Road signs in Spain

Sign to direct traffic at an entrance to the AL-12 road in Almería

Road signs in Spain are regulated in the Instrucción de Carreteras Norma 8.1-IC[1] as well as the Catálogo de señales verticales de circulación.[note 1] They conform to the general pattern of those used in most other European countries. Spain is an original signatory to the 1968 Vienna Convention of Road Signs and Signals,[4] having signed it on November 8, 1968, but has yet to fully ratify it.

## Typeface[edit]

Use of the Autopista typeface on the left, and Carretera Convencional typeface on the right 1969 standard direction signs

Carretera Convencional [es], also known as CCRIGE, is the typeface used on Spanish road signs.[1]: 86

From 1962 until approximately 1991, a French typeface predating Caractères was used on road signs.[note 2] Additionally, an italic serif typeface was used to indicate certain destinations, such as railway stations and airports. Autopista, derived from Highway Gothic, was introduced later for use on motorway signs following the opening of Spain's first motorway. From 1991 to 2000, after the publication of a new standard which introduced the Carretera Convencional typeface, work was carried out replacing signs from the previous standard. However, there still remain a number of signs from the 1962 order, perhaps made in the late 1980s, likely not replaced due to their condition.

On April 5, 2014, an updated version of the standard was published in the Boletín Oficial del Estado, which established Carretera Convencional as the only typeface to be used, regardless of the classification of the road, replacing the Autopista alphabet on new signs installed since then.

On certain stretches of roads within Catalonia, such as the AP-7 toll motorway, the Helvetica typeface has been used.

## Language[edit]

Bilingual signs appear in autonomous communities where languages in addition to Spanish are spoken, including the Basque Country, Catalonia, Valencian Community, Galicia and the Balearic Islands.

According to the standard, only the official names of towns and communities may appear on signs.[1]: 21 In the event that there is no official place name, the place name is first written in the regional language followed by a slash and the place name in Spanish. Where there is a lack of space, the place names are placed on two lines, with the name in the local language shown first followed by that in Spanish, with a horizontal line between them. No distinction is made in typography between both languages.

In the event that the official place name differs greatly from its Spanish version and the latter appears on the Official Road Map, both are written.

## Warning signs[edit]

Below is a detailed and specific list of the signs adopted by regulations on public roads in Spain. The danger warning traffic signs approved and in common use in Spain since 1991 are the following:

* P-1
Intersection with priority

* P-1a
Intersection with priority on the road on the right

* P-1b
Intersection with priority on road on the left

* P-1c
Intersection with priority over merging on the right

* P-1d
Intersection with priority over merge from the left

* P-1e
Section with shortcuts

* P-2
Intersection with right priority

* P-3
Traffic lights

* P-4
Roundabout

* P-5
Opening bridge

* P-6
Tram crossing

* P-7
Level crossing with barriers

* P-8
Level crossing without barriers

* P-9a
Proximity of a level crossing or a moving bridge (right side)

* P-9b
Approach of a level crossing or a moving bridge (right side)

* P-9c
Proximity of a level crossing or a moving bridge (right side)

* P-10a
Proximity of a level crossing or a moving bridge (left side)

* P-10b
Approach of a level crossing or a moving bridge (left side)

* P-10c
Proximity of a level crossing or a moving bridge (left side)

* P-11
Level crossing (single track)

* P-11a
Level crossing (single track)

* P-12
Low-flying craft

* P-13a
Dangerous curve to the right

* P-13b
Dangerous curve to the left

* P-14a
Dangerous curves, first to the right

* P-14b
Dangerous curves, first to the left

* P-15
Uneven road

* P-15a
Speed bump

* P-15b
Dip

* P-16a
Steep descent

* P-16b
Steep ascent

* P-17
Road narrows on both sides

* P-17a
Road narrows on the right

* P-17b
Road narrows on the left

* P-18
Roadworks

* P-19
Slip road

* P-20
Pedestrians

* P-21
Children

* P-22
Cyclists

* P-23
Cattle or livestock

* P-24
Deer or wild animals

* P-25
Two-way traffic

* P-26
Falling rocks

* P-27
Unprotected body of water

* P-28
Loose surface material

* P-29
Crosswind

* P-30
Soft or low verges

* P-31
Traffic queues

* P-32
Accident

* P-33
Reduced visibility

* P-34
Pavement slippery due to ice or snow

* P-50
Other dangers

## Regulatory signs[edit]

### Priority signs[edit]

Priority signs force other vehicles to give way in various situations. Due to their importance, these signs have different shapes than all the others. The Stop sign (R-2) is octagonal in shape and is red. The Yield sign (R-1) is shaped like an equilateral triangle with one vertex facing downwards and is white with a red border.

* R-1
Give way

* R-2
Stop

* R-3
Intersection road

* R-4
End of intersection

* R-5
Give way to oncoming traffic

* R-6
Priority over oncoming traffic

### Entry prohibition signs[edit]

Prohibition signs prohibit behavior that may cause danger. These signs have a circular shape and their pictogram is black on a white background, edges and band (descending transversal from left to right crossing the pictogram at 45° with respect to the horizontal) red (the red must cover, at least, 35 percent of the sign surface).

No entry signs are those that restrict access to a road. These signs are circular and white with a red border. Due to its importance, the "no entry" sign (R-101) has a red background with a white stripe.

* R-100
No vehicles

* R-101
No entry

* R-102
No motor vehicles

* R-103
No motor vehicles, except two-wheeled motorcycles

* R-104
No motorcycles

* R-105
No mopeds (and vehicles for people with reduced mobility)

* R-106
No vehicles intended for the transport of goods

* R-107
No heavy goods vehicles with a mass greater than indicated in the sign

* R-108
No vehicles carrying dangerous goods

* R-109
No vehicles transporting explosive or flammable goods

* R-110
No vehicles transporting water polluting products (more than 1,000 liters)

* R-111
No agricultural motor vehicles

* R-112
No motor vehicles with a trailer, other than a semi-trailer or a single-axle trailer

* R-113
No animal-drawn vehicles

* R-114
No cycles

* R-115
No handcarts

* R-116
No pedestrians

* R-117
No mounted animals

### Restriction signs[edit]

* R-200
Passing without stopping prohibited

* R-200
Toll

* R-201
Mass limitation

* R-202
Mass limitation per axle

* R-203
Length limitation

* R-204
Width limitation

* R-205
Height limitation

### Other prohibition or restriction signs[edit]

* R-300
Minimum separation

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (10 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (20 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (30 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (40 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (50 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (60 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (70 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (80 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (90 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (100 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (110 km/h)

* R-301
Maximum speed limit (120 km/h)

* R-302
No right turn

* R-303
No left turn

* R-304
No U-turn

* R-305
No overtaking

* R-306
No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles

* R-307
No stopping and parking

* R-308
Parking prohibited

* R-308a
No parking on odd days

* R-308b
No parking on even days

* R-308c
Alternate parking

* R-308d
Alternate parking

* R-308e
No parking in crossing

* R-309
Restricted parking zone

* R-310
No honking

### Mandatory signs[edit]

* R-400a
Turn right

* R-400b
Turn left

* R-400c
Go straight

* R-400d
Turn right

* R-400e
Turn left

* R-401a
Keep right

* R-401b
Keep left

* R-401c
May pass on either side

* R-402
Roundabout

* R-403a
Go straight or turn right

* R-403b
Go straight or turn left

* R-403c
Turn right or left

* R-404
Car mandatory

* R-405
Motorcycles without sidecar mandatory

* R-406
Trucks and vans mandatory

* R-407
Cycle path

* R-408
Road for animal traction vehicles

* R-409
Road for mounted animals

* R-410
Road reserved for pedestrians

* R-411
Minimum speed limit

* R-412
Snow chains mandatory

* R-413
Headlamps

* R-414
Road for vehicles transporting dangerous goods

* R-415
Road for vehicles transporting water polluting products.

* R-416
Lane for vehicles transporting explosive or flammable materials.

* R-417
Mandatory use of seat belts

* R-418
Exclusive lane for vehicles equipped with operational electronic tolling equipment. Mandatory electronic toll

### De-restriction signs[edit]

De-restriction signs inform that the prohibition or limitation section has ended. These signs are round and white with one or more diagonal black lines (one in France, three in the Netherlands, five in Spain and Germany).

* R-500
End of all previously signed restrictions

* R-501
End of speed limit

* R-502
End of no overtaking

* R-503
End of no overtaking for trucks

* R-504
End of limited parking zone

* R-505b
End of cycle road

* R-505
End of no honking

* R-506
End of minimum speed limit

## Indication signs[edit]

Indication signs inform the driver about something of interest. These signs are square or rectangular, blue with white elements and border. The signs are listed below along with their reference and corresponding legend as described in the General Traffic Regulations (Reglamento General de la Circulación).[7]

### General indication signs[edit]

* S-1
Motorway

* S-1a
Dual carriageway

* S-2
End of motorway

* S-2a
End of dual carriageway

* S-3
Limited-access highway

* S-4
End of limited-access highway

* S-5
Tunnel

* S-6
End of tunnel

* S-7
Recommended maximum speed

* S-8
End of recommended maximum speed

* S-9
Recommended speed range

* S-10
End of recommended speed range

* S-11
One-way road

* S-11a
One-way road (two lanes)

* S-11b
One-way road (three lanes)

* S-12
Section of one-way road

* S-13
Pedestrian crossing

* S-14a
Pedestrian overpass

* S-14b
Pedestrian underpass

* S-15a
Dead end

* S-15b
Dead end

* S-15c
Dead end

* S-15d
Dead end

* S-16
Emergency braking zone

* S-17
Parking

* S-18
Reserved place for taxis

* S-19
Bus stop

* S-20
Tram stop

* S-21
Name

* S-22
U-turn permitted

* S-23
Hospital

* S-24
End of short-range headlamps obligation

* S-25
Change of direction at different level

* S-26a
Countdown beacon (300 m)

* S-26b
Countdown beacon (200 m)

* S-26c
Countdown beacon (100 m)

* S-27
Roadside assistance

* S-28
Residential area

* S-29
End of residential area

* S-30
Speed limit zone

* S-31
End of speed limit zone

* S-32
Electronic toll

* S-33
Cycle path

* S-34
Siding in tunnels

* S-34a
Siding in tunnels (SOS)

* Sign indicating the beginning of a section of concentration of accidents

* Sign indicating the end of a section of concentration of accidents

### Lane signs[edit]

Lane signs indicate the purpose of the lanes or the passage from one to several, etc.

* S-50a
Lanes reserved for traffic based on the minimum speed

* S-50b
Lanes reserved for traffic based on the minimum speed

* S-50c
Lanes reserved for traffic based on the minimum speed

* S-50d
Lanes reserved for traffic based on the minimum speed

* S-50e
Lanes reserved for traffic based on the minimum speed

* S-51
Reserved lane for buses

* S-52
End of lane intended for circulation

* S-52a
End of lane intended for circulation

* S-52b
End of lane intended for circulation

* S-53
Transition from one to two traffic lanes

* S-53b
Transition from two to three traffic lanes

* S-60a
Fork to the left on a two-lane road

* S-60b
Fork to the right on a two-lane road

* S-61a
Fork to the left on a three-lane road

* S-61b
Fork to the right on a three-lane road

* S-61c
Double fork on a three-lane road

* S-62a
Fork to the left on a four-lane road

* S-62b
Fork to the right on a four-lane road

* S-62с
Double fork to the right on a four-lane road

* S-63
Double fork to the left and right on a four-lane road

* S-64a
Bike lane or cycle path attached to the road

* S-64b
Bike lane or cycle path attached to the road

### Service signs[edit]

Service signs indicate the location of a roadside service.

* S-100
Aid station

* S-101
Ambulance base

* S-102
Vehicle technical inspection service

* S-103
Repair station

* S-104
Telephone

* S-105
Fuel pump

* S-106
Repair station and fuel pump

* S-107
Camp

* S-108
Water

* S-109
Picturesque place

* S-110
Hotel or motel

* S-111
Restaurant

* S-112
Cafeteria

* S-113
Land for trailers-housing

* S-114
Picnic area

* S-115
Starting point for walking tours

* S-116
Camping and land for trailers-housing

* S-117
Youth hostel

* S-118
Tourist information

* S-119
Fishing preserve

* S-120
National park

* S-121
Monument

* S-122
Other services

* S-123
Rest area

* S-124
Parking for railway users

* S-125
Parking for lower rail users

* S-126
Parking for bus users

* S-127
Service area

### Orientation signs[edit]

#### Pre-signaling signs[edit]

The signs indicate the location of an intersection at an adequate distance for it to be effective, being a minimum of 500 m on highways and highways, and can be reduced to 50 m in towns and repeated several times at another distance. Sometimes they can be seen in different colors to differentiate them.

* S-200
Roundabout pre-signaling

* S-220
Pre-signaling of directions to a conventional road

* S-222
Pre-signaling of directions to a highway or highway

* S-222a
Pre-signaling of directions to a highway or dual carriageway and own direction

* S-225
Pre-signaling of directions on a highway or dual carriageway to any road

* S-230
Pre-signaling with signs on the carriageway on a conventional road towards a conventional road

* S-230a
Pre-signaling with signs on the carriageway on a conventional road towards a conventional road and its own direction

* S-232
Pre-signaling with signs on the carriageway on a conventional road towards a highway or dual carriageway

* S-232a
Pre-signaling with signs on the carriageway on a conventional road towards a highway or dual carriageway and its own direction

* S-235
Pre-signaling with signs on the highway or dual carriageway to any road

* S-235a
Pre-signaling with signs on the highway or dual carriageway road towards any road and its own direction

* S-242
Pre-signaling on the highway or dual carriageway of two exits very close to any road.

* S-242a
Pre-signaling on the highway or dual carriageway of two exits very close to any road and its own direction

* S-250
Route pre-signaling

* S-260
Lane pre-signaling

* S-261
Pre-signaling on conventional roads of service zone or area

* S-261
Pre-signaling on conventional roads of service zone or area

* S-263
Pre-signaling on the highway or dual carriageway of an area or service area with shared exit

* S-263
Pre-signaling on the highway or dual carriageway of an area or service area with exclusive exit

* S-264
Pre-signaling on a conventional road for a service road

* S-264
Pre-signaling on a conventional road for a service road

* S-266
Pre-signaling on a highway or dual carriageway of a service road, with a shared exit

* S-266
Pre-signaling on a highway or dual carriageway of a service road, with a shared exit

* S-266a
Pre-signaling on a highway or dual carriageway of a service road, with an exclusive exit

* S-270
Pre-signaling of two very close exits

* S-271
Service area pre-signaling

#### Direction signs[edit]

* S-300
Towns on a conventional road route

* S-301
Towns on a highway or dual carriageway route

* S-310
Towns on various routes

* S-320
Places of interest by conventional road

* S-321
Places of interest by highway or dual carriageway

* S-322
Destination sign towards a cycle route or cycle path

* S-341
Immediate exit destination signs towards conventional highway

* S-342
Destination signs for immediate exit to the highway or dual carriageway

* S-344
Destination signs for immediate exit to a zone, area or service road

* S-347
Destination signs for immediate exit to a zone, area or service road, with shared exit to a highway or dual carriageway

* S-348
Detour destination sign

* S-348b
Variable destination signal

* S-350
Sign on the road, in conventional road. Immediate departure to conventional road

* S-351
Sign on the highway and highway road. Immediate departure to conventional road

* S-354
Sign on the road, in conventional road. Immediate exit to the highway or dual carriageway

* S-355
Sign on the road, on the highway, highway and expressway. Immediate exit to highway or dual carriageway

* S-360
Signs on the road on conventional roads. Immediate exit to conventional road and own direction

* S-362
Signs on the road on conventional roads. Immediate exit to the highway or dual carriageway and own direction

* S-366
Signs on the highway or dual carriageway road. Immediate exit to conventional road and own direction

* S-368
Signs on the highway or dual carriageway road. Exit to the highway or highway and own direction

* S-373
Signs on the highway or dual carriageway road. Two immediate exits very close to a conventional highway and its own direction

* S-375
Signs on the highway or dual carriageway road. Two immediate exits very close to the highway or highway and own direction

#### Route number signs[edit]

Route number signs are intended to identify the roads by their number, made up of figures, letters or a combination of both, or by their name. They are made up of this number or this name framed in a rectangle or a shield.

* S-400
European route

* S-410
Highway or dual carriageway route

* S-410
Highway or dual carriageway route

* S-410
Highway or dual carriageway route

* S-410a
Toll road

* S-420
State general network road

* S-430
First level autonomous highway

* S-440
Second level autonomous highway

* S-450
Third level autonomous highway

#### Location signs[edit]

Location signs are used to indicate:

* The border between two regions;
* The limit between two administrative divisions of the same region;
* The name of a town, a river, a port, a place or other circumstance of an analogous nature.

* S-500
Entrance to town

* S-510
Exit from town

* S-520
Location of characteristic point of the road

* S-540
Entrance to province

* S-550
Entrance to autonomous community

* S-560
Entrance to autonomous community

* S-570
Kilometer marker on highway and dual carriageway

* S-570a
Kilometer marker on toll highway

* S-571
Kilometer marker on the highway and dual carriageway that is also part of a European route

* S-572
Kilometer marker on conventional road

* S-573
Kilometer marker on the European route

* S-574
Miriametric marker on a highway or dual carriageway

* S-574a
Miriametric marker on a conventional road

* S-574b
Miriametric marker on toll highway

* S-575
Miriametric marker

#### Confirmation signs[edit]

* S-600
Confirmation of towns on a conventional road route

* S-602
Confirmation of towns on a highway or dual carriageway

#### Signs for specific use in the town[edit]

* S-700
Places on the urban road network

* S-710
Places of interest for travelers

* S-720
Places of sporting or recreational interest

* S-730
Places of geographical or ecological nature

* S-740
Places of monumental or cultural interest

* S-750
Industrial use areas

* S-760
Highways and dual carriageways

* S-770
Other places and routes

### Additional panels[edit]

* S-800
Distance to the beginning of the danger or prescription

* S-810
Length of the dangerous section or subject to prescription

* S-820
Extension of the ban, to the right

* S-821
Extension of the ban, to the left

* S-830
Extension of the ban, on both sides

* S-840
STOP presignaling

* S-850
Direction of priority road

* S-851
Direction of priority road

* S-852
Direction of priority road

* S-853
Direction of priority road

* S-860
Generic

* S-870
Signage application

* S-880
Signaling application to certain vehicles

* S-890
Complementary panel of a vertical sign

### Other signs[edit]

* S-900
Fire danger

* S-910
Extinguisher

* S-920
Entry to Spain

* S-930
Country confirmation

* S-940
General speed limit in Spain

* S-950
Radio frequency of specific road information stations

* S-960
Emergency phone

* S-970
Fire extinguisher location and emergency phone

* S-980
Emergency exit

* S-990
Indicative arrow sign emergency sign in tunnels

## Construction signs[edit]

The construction traffic signs in Spain are signs, generally similar to the rest, with a yellow background used to signal detours or temporary changes due to works on the road.[8]

The different works signs are listed below, accompanied by their reference and a legend. Temporary signs shown below differ from permanent ones in that they have a yellow background instead of white.

### Warning signs[edit]

* TP-1
Intersection with priority

* TP-1a
Intersection with priority on the road on the right

* TP-1b
Intersection with priority on the road on the left

* TP-1c
Intersection with priority over incorporation from the right

* TP-1d
Intersection with priority over incorporation from the left

* TP-2
Intersection with right priority

* TP-3
Traffic lights

* TP-4
Intersection with rotary circulation

* TP-13a
Dangerous curve to the right

* TP-13b
Dangerous curve to the left

* TP-14a
Dangerous curves to the right

* TP-14b
Dangerous curves to the left

* TP-15
Irregular profile

* TP-15a
Highlight

* TP-15b
Badén

* TP-17
Road narrows on both sides

* TP-17a
Road narrows on the right

* TP-17b
Road narrows on the left

* TP-18
Works

* TP-19
Slip pavement

* TP-25
Traffic in both directions

* TP-26
Detachment

* TP-28
Gravel projection

* TP-30
Side step

* TP-31
Congestion

* TP-50
Other dangers

### Regulation and priority signs[edit]

* TR-1
Yield

* TR-5
Give way to oncoming traffic

* TR-6
Priority over oncoming traffic

* TR-101
No entry

* TR-106
No goods transport vehicles

* TR-201
Weight limitation

* TR-204
Width limitation

* TR-205
Height limitation

* TR-302
No right turn

* TR-303
No left turn

* TR-305
No overtaking

* TR-306
No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles

* TR-308
No parking

* TR-400a
Turn right

* TR-400b
Turn left

* TR-401a
Keep right

* TR-401b
Keep left

### Speed limit signs[edit]

* TR-301-20
Speed limit (20 km/h)

* TR-301-30
Speed limit (30 km/h)

* TR-301-40
Speed limit (40 km/h)

* TR-301-50
Speed limit (50 km/h)

* TR-301-60
Speed limit (60 km/h)

* TR-301-70
Speed limit (70 km/h)

* TR-301-80
Speed limit (80 km/h)

* TR-301-90
Speed limit (90 km/h)

* TR-301-100
Speed limit (100 km/h)

### De-restriction signs[edit]

* TR-500
End of all previously signed restrictions

### Indication signs[edit]

* TS-52
Convergence of a lane on the right (from 3 to 2)

* TS-53
Convergence of one lane on the left (from 3 to 2)

* TS-54
Convergence of one lane on the right (from 2 to 1)

* TS-55
Convergence of one lane on the left (from 2 to 1)

* TS-60
Detour of one lane onto the opposite road

* TS-61
Detour of one lane onto the opposite road, keeping another on the construction road

* TS-62
Detour of two lanes on the opposite road

* TS-210
Sketch of detour at work

* TS-210
Sketch of detour at work

* TS-220
Address pre-signaling

* TS-800
Distance to the beginning of the danger or prescription

* TS-810
Length of dangerous section or subject to prescription

### Reflective marking signs[edit]

* TB-1
Wide directional panel

* TB-2
Narrow directional panel

* TB-3
Wide directional double panel

* TB-4
Narrow double directional panel

* TB-5
Excluded traffic zone panel

* TB-6
Traffic cone

* TB-7
Picket

* TB-8
Right edge beacon

* TB-9
Left edge beacon

* TB-10
Captafaro

* TB-11
Luminous and reflective beacon

* TB-12
Provisional road marking

* TB-13
Garland

* TB-14
Mobile frame

## Notes[edit]

1. ^ Volume 1 for definitions[2] and Volume 2 for dimensions[3]
2. ^ Compare caracteres normales, carecteres anchos and caracteres estrechos in the 1962 Spanish standard[5] to caractères normaux, caractères larges and caractères réduits in the 1946 French standard.[6]

## References[edit]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Road signs in Spain.

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2. ^ "Catálogo de señales verticales de circulación Tomo I – Definición de las señales" (PDF). Ministerio del Interior (in Spanish). Ministerio del Interior and Ministerio de Transportes, Movilidad y Agenda Urbana. March 2022. Retrieved 25 March 2024.
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## External links[edit]

* Traffic Type Spain, a digitization of the Carretera Convencional typeface, developed by the URW Type Foundry

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Traffic signs

Signs|

* Advisory speed limit
* Bilingual sign
* Crossbuck
* Dead end sign
* Driver location signs
* Logo sign
* One-way traffic
* Regulatory sign
* Speed limit (by country)
* Variable-message sign

| Priority signs|

* Priority to the right
* Stop sign (all way)
* Give Way / Yield sign
* Filter in turn

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Vienna Convention Groups|

* Warning sign
* Priority signs
* Prohibitory traffic sign
* Mandatory sign
* Special regulation sign
* Information sign
* Direction, position, or indication sign

By country|

| Africa|

* Angola
* Botswana
* Mauritius
* Namibia
* South Africa
* Tanzania
* Uganda

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Asia|

* Armenia
* Azerbaijan
* Bangladesh
* Cambodia
* 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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