Road signs in Denmark

Overview of the road signs in Denmark

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Road signs in Copenhagen.

This is a list of road signs in Denmark. Road signs in Denmark are regulated by the Road Traffic Act (Færdselsloven).[1] The design and definitions of road signs is delegated to the executive, according to §95 ¶1 of the Road Traffic Act.[1] The executive, in this case the Danish minister of transport (transportministeren), issues executive orders on the subject. The latest executive orders were issued on April 13, 2023[2][3]

Denmark signed the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals on November 8, 1968 and ratified it on November 3, 1986.[4] Denmark has ratified the European Agreement supplementing the Convention on road traffic as well.[5]

Road signs are divided into two main categories, which are traffic signs and direction- / tourist information signs:[fn 1]

Traffic signs are: [fn 2]

* Warning signs
* Priority signs
* Prohibitory signs
* Mandatory signs
* Special regulation signs [fn 3]

Direction signs and tourist information signs are:[fn 4]

* Flag-type direction signs
* Stack-type direction signs
* Exit signs
* Portal signs
* Lane diagram signs
* Stack-type advance direction signs
* Map-type signs
* Locality signs
* Tourist information signs
* Route designations
* Route confirmation signs
* Service signs

## Warning signs[edit]

Outside built-up[fn 5] areas, warning signs, except A18, A35, A74, A75 and A92[fn 6], are usually placed from 150m to 250m before the danger. If the warning signs are placed at a different distance, the distance is shown on a subpanel. Inside built-up[fn 5] areas, warning signs can be placed at a shorter distance from the danger, without the distance being shown on a subpanel.

* Warning signs[fn 7]
* A11: Dangerous junction with a non-priority road (Variants: [fn 8])

* A16: Roundabout

* A17: Pedestrian crossing

* A18: Two-way traffic

* A19: Traffic signals

* A20: Traffic queue

* A21: Cyclists

* A22: Children

* UA22: School

* A23: Equestrians

* A26: Wild animals crossing

* A27: Cattle

* A31: Slippery road

* UA31: Icy

* A33: Loose chippings

* A34: Rockfall

* A35: Dangerous shoulder

* A36: Speed bump

* A36.1: Actibump [fn 9]

* A37: Uneven road

* A38: Dip

* A39: Roadworks

* A41.1: Curve to the right

* A41.2: Curve to the left

* A42.1: Multiple curves, first to the right

* A42.2: Multiple curves, first to the left

* UA41: Recommended speed in curves

* A43.1: Road narrows

* UA43.1: Narrow road[fn 10]

* A43.2: Road narrows to the left

* A43.3: Road narrows to the right

* UA43: Width limit

* A44: Tunnel (formerly used )

* A46.1 Downward gradient

* A46.2: Upward gradient

* A72: Level crossing without gates

* UA72: Look for trains

* A73: Level crossing with gates

* UA73: Overhead electricity lines at level crossing

* A74.1: Single track level crossing

* A74.2: Multi track level crossing

* A75: Distance to level crossing

* A91: Opening bridge

* A92: Quayside

* A95: Side winds

* A96: Low airplanes

* A97: Low helicopters

* A99: Other danger

* UA99: Accident-prone intersection

## Priority signs[edit]

* Priority signs[fn 11]
* B11: Yield

* UB11.1: Stop ahead

* UB11.2: Two-way cycle track or lane crossing

* UB11.3: Light rail crossing

* B13: Stop

* B15: Lane merge

* B16: Main road

* B17: End of main road

* B18: Priority for oncoming vehicles

* B19: Priority over oncoming vehicles

## Prohibitory signs[edit]

* Prohibitory signs[fn 12]
* C11.1: No right turn

* C11.2: No left turn[fn 13]

* C12: No U-turns

* C19: No entry

* C21: Driving in both directions prohibited

* C22.1: No motor vehicles

* C22.2: No motorcycles or large mopeds

* C23.1: No heavy goods vehicles

* C23.2: No buses

* C23.3: No vehicles carrying dangerous goods

* C24.1: No tractors or motorized equipment

* C24.2: No horse-drawn vehicles or similar

* C25.1: No bicycles or small mopeds [fn 14]

* C25.2: No small mopeds

* C26.1: No riding or leading a horse

* C26.2: No pedestrians

* C31: Max weight

* C32: Max weight of roadtrain

* C35: Max axle load

* C36: Max bogie load

* C41: Max width of vehicle with load

* C42: Max height of vehicle with load

* C43: Max length of vehicle

* C51: No overtaking

* C52: No overtaking by heavy goods vehicle

* C53: End of no overtaking

* C54: End of no overtaking by heavy goods vehicle

* C55: Local speed limit [fn 15]

* C56: End of local speed limit

* UC56: Built up area subpanel

* UC57: End of local speed limit subpanel

* C59: End of prohibition

* C63: No parking for bicycles

* C92: Continuing without stop prohibited

* Parking/stopping signs and subpanels[fn 16]
* C61: No stopping

* C62: No parking

* UC33: Limited parking

* UC61: No stopping subpanel

* UC62: No parking subpanel

* UC60.1: Restriction applies before and after sign

* UC60.2: Restriction begins at sign

* UC60.3: Restriction ends at sign

* UC60.5: No stopping on shoulder

* UC60.6: No parking on shoulder

* UC60.7: Parking on shoulder allowed

* UC60.8: Parking partly on sidewalk allowed

## Mandatory signs[edit]

* Mandatory signs[fn 17]
* D11.1: Mandatory direction

* D11.2: Mandatory direction

* D11.3: Mandatory direction

* D11.4: Mandatory direction

* D11.5: Mandatory direction

* D11.6: Mandatory direction

* D11.7: Mandatory direction

* D11.8: Mandatory direction

* D12: Mandatory direction in the roundabout

* D15.2: Mandatory passage

* D15.3: Mandatory passage

* D16: Passage

* D21: Cycleway

* UD1: Subpanel which points to lane or path

* UD21.1: Two-way cycle traffic

* UD21.2: End of Two-way cycle traffic

* D22: Footway

* D23: Bridleway

* D26: Segregated path

* D26.1: Segregated path

* D26.2: Segregated path

* D26.3: Segregated path

* D26.4: Segregated path

* D26.5: Segregated path

* D27: Combined path

* D27.1: Combined path

* D55: Minimum speed

* D56: End of minimum speed

## Special regulation signs[edit]

Arrow signs (E11) are suspended above the carriageway

* Arrow signs suspended above lanes at intersection[fn 18]
* E11.1: Continue straight

* E11.4: Turn left

* E11.5: Turn right

* E11.6: Continue straight or turn left

* E11.7: Continue straight or turn right

* E11.8: Turn left or right

* E11.9: Continue straight, turn left or right

Direction of lanes at intersection (E15)

* Other information signs[fn 19]
* E15: Lanes at intersection

* E16.1: Reduction of number of lanes with lane-merge

* E16.2: Reduction of number of lanes with lane-change

* E17: Pedestrian crossing. (Variant:[fn 20])

* E18: Dead end. (Variants: [fn 21])

* E19: One way

* E21.1: Recommended route for cyclists

* E21.2: Recommended route for pedestrians

* E21.3: Recommended route for equestrians

* E21.4: Recommended route for mopeds

* E22.1: Recommended route for heavy goods vehicles

* E22.2: Recommended route for hazardous goods vehicles

* E22.3: Recommended route for tractors and motorized equipment

* E22.4: Recommended route for busses

* E23: Instructions for disabled

* E24: Instructions for visually impaired

* E26.1: Pedestrian overpass

* E26.2: Pedestrian underpass

* E30: Light rail stop

* E31: Bus stop

* E31: Taxi stand

* E33.1: Parking

* E33.2: Indoor parking

* UE33.1: Before and after sign

* UE33.2: After sign

* UE33.3: Before sign

* UE33.4: Charging

* E34: Breakdown bay (formerly used )

* UE34: Fire extinguisher and emergency phone

* E35: Tunnel

* E37: Crawler lane begins

* E39: Advisory maxspeed

* E40: End of advisory maxspeed

* E41: Recommended max speed on slip road

* Area signs[fn 22]
* E42: Motorway

* E43: Expressway

* E44: End of Motorway

* E45: End of Expressway

* E47: Bicycle boulevard

* E48: End of Bicycle boulevard

* E49: Pedestrian zone

* E50: End of Pedestrian zone

* E51: Living street

* E52: End of living street

* E53: Zone with traffic calming

* E53: End of zone with traffic calming

* E55: Urban area

* E56: End of urban area

* E68: Zone with no parking

* E68.2: Zone with no stopping

* E68.3: Zone with parking

* E68.4: Zone with local speed limit

* E68.5: No heavy goods vehicles permitted zone

* E68.9: Low-emission zone

* E69: End of zone with no parking

* E69.3: End of zone with parking

* E69.4: End of zone with local speed limit

* E69.5: End of zone with no heavy goods vehicles

* E69.9: End of low-emission zone

* E70: Parking zone information

* E80+UE80:[fn 23] General speed limits

* Information signs (continued)[fn 24]
* E90: Traffic enforcement camera

* E91: Speed feedback sign

* E92: Variable-message sign

* E93: Video surveillance

## Direction signs[edit]

* Direction signs used on roads[fn 25]
* F11: Flag-type direction sign

* F11: Flag-type direction sign

* F11: Flag-type direction sign

* F11: Flag-type direction sign

* F12: Flag-type direction sign

* F12: Flag-type direction sign

* F34.2: Flag-type traffic diversion sign[fn 26]

* F13: Flag-type direction sign

* F13: Flag-type direction sign

* F13: Flag-type direction sign

* F14: Temporary flag-type direction sign

* F14: Temporary flag-type direction sign

* F16: Exit sign

* F18: Stack-type direction signs

* F34.1: Traffic diversion route[fn 26]

* Direction signs used on paths for pedestrians, cyclists and equestrians [fn 27]
* F21.1: Bicycle route

* F21.2: Flag-type direction sign

* F21.2.2: Flag-type direction sign

* F21.2.3: Flag-type direction sign

* F21.3: Stack-type direction sign

* F21.4: Map-type advance direction sign

* Direction signs for parking[fn 28]
* F33.1: Flag-type direction sign

* F33.2: Stack-type direction sign

* Advance direction signs on roads[fn 29]
* G11: Portal sign

* G14: Map-type advance direction sign

* F34.3: Map-type traffic diversion sign [fn 26]

* G15: Lane diagram sign

* G18: Stack-type advance direction sign

## Distance and locality signs[edit]

* Distance and locality signs[fn 30]
* H41: Distance sign

* H42: Split distance sign

* H45: Locality

* H46: Regional border

* H47: Municipal border

* H49: National park

* H49.1: Nature park

* H50: Leaving national park

* H50.1: Leaving nature park

* H51: National Border

## Signs used on motorways[edit]

On motorways, direction signs have blue background when they lead to the ordinary road network, via an exit from the motorway, Directions have green background when they lead to the destination via the motorway(s).[fn 31]

* Direction and locality signs on motorways[fn 32]
* I11: Exit from motorway

* I12: Exit from motorway in 500 m

* I13: Exit from motorway in 1500m[fn 33]

* I13: Exit from motorway in 1500m [fn 33]

* I16: Exit to another motorway

* I17: Exit to another motorway in 500m

* I18: Exit to another motorway in 1500m

* I20: Motorway junction

* Lane and advance direction signs used on motorways[fn 34]
* J11: Assigned lane(s)[fn 35]

* J11: Assigned lane(s)[fn 35]

* J11: Assigned lane(s)[fn 35]

* J12: Lane diagram

* J13: Map-type advance direction sign

* Confirmatory-distance and tourist information signs used on motorways[fn 36]
* K11: Route confirmation

* K12: Distance information

* K30: Tourist information

## Route designations[edit]

A box with a broken border line means the route is connecting to the route number in the box.

* Route designations[fn 37]
* L41: E-Road

* L42: Primary route

* L43: Secondary route

* L44: Ring road

* L45: National bicycle route

* L45.2: Regional or local bicycle route

* L46: Bicycle highway

* L47: EuroVelo

* L50: Marguerite route (tourist route)

## Service signs[edit]

New service signs can be designed when needed, eg. by request from a business. The permission to do this is found in §359 ¶2 in Executive Order 426 from 2023.[3] A list of approved signs can be found on the Danish Road Directorate's (Vejdirektoratet) webpage. Signs planned, but not designed yet, are "electrician" and "real estate agent".[9]

* Service signs[fn 38]
* M9: Container and cargo port

* M10: Ferry for pedestrians and bicycles

* M11: Car ferry

* M12: Airport

* M13: Train station
(formerly used )

* M13.1: S-train station

* M13.2 Metro station

* M13.3: Light rail station

* M14: Bus station

* M15: Freight terminal

* M16: Park and ride
(formerly used )

* M17: Post Office

* M18: Hub (communal transport)

* M21: Hospital emergency department, open 24 hours a day

* M22: Telephone

* M23: Breakdown service

* M24: Filling station

* M24.1: Charging station for EV

* M24.2: Charging and filling station

* M30: Primitive camp site for hikers

* M31: Camping and caravan site

* M31.1: Site exclusivly for caravans

* M32: Autocamper site

* M33: Camping cabins

* M34: Rest area

* M34.1: Rest area for cyclists

* M35: Beach or swimming pool

* M35.1: Indoor swimming pool

* M36: Golf Course

* M37: Put and take fishing

* M38: Observation tower

* M41: Youth hostel

* M42: Hotel

* M43: Restaurant

* M45: Cafeteria

* M46: Toilet

* M46.1: Toilet (handicapped)

* M47: Emptying chemical toilet

* M47.1: Emptying chemical toilet

* M51: Church

* M52: Place of Interest

* M53: Unesco world heritage site

* M54: National Park

* M57: Industrial area

* M61: Information point

* M101: Grocery store

* M102: Room to let

* M103: Baker

* M104: Butcher

* M105: Hairdresser

* M107: Florist

* M109: Bookshop

* M111: Café

* M112: Farm shop

* M113: Antiques

* M114: Garden centre, plant nursery etc.

* M115: Marina

* M116: Nature reserve

* M117: Trail shelter

* M118: Sports facility

* M119: Car dealership, car rental

* M120: Commercial district

* M121: Shopping center, street, etc.

* M123: Education

* M124: Veterinary clinic or hospital

* M125: Kindergarten etc.

* M126: Art, pottery, etc.

* M127: Military

* M128: Hospital

* M129: Public offices

* M130: Cultural center

* M131: Recycling

* M132: Pharmacy

* M133: Cinema

* M134: Wellness, massage, beauty clinic, etc.

* M138: Picnic area, indoor or outdoor

* M140: Cohousing

* M143: Stud farm

* M144: Winery

* M145: Drivers education

* M146: Forest burial ground (cremated remains)

## Additional subpanels[edit]

* Additional signs[fn 39]
* U1.1:

* U1.2:

* U2.1:

* U2.2:

* U3.1:

* U3.2:

* U3.3:

* U3.4:

* U3.5:

* U3.6:

* U4.1:

* U4.2:

* U5.1:

* U5.2:

* U6.3:

* U6.4:

* U7:

## Symbols[edit]

This sign combination sets a speed limit of 70 km/h, which only applies to some vehicles. Which vehicles the speed limit applies to, is determined by the definitions of the symbols on the subpanel. The symbols and definitions is found in this chapter

* Symbols[fn 40]
* US1: Car (not above 3.5 ton registered weight)

* US2: Heavy goods vehicle + any connected trailer

* US3: Bus (above 3.5 ton registered weight, and more than 8 passenger seats)

* US4: Heavy goods vehicle with trailer

* US5: Trailer

* US6: Caravan

* US7: Motorhome

* US8: Bicycle or small moped

* US9:Small moped

* US10: Motorcycle or large moped

* US11: Tractor or motorized equipment

* US12: Disabled

* US13: Light rail

## Historic signs[edit]

* A21: Cyclists

* A22: Children

* Slippery road

* A99: Other danger

* B13: Stop

* C12: No U-turn

* Goods vehicles prohibited

* C51: No overtaking

* D21: Cycleway

* D22: Footway

* D27: Combined path

* E17: Pedestrian crossing

* E33.1: Parking

## Notes[edit]

1. ^ Traffic signs are found in chapter II and direction and tourist information signs in chapter III of the executive order[2]
2. ^ In danish: færdselstavler
3. ^ Called information signs and area signs in the executive order
4. ^ In danish: Vejvisningstavler og turistoplysningstavler
5. ^ a b Built-up areas (urban areas), are in this context areas within the signs for entering and leaving a built-up area. and
6. ^ These signs are placed at a different distance than the other warning signs:
A18: Two-way traffic
A35: Dangerous shoulder
A74: Level crossing
A75: Distance to level crossing
A92: Quayside
The distance at which these signs are placed, is found in the description of the signs in §12 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
7. ^ Diagrams of sign A11, A16, A19, A20, A21, A22, A23, A26, A27, A31, A33, A34, A35, A36, A37, A38, A39, A41.1, A41.2, A42.1, A42.2, A43.1, A43.2, A43.3, A44, A46.1, A46.2, A72, A73, A74.1, A74.2, A75, A91, A92, A95, A96, A97, UA22, UA31, UA41, UA43, UA43.1, UA72, UA73 and UA99 are found in §13 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
8. ^ Variant of A11 Dangerous junction  The sign can also show a non-priority road connecting to only one side. Source: the description below diagram of sign A11 in §13 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
9. ^ Actibump is a method of traffic calming. It is being tested 2 places in Denmark (2023).[6] [7] This sign warns of an actibump. As this is a test, this sign is not included in the executive order
10. ^ Used at the beginning of a 2-1 road in combination with A43.1 Source: Text accompanying the diagram of UA43.1 in §13 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
11. ^ Diagrams of sign B11 B13 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 UB11.1 UB11.2 UB11.3 are found in §16 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
12. ^ Diagrams of sign C11.1 C11.2 C12 C19 C21 C22.1 C22.2 C23.1 C23.3 C24.1 C24.2 C25.1 C25.2 C26.2 C31 C35 C36 C41 C42 C43 C51 C52 C53 C54 C55 C58 C59 UC56 UC57 C63 C92 are found in §19 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
13. ^ U-turn is also prohibited (§19 of executive order 425 from 2023[2])
14. ^ The symbol for bicycle(US8) also applies to a class of vehicles called small mopeds (50cc and restricted to max 30 km/h). In executive order 425 from 2023[2] § 19, the text accompanying this sign is "Cykel og lille knallert forbudt" In translation Bicycle and small moped prohibited
15. ^ The speed limit is in force until it is it is lifted by the sign "C59 end of local speed limit", "C59 End of prohibition", another local speed limit sign or after a distance indicated on a subpanel. (The built up area sign is also a speed limit sign)
16. ^ Diagrams of sign C61 C62 UC60.1 UC60.2 UC60.3 UC60.5 UC60.6 UC60.7 UC60.8 UC61 UC62 are found in §19 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
17. ^ Diagrams of sign D11.1 D11.2 D11.3 D11.4 D11.5 D11.6 D11.7 D11.8 D12 D15 D16 D21 D22 D23 D26 D27 D55 D56 UD1 UD21.1 UD 21.2 are found in §23 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
18. ^ Diagrams of sign E11.1 E11.4 E11.5 E11.6 E11.7 E11.8 E11.9 are found in §27 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
19. ^ Diagrams of sign E15 E16.1 E16.2 E17 E18 E19 21.1 E21.2 E21.4 E22.1 E22.2 E22.3 E22.4 E23 E24 E26.1 E26.2 E30 E31 E32 E33 E34 E35 E37 E39 E40 E41 UE33.1 UE33.2 UE33.4 UE34 are found in §27 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
20. ^ Variant of Pedestrian crossing
21. ^ Variants of dead end sign
22. ^ Diagrams of area sign E42 E43 E44 E45 E47 E48 E49 E50 E51 E52 E53 E54 E55 E56 E68 E68.9 E69 E69.9 E70 E80 UE80 are found in §27 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
23. ^ This diagram consists of two signs: E80 is the upper part with the speed limits.  UE80 is the lower part, and indicates it is mandatory to use seat belts and driving lights. These signs and their definitions are found in §27 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
24. ^ Diagrams of sign E90 E91 E93 are found in §27 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
25. ^ Diagrams of sign F11 F12 F13 F14 F16 F18 F33.1 F33.2 F34.1 F34.2 are found in §34 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
26. ^ a b c Signs for traffic diversion routes, when the motorway is blocked. The signs are permanent. [8]
27. ^ Diagrams of sign F21.1 F21.2 F21.3 F21.4 are found in §34 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
28. ^ Diagrams of sign F33.1 F33.2 are found in §34 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
29. ^ Diagrams of sign G11 G14 G15 G18 are found in §36, and F34.3 is found in §34 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
30. ^ Diagrams of sign H41 H42 H45 H46 H47 H49 H49.1 H50 H50.1 H51 are found in §38 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
31. ^ §39 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
32. ^ Diagrams of sign I11 I12 I13 I16 I17 I18 I20 are found in §40 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
33. ^ a b Placed below the exit sign can be destination and number of the following exit, or name of the following motorway junction
34. ^ Diagrams of sign J11 J12 J13 are found in §41 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
35. ^ a b c The sign is placed above a lane before a split in the motorway, or before an exit. The signs can contain additional information as well as arrow(s) pointing down to the lane(s)
36. ^ Diagrams of sign K11, K12 and K30 is found in §42 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
37. ^ Diagrams of signL41, L42, L43, L44, L46, L47 and L50 is found in §44 of Executive Order 425 from 2023. L45 and L45.2 is found the same place but combined aś L45[2]
38. ^ only a few of the service signs are shown in the executive order
39. ^ Diagrams of subpanel U1 U2 U3 U4 U5 U6 U7 are found in §9,¶2 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]
40. ^ Diagrams of symbol US1 US2 US3 US5 US6 US7 US8 US9 US11 US12 US13 are found in §9,¶3 of executive order 425 from 2023[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ a b Transportministeriet (2023-02-14), Bekendtgørelse af færdselsloven [Road Traffic Act] (in Danish)
2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac Transportministeriet (2023-04-13), BEK nr 425 om vejafmærkning [Executive order 425 on Road Markings] (in Danish)
3. ^ a b Transportministeriet (2023-04-13), BEK nr 426 om anvendelse af vejafmærkning [Executive order 426 on the Use of Road Markings] (in Danish)
4. ^ "Convention on Road Signs and Signals - United Nations Treaty Collection". treaties.un.org. Retrieved 2023-12-07.
5. ^ "European Agreement supplementing the Convention on road traffic - United Nations Treaty Collection". treaties.un.org. Retrieved 2024-05-07.
6. ^ "Her testes nyt fartbump i Danmark - Vejdirektoratet kalder det "ubehageligt"". nyheder.tv2.dk (in Danish). TV 2. 2022-12-06. Retrieved 2024-04-21.
7. ^ "Vejdirektoratet afprøver Actibump på to statsveje". vejdirektoratet.dk (in Danish). Vejdirektoratet. 2023-06-16. Retrieved 2024-04-21.
8. ^ "Nye skilte på motorvejen - lær dem at kende og undgå kø". bt.dk (in Danish). BT. 2014-12-02. Retrieved 2024-04-21.
9. ^ "Liste med samtlige godkendte servicetavler med symboler til kommerciel servicevejvisning". vejregler.dk (in Danish). Vejdirektoratet. 2023-08-13. Retrieved 2024-04-21.

## External links[edit]

* Media related to Diagrams of road signs of Denmark at Wikimedia Commons
* Sales catalog of road signs in Denmark (Danish)
* Danish Law Database (English translation)
* The Danish Road Standards portal (English translation)
* https://login.koreklar.dk/faerdselstavler.pdf

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* China
* Hong Kong
* Macau
* Cyprus
* Georgia
* India
* Indonesia
* Iran
* Israel
* Japan
* Kazakhstan
* Kyrgyzstan
* Laos
* Malaysia
* Mongolia
* Nepal
* Pakistan
* Philippines
* Saudi Arabia
* Singapore
* South Korea
* Sri Lanka
* Tajikistan
* Thailand
* Turkey
* Turkmenistan
* United Arab Emirates
* Uzbekistan
* Vietnam

Europe|

* Armenia
* Austria
* Azerbaijan
* Belarus
* Belgium
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Bulgaria
* Croatia
* Cyprus
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Estonia
* Finland
* France
* Georgia
* Germany
* Greece
* Hungary
* Iceland
* Ireland
* Italy
* Latvia
* Liechtenstein
* Lithuania
* Malta
* Montenegro
* Netherlands
* North Macedonia
* Norway
* Poland
* Portugal
* Romania
* Russia
* Serbia
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* Turkey
* Ukraine
* United Kingdom
* Gaelic-speaking Scotland
* Wales

North America|

* Canada
* Cuba
* Jamaica
* Mexico
* United States
* Puerto Rico
* Central America (SICA)
* Costa Rica
* El Salvador
* Guatemala
* Honduras
* Nicaragua

Oceania|

* Australia
* New Zealand

South America|

* Argentina
* Buenos Aires
* Bolivia
* Brazil
* Chile
* Colombia
* Ecuador

Former countries|

* Soviet Union
* Traffic signs in post-Soviet states

Lights|

* Traffic light
* Variations in traffic light operation
* Traffic light control and coordination

Typefaces|

* Arial
* ASTRA-Frutiger
* Austria
* Caractères
* Clarendon
* Clearview
* DIN 1451
* Helvetica
* Highway Gothic
* LLM Lettering
* Motorway
* NPS Rawlinson Roadway
* Panno
* Polish road signs typeface
* Rail Alphabet
* Rotis
* SNV
* Tern
* Trafikkalfabetet
* Transport
* Tratex

International conventions|

* Geneva
* Vienna
* Traffic
* Road signs

National standards|

* Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (US)
* Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions (UK)

Comparisons|

* Comparison of Asian road signs
* Comparison of European road signs
* Comparison of MUTCD-influenced traffic signs
* Comparison of traffic signs in English-speaking territories

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Sovereign states|

* Albania
* Andorra
* Armenia
* Austria
* Azerbaijan
* Belarus
* Belgium
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Bulgaria
* Croatia
* Cyprus
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Estonia
* Finland
* France
* Georgia
* Germany
* Greece
* Hungary
* Iceland
* Ireland
*   * Italy
* Kazakhstan
* Latvia
* Liechtenstein
* Lithuania
* Luxembourg
* Malta
* Moldova
* Monaco
* Montenegro
* Netherlands
* North Macedonia
* Norway
* Poland
* Portugal
* Romania
* Russia
* San Marino
* Serbia
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* Turkey
* Ukraine
* United Kingdom
* Vatican City

States with limited
recognition|

* Abkhazia
* Kosovo
* Northern Cyprus
* South Ossetia
* Transnistria

Dependencies and
other entities|

* Åland
* Faroe Islands
* Gibraltar
* Guernsey
* Isle of Man
* Jersey
* Svalbard

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