus stop

d-16: Trolleybus stop

Trolleybus stop

d-17: Tram stop

Tram stop

d-18: Parking

Parking

d-18a: Parking – restricted space

Parking – restricted space

d-18b: Roofed parking

Roofed parking

d-19: Taxi rank

Taxi rank

d-20: End of taxi rank

End of taxi rank

d-21: Hospital

Hospital

d-21a: Police

Police

d-22: Emergency dressing station

Emergency dressing station

d-23: Petrol station

Petrol station

d-23a: Petrol station equipped only with gas for motor vehicles

Petrol station equipped only with gas for motor vehicles

d-23c: Charging station for electric vehicles

Charging station for electric vehicles

d-24: Telephone

Telephone

d-25: Post

informs about the post office on the road. The symbol of the phone on the Post sign informs that there is a public phone at the post office.

d-26: Service station

Service station

d-26a: Vulcanizing

Vulcanizing

d-26b: Car wash

Car wash

d-26c: Public toilets

Public toilets

d-26d: Showers

Showers

d-27: Buffet or café

Buffet or café

d-28: Restaurant

Restaurant

d-29: Hotel (motel)

Hotel (motel)

d-30: Camping

Camping

d-31: Camping with electrical connections for trailers

Camping with electrical connections for trailers

d-32: Camping field

Camping field

d-33: Youth hostel

Youth hostel

d-34: Tourist information point

Tourist information point

d-34a: Radio traffic information

Radio traffic information

d-34b: Collective information board

Collective information board

d-35: Pedestrian underpass

Pedestrian underpass

d-35a: Down escalator

Down escalator

d-36: Pedestrian overpass

Pedestrian overpass

d-36a: Up escalator

Up escalator

D-37: Tunnel

Tunnel

d-38: End of tunnel

End of tunnel

d-39: Speed limits D-25 post office

Speed limits Post post office

d-39a: Droga Fee

sign informs about road fees paid for public roads to the territory of the Republic of Poland.

d-40: Residential zone

-In the residential area, pedestrians do not have to use the pavement or pedestrian path, they can move along the entire width of the road and have priority over a vehicle; within the residential area, all intersections are equivalent intersections, which means that they are subject to the right hand rule (the vehicle on the right has the right of way); leaving the home zone on the road is treated as joining the traffic, so a driver leaving the home zone must give way to another traffic participant; the permissible vehicle speed in the residential area is 20 km / h; it is forbidden to park in a place other than designated for this purpose. in the residential area, a child up to the age of 7 may use the road without the care of an elderly person.

d-41: End of residential zone

End of residential zone

d-42: Built-up area

Built-up area

d-43: End of built-up area

End of built-up area

d-44: Parking zone

Parking zone

d-45: End of parking zone

End of parking zone

d-46: Internal road

Internal road

d-47: End of internal road

End of internal road

d-48: Change of priority

Change of priority

d-49: Toll

Toll

d-50: SOS

informs that there is an emergency phone and fire extinguisher in the bay.

d-51: Automatic speed control

warns about the place or section of the road where the speed of driving is controlled and registered by devices operating automatically.

d-51a: Automatic average speed control

Automatic average speed control

d-51b: End of automatic average speed control

End of automatic average speed control

d-52: Movement Zone

This sign is used on non-public roads to remind drivers that the same traffic rules as on public roads still apply.

d-53: End of traffic zone

means leaving the traffic zone.

d-54: Clean transport zone

Clean transport zone

d-55: End of clean transport zone

End of clean transport zone

e-1: Pre-promoter plaque

warns about the intersection. The patterns of other characters placed on the sign inform about the occurrence of these characters on the roads indicated on the sign.

e-1a: A pre-promoter board on the highway

warns about leaving the highway. The patterns of other characters placed on the sign inform about the occurrence of these characters on the roads indicated on the sign.

e-1b: The pre-promoter board before entering the highway

warns about the intersection with the entrance to the highway or road leading to the highway. The patterns of other characters placed on the sign inform about the occurrence of these characters on the roads indicated on the sign.

e-2a: PL

and a sign distinguishing the state adopted to mark vehicles participating in international traffic indicate that the city has a border crossing to this country. A sign of the state, placed next to the name of the town, adopted to mark vehicles participating in international traffic indicates that the town is located in this country.

e-2b: PL

e-2c: PL

e-2d: PL

e-2e: PL

e-2f: PL

e-3: PL

e-4: PL

e-5: Centrum

indicates a direction to the city center.

e-5a: Signpost to the center

indicates a direction to the city center.

e-6: Signpost to the airport

indicates a direction to the airport. On the signposts according to the model pattern, the directions to police units, emergency services, public administration offices, road management and units conducting customs clearance may be given by an appropriate inscription or symbol.

e-6a: Signpost to the station or railway station

indicates a direction to the station or railway station. On the signposts according to the model pattern, the directions to police units, emergency services, public administration offices, road management and units conducting customs clearance may be given by an appropriate inscription or symbol.

e-6b: Signpost to the bus station

indicates a direction to the bus station. On the signposts according to the model pattern, the directions to police units, emergency services, public administration offices, road management and units conducting customs clearance may be given by an appropriate inscription or symbol.

e-6c: Signpost to the ferry marina

indicates the direction to the ferry marina; The sign can also mean a sea station. On the signposts according to the model pattern, the directions to police units, emergency services, public administration offices, road management and units conducting customs clearance may be given by an appropriate inscription or symbol.

e-7: A signpost to a water marina or navigation

indicates a direction to the water marina or navigation.

e-8: Signpost to the beach or bathing place

indicates a direction to the beach or bathing place.

e-9: Signpost to the museum

indicates a direction to the museum.

e-10: Signpost to the monument as a cultural goods

indicates a direction to the monument as a cultural goods.

e-11: Signpost to a nature monument

indicates a direction to a nature monument.

e-12: Signpost to the viewpoint

indicates a direction to the viewpoint.

e-12a: Signpost to the bicycle trail

indicates a direction to the bicycle trail.

e-13: Directional Board

mark indicates the direction and distance to the main towns located on a given road.

e-14: The road trail board

indicates the road number and the distance to the main towns located on a given road trail.

e-14a: The road trail on the highway

indicates the road number and the distance to the main towns located on a given road trail.

e-15a: National road number with permissible pressure of the vehicle axle up to 11.5 t

indicates the number and type (category) of the road. The sign also means that vehicles with a single axis not exceeding 11.5 t and a correspondingly greater pressure of the multiple axis can move along the road, in accordance with the provisions determining the technical conditions of vehicles moving on the road. The sign placed under the sign of means that an electronic fee is charged for a section of the public road.

e-15b: The number of the provincial road with permissible pressure of the vehicle axis up to 8 t

indicates the number and type (category) of the road. The sign also means that vehicles with a single axis not exceeding 8 T and a correspondingly greater pressure of the multiple axis can move along the road, in accordance with the provisions determining the technical conditions of vehicles moving on the road.

e-15c: Motorway number

indicates the number and type (category) of the road. The sign also means that vehicles with a single axle pressure not exceeding 11.5 t and more multiple pressure pressure can move along the road, in accordance with the provisions specifying the technical conditions of vehicles moving on the road. that an electronic fee is charged for a section of the public road.

e-15d: Express road number

e-16: International Trail number

indicates the number and type (category) of the road.

e-17a: Town

This sign means entering the town. The prohibition sign under the sign of Town means that the ban is in force throughout the town, except for the section of the road where it was changed or canceled with another sign.

e-18a: End of town

This sign means leaving the town.

e-19: Bypass

Bypass

e-20: Road node board on the highway

informs about approaching the trip from the highway; The numbers placed on the sign indicate: Upper- Departure number, lower- the distance of the board from the trip; Instead of the number indicating the number of the trip on the sign, the node name can be given.

e-21: Centrum

informs about the entrance to the city center.

e-22a: Car Tourist Trail

indicates the beginning of a designated car tourist trail; On the sign next to the name of the trail, the trail symbol and a symbol of a tourist organization setting the trail may be placed.

e-22b: Object on the car tourist trail

indicates a tourist facility on the car tourist trail; A symbol of a tourist or leisure object is placed on the sign.

e-22c: Information about tourist facilities

informs about the occurring tourist facilities in the area indicated on the sign.

f-1: Border crossing

Border crossing

f-2: No border crossing

No border crossing

f-2a: State border

informs about the place of crossing the border of the Republic of Poland.

f-3: Administrative area limits

Administrative area limits

f-4: Name of the river

Name of the river

f-5: Warning of prohibition

Warning of prohibition

f-6: Warning sign placed before the crossing

Warning sign placed before the crossing

f-6a: He warns that there is a railway crossing behind the intersection without dams.

He warns that there is a railway crossing behind the intersection without dams.

f-7: Direction in connection with prohibition of turning left

Direction in connection with prohibition of turning left

f-8: Detour due to road closure

Detour due to road closure

f-9: Detour road guide sign

Detour road guide sign

f-10: Multilane directions

This sign shows each direction every individual lane will allow you to drive towards.

f-11: Lane directions

Lane directions

f-12: Transit way sign placed before intersection

Transit way sign placed before intersection

f-13: Transit

Transit

f-14a: Motorway indicator sign placed 300 m before exit lane

Motorway indicator sign placed 300 m before exit lane

f-14b: The indicator board on the highway placed at a distance of 200 m in front of the switching lane

informs about the distance of 200 m to the beginning of the lane leading to leaving the highway (switching lane).

f-14c: Motorway indicator sign placed 100 m before exit lane

Motorway indicator sign placed 100 m before exit lane

f-14d:

f-14e: Indicator sign on the expressway

Placed in a distance of 200 m before the beginning of exit lane.

f-14f: Indicator sign on the expressway

Placed in a distance of 100 m before the beginning of exit lane.

f-15a: Asymmetrical divide of carriageway for opposite directions

The signs shows the distribution of the lines.

f-16: End of lane on two-way roadway

End of lane on two-way roadway

f-17: End of lane on one-way roadway

End of lane on one-way roadway

f-18: Opposite direction for specified vehicles

Opposite direction for specified vehicles

f-19: Cycle lane

Cycle lane

f-20: Part of road (lane) for specified vehicles

Part of road (lane) for specified vehicles

f-21: Traffic diverted to adjacent roadway

Traffic diverted to adjacent roadway

g-1a: Level crossing indictor bar

This one is placed on the right side of the road. It's the furthest one to the track. and will follow at equal distances until we reach the track.

g-1b: Level crossing indictor bar

This one is placed on the right side of the road. It's the second furthest one to the track. will follow, then we'll reach the track.

g-1c: Level crossing indictor bar

This one is placed on the right side of the road. It's the last indicator of the level crossing. It comes after and .

g-1d: Level crossing indictor bar

This one is placed on the left side of the road. It's the furthest one to the track. and will follow at equal distances until we reach the track.

g-1e: Level crossing indictor bar

This one is placed on the left side of the road. It's the second furthest one to the track. will follow, then we'll reach the track.

g-1f: Level crossing indictor bar

This one is placed on the left side of the road. It's the last indicator of the level crossing. It comes after and .

g-2: Voltage network

This sign means that the railway network is suspended above.

g-3: The Cross of Saint Andrzej before a single-track railway crossing

determines the place of stopping in connection with the traffic of a train or other rail vehicle at a railroad crossing without dams or half aside; This sign informs that there is one track at the crossing.

g-4: Cross of St. Andrzej before a multi-track railway crossing

Determines the place of stopping in connection with the traffic of a train or other rail vehicle at a railroad crossing without dams or half-kind; This sign informs that there is more than one track at the crossing.

p-1: Single intermittent line

In this sign, the lines are shorter than the breaks or equal to gaps. It designates the traffic lanes. It is allowed to cross this line.

p-2: Single continuous line

separates lanes with the same direction and also means a ban on passing through this line and crossing it.

p-3: One-sided crossing line

Crossing this sign is only allowed on dashed side.

p-4: Double continuous line

Splits the lanes with opposite directions and means a ban on passing through this line and crossing it.

p-5: P-5 "Double interrupted line", located between the intersections on both sides of the lane, means a lane with a variable direction of traffic opened and closed with light signals broadcast by the S-4 signaling device.

"Double interrupted line", located between the intersections on both sides of the lane, means a lane with a variable direction of traffic opened and closed with light signals broadcast by the signaling device.

p-6: Warning line

In which the lines are longer than breaks, separates the lanes and warns about approaching a line through which passing is prohibited or to a dangerous place. It is allowed to cross this line.

p-6a: P-6a sign is a special case of P6. Urging the drivers to go back to the right line quickly.

sign is a special case of P6. Urging the drivers to go back to the right line quickly.

p-7a: Intermittent edge line

Placed at the edge of the road "sets the edge of the road. Stopping is allowed inside the area beside this line.

p-7b: Continuous edge line

determines the edge of the road; The mark also means a ban on entering the roadside driving a motor vehicle.

p-8a: Directly directional arrow

means that driving from the lane on which it is placed is only allowed straight ahead; The combined symbols of the , or signs mean permission to move in directions indicated by directional arrows. The mark placed on the lane preceded by the symbol of the bike (sign Bicycle ) or the inscription BUS (sign Bus ) means the direction of the vehicle movement indicated by this symbol or inscription.

p-8b: Directional arrow for turning

This sign means means that driving from the lane on which it is placed is only allowed in the direction of the indicated arrow; it can be combined with or in which case you can drive in any of the indicated options only. When this sign is placed on the left-most lane, it is allowed to u-turn, unless banned by or directional traffic lights (eg: ).

p-8c: Directional arrow for turning

means that driving from the lane on which it is placed is allowed only to turn back; The combined symbols of the , or signs mean permission to move in directions indicated by directional arrows. The mark placed on the lane preceded by the symbol of the bike (sign Bicycle ) or the inscription BUS (sign Bus ) means the direction of the vehicle movement indicated by this symbol or inscription.

p-8d: Directional arrow for turning

means that driving from the lane on which it is placed is allowed only in the direction of the indicated arrow.

p-9: Merge to lane on the left

It means the lane is ending. If you're at the end of the lane, and with significantly reduced speed, the target lane occupants are obliged to let you merge (zipper merge).

p-9b: Merge to lane on the right

It means the lane is ending. If you're at the end of the lane, and with significantly reduced speed, the target lane occupants are obliged to let you merge (zipper merge).

p-10: Pedestrian crossing

This sign means a pedestrian crossing.

p-11: Crossing for cyclists

In this section of the road, cyclists can cross the road without dismounting their bike.

p-12: Absolute stop line-STOP

indicates the place of stopping the vehicle in connection with the vertical signs Stop or .

p-13: The conditional stop line consisting of triangles

indicates the place of stopping the vehicle in order to disappear priority resulting from the vertical sign .

p-14: Conditional stop line consisting of rectangles

indicates the place of stopping the vehicle: n1) at the intersection at the inlets of equivalent roads, n2) before the pedestrian crossing, n3) in front of the tram stops without islets, n4) before tram crossings and railway, n5) Before traveling for cyclists, n6) before bicycle lock, n7) before the light signal. Nobility of the vehicle stopping in these places does not apply to the bicycle driver entering the bicycle lock.

p-15: Subordination triangle

mark confirms the marking of the inlet to the intersection with vertical signs, respectively, and Stop .

p-16: STOP inscription

mark confirms the marking of the inlet to the intersection with vertical signs, respectively, and Stop .

p-17: Stop line

mark marks the place of the bus, trolleybus and tram stop on the road and means that the ban on the stopping of other vehicles at the stop applies along the entire length of the line.

p-18: Parking stand

mark designates a place intended for vehicle parking.

p-19: The dotted line designating the parking lane

determines the lane intended for the parking of vehicles along the edge of the road or separates the parking bay from it.

p-20: Envelope

sign designates a parking stand reserved for a specific type of vehicles.

p-21: Excluded surface

This sign means the road surface to which the entry and stop are prohibited.

p-22: Bus

mark means a lane for the movement of vehicles performing paid transport of people on regular lines.

p-23: Bicycle

This sign means the road or part of it (lane) intended for the movement of two-wheeled bicycles. The mark placed together with the Bicycle sign means that the road is intended for pedestrians and bicycle drivers.

p-24: Place for a disabled person

means that the parking position on which the sign was placed is intended for a motor vehicle: a disabled person, a person driving a vehicle who transports a disabled person, a person driving a vehicle belonging to a facility, care rehabilitation or education of disabled people with significantly limited possibilities of self-move.

p-25: Release threshold

This sign means the convexity on the road used to slow down vehicle traffic.

p-26: Pedestrians

This sign means a pedestrian path; The mark placed together with the Bicycle sign means that the road is intended for pedestrians and bicycle drivers.

p-27: Bicycle direction and track

indicates the bicycle driver's bicycle track on the road and determines the direction of his movement.

p-driving-license-1: Red reflectors are always put on the right edge of the road.

Red reflectors are always put on the right edge of the road.

p-driving-license-2: White and yellow reflectors indicate the edge of the road.

White and yellow reflectors indicate the edge of the road.

p-driving-license-3: Yellow signs are temporary horizontal signs. They overrule or cancel the white signs.

Yellow signs are temporary horizontal signs. They overrule or cancel the white signs.

r-1: Local Bicycle Trail

means the course of the local bicycle route.

r-1a: The beginning (end) of the local bicycle route

means, accordingly, the beginning (end) of the local bicycle route.

r-1b: Changing the direction of the local bicycle route

means changing the direction of the local bicycle route.

r-3: The plaque of the local bicycle trail

indicates the distance to the main towns located on the local bicycle trail.

r-4: Information about the bicycle trail

indicates the type of bicycle trail. The plaque placed under the sign informs about the difficulty on the bicycle trail. In the sign, a symbol, number or colorful marking characterizing the bicycle trail is placed in the lower part of it.

r-4a: Information about the actual course of the bicycle trail

indicates the actual course of the bicycle trail. In the sign, a graphic illustration of the bicycle route is placed in the diagram of the actual road system, with the course of the bicycle route with a wider line ended with the shape of an arrow indicating its direction.

r-4b: Changing the direction of the bicycle trail

indicates a change in the direction of the bicycle trail. In the sign, a symbol, number or colorful marking characterizing the bicycle trail is placed in the lower part of it. The plaque placed under the sign informs about the difficulty on the bicycle trail.

r-4c: Bicycle trail signpost

indicates the course and direction of the bicycle trail.

r-4d: Signpost of the bicycle trail in the shape of a distance

indicates the course and direction of the bicycle trail along with a distance from a given place.

r-4e: Pre-promoter plaque of the bicycle trail

indicates the course and direction of the bicycle trail.

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s-1: Normal traffic lights

The light signals broadcast by the signaling device mean: 1) green signal- permission to drive past the lights. 2) Yellow signal- no entry for the signaling device, unless there isn't enough time to stop without rapid braking; at the same time, the yellow signal means that in a moment the red signal will light up. 3) Red signal- no entry beyond the light. 4) Red and yellow signals, broadcast simultaneously- a ban on entering the signaling device; these signals also mean that the green signal will come on in a moment.

s-1a: Traffic light with signals for bicycles

Traffic light with signals for bicycles

s-2: The red signal broadcast by the S-2 siren with a signal in the shape of a green arrow means that it is allowed to turn towards the indicated arrow to the nearest road at the intersection, provided that the driver stops in front of the signaling device and does not cause traffic to traffic to other participants. A green arrow signal, broadcast by the S-2 signaling device, allowing turning left, also allows turning from the left extreme lane, unless it is prohibited by the B-23 sign.

The red signal broadcast by the siren with a signal in the shape of a green arrow means that it is allowed to turn towards the indicated arrow to the nearest road at the intersection, provided that the driver stops in front of the signaling device and does not cause traffic to traffic to other participants. A green arrow signal, broadcast by the signaling device, allowing turning left, also allows turning from the left extreme lane, unless it is prohibited by the sign.

s-3: Directional traffic light with left arrows

The light signals broadcast by the directional signaling device relate to drivers riding in the directions indicated by arrows (arrows). The green signal broadcast by the directional signaling device means that when driving in the indicated direction there is no collision with other traffic participants. directional signals that give signals intended only for vehicles turning left may not be placed on the right side of the road.

s-3a: The light signals broadcast by the S-3A signaling machine relate to bikers, located on a part of the road intended only for bicycle traffic or entering this part of the road, going in directions indicated by arrows (arrows). The provisions of § 95 para. 1 and 2* and § 97 para. 1, 3 and 4 ** shall be used according to the signals sent by the S-3A code signaling device. n*§ 95 para. 1. The light signals broadcast by the S-1 signaling device mean: n1) green signal- permission to enter the signaling machine, n2) yellow signal- no entry for the signaling device, unless at the time of the inflammation of this signal the vehicle is so close to the siren that He cannot be detained in front of him without rapid braking; At the same time, this signal means that in a moment the red signal will light up, n3) Red signal- no entry for the signaling device, N4) Red and yellow signals, broadcast simultaneously- a ban on entering the signaling device; These signals also mean that the green signal will come on in a moment. N2. The green signal does not allow entry for the signaling device, if: n1) the vehicle's traffic would make it difficult to leave the road to pedestrians or cyclists, n2) due to the conditions of traffic at the intersection or behind it, leaving the intersection would not be possible before the end of the green signal. ** § 97 para. 1. The light signals broadcast by the S-3 directional signaling indicator apply to drivers driving in the directions indicated by arrows (arrows). N3. The green signal broadcast by the S-3 directional signaling device means that when driving in the indicated direction there is no collision with other traffic participants. N4. S-3 directional signals that give signals intended only for vehicles turning left may not be placed on the right side of the road.

The light signals broadcast by the signaling machine relate to bikers, located on a part of the road intended only for bicycle traffic or entering this part of the road, going in directions indicated by arrows (arrows). The provisions of § 95 para. 1 and 2* and § 97 para. 1, 3 and 4 ** shall be used according to the signals sent by the code signaling device. n*§ 95 para. 1. The light signals broadcast by the signaling device mean: n1) green signal- permission to enter the signaling machine, n2) yellow signal- no entry for the signaling device, unless at the time of the inflammation of this signal the vehicle is so close to the siren that He cannot be detained in front of him without rapid braking; At the same time, this signal means that in a moment the red signal will light up, n3) Red signal- no entry for the signaling device, N4) Red and yellow signals, broadcast simultaneously- a ban on entering the signaling device; These signals also mean that the green signal will come on in a moment. N2. The green signal does not allow entry for the signaling device, if: n1) the vehicle's traffic would make it difficult to leave the road to pedestrians or cyclists, n2) due to the conditions of traffic at the intersection or behind it, leaving the intersection would not be possible before the end of the green signal. ** § 97 para. 1. The light signals broadcast by the directional signaling indicator apply to drivers driving in the directions indicated by arrows (arrows). N3. The green signal broadcast by the directional signaling device means that when driving in the indicated direction there is no collision with other traffic participants. N4. directional signals that give signals intended only for vehicles turning left may not be placed on the right side of the road.

s-3b: Directional traffic light with signals for driving straight ahead and turning right

This light signal is for strictly turning ahead or right. These lights are nice because they also mean this turn is protected (without bicycles or pedestrians).

s-3c: Directional traffic light with signals for driving straight

This light signal is for strictly turning straight ahead.

s-3d: Directional traffic light with signals for turning right

This light signal is for strictly turning right. These lights are nice because they also mean this turn is protected (without bicycles or pedestrians).

s-3e: Directional traffic light with left arrows

This light signal is for strictly turning left (no u-turn). These lights are nice because they also mean this turn is protected (without opposite side traffic or pedestrians).

s-3f: Directional traffic light with left and u-turn arrows

This light signal is for strictly turning left or u-turning. These lights are nice because they also mean this turn is protected (without opposite side traffic, bicycles, or pedestrians).

s-3g: Directional traffic light with u-turn arrows

This light signal is for strictly u-turning. They're protected (without opposite side traffic, bicycles, or pedestrians).

s-3h: Directional traffic light with right and left arrows

This light signal is for strictly left or right turning (no straight or u-turn). They're protected (without opposite side traffic, bicycles, or pedestrians).

s-4: The light signals broadcast by the S-4 signaling device mean: N1) Green signal- permission to enter the lane, over which the siren is placed, n2) Red signal- ban on entering the lane above which the signaling device is placed. niched red flashing or two alternately flashing red signals mean a ban on entering the signaling device or other device that gives these signals. The flashing or constant yellow signal placed in the obstacle or the flashing yellow signal broadcast by the signalinger warn of the occurring danger or traffic difficulty and order special care.

The light signals broadcast by the signaling device mean: N1) Green signal- permission to enter the lane, over which the siren is placed, n2) Red signal- ban on entering the lane above which the signaling device is placed. niched red flashing or two alternately flashing red signals mean a ban on entering the signaling device or other device that gives these signals. The flashing or constant yellow signal placed in the obstacle or the flashing yellow signal broadcast by the signalinger warn of the occurring danger or traffic difficulty and order special care.

s-5: Pedestrian light signals

When driving, it's sometimes useful to check these lights for an extra hint if there will be pedestrians.

s-6: Light signals for cyclists broadcast by the S-6 signaling device mean: N1) Green signal- permission to enter the ride for cyclists, with the green signal flashing means that in a moment the red signal will light up and the cyclist is obliged to leave the journey as soon as possible, N2) Red signal- ban on traveling. niched red flashing or two alternately flashing red signals mean a ban on entering the signaling device or other device that gives these signals. The flashing or constant yellow signal placed in the obstacle or the flashing yellow signal broadcast by the signalinger warn of the occurring danger or traffic difficulty and order special care.

Light signals for cyclists broadcast by the signaling device mean: N1) Green signal- permission to enter the ride for cyclists, with the green signal flashing means that in a moment the red signal will light up and the cyclist is obliged to leave the journey as soon as possible, N2) Red signal- ban on traveling. niched red flashing or two alternately flashing red signals mean a ban on entering the signaling device or other device that gives these signals. The flashing or constant yellow signal placed in the obstacle or the flashing yellow signal broadcast by the signalinger warn of the occurring danger or traffic difficulty and order special care.

s-7: The light or flashing light signal

This sign orders you to leave the lane, above which the signaling device is placed, and entering the part of the road on the side of the arrow.

t-1: Distance to dangerous spot

Sign indicating the distance of the warning sign from the dangerous spot

t-1a: Remaining distance

This sign indicates the remaining distance until the end of the lane/road.

t-1b: Indicates the actual length of the tunnel

Indicates the actual length of the tunnel

t-2: Sign indicating the length of the road section on which the danger repeats or occurs

Sign indicating the length of the road section on which the danger repeats or occurs

t-3: Sign indicating the end of the section on which danger repeats or occurs

Sign indicating the end of the section on which danger repeats or occurs

t-3a: Sign indicating the end of the place designated for parking

Sign indicating the end of the place designated for parking

t-4: Sign indicating the number of bends

Sign indicating the number of bends

t-5: Sign indicating the beginning of the winding road

Sign indicating the beginning of the winding road

t-6a: Sign indicating the actual course of the priority road through an intersection (to be placed on the priority road)

Sign indicating the actual course of the priority road through an intersection (to be placed on the priority road)

t-6b: Sign indicating the layout of subordinate roads (to be placed on the priority road)

Sign indicating the layout of subordinate roads (to be placed on the priority road)

t-6c: Sign indicating the actual course of priority road through an intersection (to be placed on the subordinate road)

Sign indicating the actual course of priority road through an intersection (to be placed on the subordinate road)

t-6d: The T-6d sign placed under the sign A-7 shows the actual shape of the road with the priority through the intersection.

The sign placed under the sign shows the actual shape of the road with the priority through the intersection.

t-7: Sign indicating the layout of rails and road at level crossing

Sign indicating the layout of rails and road at level crossing

t-8: Sign indicating the place where vehicular traffic is directed to tramway

Sign indicating the place where vehicular traffic is directed to tramway

t-9: Sign indicating the actual road incline or rise

Sign indicating the actual road incline or rise

t-10: A sign indicating a railway siding or similar track

A sign indicating a railway siding or similar track

t-11: Sign indicating a ferry crossing

Sign indicating a ferry crossing

t-12: Sign indicating a longitudinal surface fault

Sign indicating a longitudinal surface fault

t-13: Sign indicating a road section deformed by ruts

Sign indicating a road section deformed by ruts

t-14: The T-14 sign placed under the sign of A-30 indicates the place of frequent accidents involving pedestrians.

The sign placed under the sign of indicates the place of frequent accidents involving pedestrians.

head-on: Head-on collision risk

Warns you about the risk of head-on accident with another vehicle.

head-on: Collision risk with a tram

Warns you about the risk of collision with a tram.

head-on: Collision risk with a train

Warns you about the risk of collision with a train.

t-15: Sign indicating the place of frequent accidents caused by slippery road surface due to rain

Sign indicating the place of frequent accidents caused by slippery road surface due to rain

t-16: Sign indicating the exit of emergency vehicles indicated on the sign

Sign indicating the exit of emergency vehicles indicated on the sign

t-17: Sign indicating the state border

Sign indicating the state border

t-18: Sign indicating an unexpected change of traffic direction with the course indicated on the sign

Sign indicating an unexpected change of traffic direction with the course indicated on the sign

t-18a: The T-18A sign placed under the sign of A-30 indicates an unexpected change in the direction of traffic with a mileage first to the right, then left.

The sign placed under the sign of indicates an unexpected change in the direction of traffic with a mileage first to the right, then left.

t-18b: The T-18B sign placed under the sign of A-30 indicates an unexpected change in the direction of traffic with a mileage to the left.

The sign placed under the sign of indicates an unexpected change in the direction of traffic with a mileage to the left.

t-18c: The T-18c sign is placed under the sign A-30 and shows an unexpected change in the direction of movement going to the right.

The sign is placed under the sign and shows an unexpected change in the direction of movement going to the right.

t-19: Sign informing about the painting of horizontal signs

Sign informing about the painting of horizontal signs

t-20: Sign indicating the length of the roadway section where the prohibition applies

Sign indicating the length of the roadway section where the prohibition applies

t-21: Sign indicating the distance of the sign from the place where the prohibition applies

Sign indicating the distance of the sign from the place where the prohibition applies

t-22: Label indicating that the sign does not apply to solo bicycles

Label indicating that the sign does not apply to solo bicycles

t-23a: Sign indicating motorcycles

Sign indicating motorcycles

t-23b: Label indicating trucks, special vehicles or vehicles intended for special purposes with a gross vehicle weight exceeding 3.5 t and motor tractors

Label indicating trucks, special vehicles or vehicles intended for special purposes with a gross vehicle weight exceeding 3.5 t and motor tractors

t-23c: Sign indicating agricultural tractors

Sign indicating agricultural tractors

t-23d: Sign indicating motor vehicles with trailers

Sign indicating motor vehicles with trailers

t-23e: Sign indicating vehicles with caravans

Sign indicating vehicles with caravans

t-23f: Sign indicating buses

Sign indicating buses

t-23g: Sign indicating vehicles with hazardous materials

Sign indicating vehicles with hazardous materials

t-23h: The T-23h sign placed under the sign of B-25- a vehicle transporting dangerous goods- indicates that the prohibition of overtaking concerns the driver transporting dangerous goods.

The sign placed under the sign of - a vehicle transporting dangerous goods- indicates that the prohibition of overtaking concerns the driver transporting dangerous goods.

t-23i: Sign indicating vehicles with explosive or flammable materials

Sign indicating vehicles with explosive or flammable materials

t-23j: Sign indicating vehicles with water contaminating materials

Sign indicating vehicles with water contaminating materials

t-24: Sign indicating that the abandoned vehicle will be removed at the owner’s expense

Sign indicating that the abandoned vehicle will be removed at the owner’s expense

t-25a: Sign indicating the start of the prohibition of parking or stopping

Sign indicating the start of the prohibition of parking or stopping

t-25b: Sign indicating the continuation of the prohibition of parking or stopping

Sign indicating the continuation of the prohibition of parking or stopping

t-25c: Sign indicating the end of the prohibition of parking or stopping

Sign indicating the end of the prohibition of parking or stopping

t-26: Sign indicating the prohibition of parking or stopping applies to a side of the square

Sign indicating the prohibition of parking or stopping applies to a side of the square

t-27: Sign indicating that the pedestrian crossing is particularly frequented by children

Sign indicating that the pedestrian crossing is particularly frequented by children

t-28: Toll road

Sign indicating that a toll is charged for crossing the road (i.e you have to pay if you want to continue).

t-28a: Placed under the sign D-7 or D-9, the T-28A sign indicates the end of the road section for which the fee is charged.

Placed under the sign or , the sign indicates the end of the road section for which the fee is charged.

t-29: Sign indicating spaces for vehicles carrying or driven by disabled persons with reduced mobility

Sign indicating spaces for vehicles carrying or driven by disabled persons with reduced mobility

t-30: Placard indicating how to position the vehicle in relation to the edge of the road

Placard indicating how to position the vehicle in relation to the edge of the road

t-31: The T-31 sign with the letter B, C, D or E, which is a tunnel category or a sign with the appropriate inscription, indicates that the ban applies only to specific classes or groups of dangerous goods or a specific manner of transporting these goods.

The sign with the letter B, C, D or E, which is a tunnel category or a sign with the appropriate inscription, indicates that the ban applies only to specific classes or groups of dangerous goods or a specific manner of transporting these goods.