Swedish Road Signs, Signals, Road Markings And Signals By .
Swedish road signs, signals,road markings andsignals by policemen2006-09
Warning signs Dangerous bend,bend to rightDangerous bends,the first to rightSteep hill downwardsRoad narrows onboth sidesOpening or swingbridgeQuayside orferry berthUneven roadRoad worksSlippery roadFalling rocksLoose chippingsJunctionRoundaboutJunction with a roadthe users of whichmust give wayGive wayTraffic signalsCrosswindTwo-way trafficTunnelOther dangersSkiers crossingCrossing horsesLow-flying aircraftAnimals (elk)Intersection withtramway line
Pedestrian crossingDistanceto levelcrossingChildrenDistanceto levelcrossingCyclists and mopedriders on carriagewayDistanceto levelcrossingLevel crossing withgatesSingle-track levelcrossingLevel crossing withoutgatesSingle-track levelcrossingMultitrack levelcrossingProhibitory signsClosed to allvehicles in bothdirectionsPassing withoutstopping prohibitedwhen light is redPassing withoutstopping prohibitedat customsMaximumspeedNo ridingNo animal-drawnvehiclesNo lorriesNo cyclesand mopedsNo mopedsNo entryNo pedestriansNo off-roadvehiclesNo vehicles having an No vehicles having anoverall width excee- overall height exceeding.metersding.metersMinimum distancebetween powerdriven vehicles
No vehicles having aweight exceeding.tons on one axleNo vehicles having aweight exceeding.tons on a tandem axleNo vehiclesexceeding.tons laden weightNo overtakingNo overtakingby lorriesEnd of overtakingrestrictionEnd of overtakingby lorries restrictionNo parkingNo standing andparkingStopNo left turnNo motorcyclesNo powerdrivenvehiclesNo power drivenvehicles exceptmotorcycles without side carsNo tractors, construction vehicles etcNo U-turnsNo vehicles or combination of vehiclesexceeding.metersPriority foroncomingvehiclesNo power driven vehiclesdrawing a trailer other thana semitrailer or a singleaxle trailer No vehicles carryingdangerous goodsNo vehicles or combination of vehiclesexceeding .tons laden weight orbearing capacity classNo parking zoneEnd of no parkingzone
Mandatory signsDirection to befollowedRight onlyDirection to befollowedLeft onlyDirection to befollowedStraight ahead onlyDirection to befollowedTurn rightDirection to befollowedTurn leftDirection to be followed Turn right or continue straight aheadDirection to be followed Turn left or continue straight aheadDirection to befollowedTurn left of rightPass this siderightPass this sideleftPass this sideeither sideRoundaboutFoot pathTrack for cyclesand mopedsTrack for rideron a horsebackTrack for offroadvehiclesBeginning oflane reservedfor scheduledbuses etc.End of lanereserved forscheduledbuses etc.Compulsory trackfor pedestrianscyclists and mopeddriversCompulsory track forpedestrians,cyclists and mopeddrivers. Dual trackOther signsMarkings for sharp bends,bridge parapets, abutmentwalls, tunnel mouths etc.Limited accessGore areamarker
AccidentEnd of road worksTemporary signs indicating diversions etc., forexample in conjunction with road worksSigns giving informationMotorwayEnd of motorwayLow-speedroadEnd of lowspeed roadResidential areaPriority overoncoming vehiclesMotorwaywithout centralreserveEnd of motorwaywithout centralreservePriority roadMaximumEnd of maximum recommended speed recommended speedEnd of residential areaLayby orpassing placePedestriancrossingEnd of priority roadNo throughroadPedestrianareaEnd ofpedestrian areaOne-way trafficParkingPark and rideTaxi rinkBuilt-up areaAdvance direction sign diagrammatic type End of built-up areaAdvance direction sign diagrammatic type indicating prohibitionof left turning
The colour of direction signs changes from blue to green alongthe approaches to motorways or expresswaysLane assignment typeAdvance direction signstack typeLane preselection signDirection sign exit signCollection signDirection sign flag typeLanes mergeDirection to motorway andexpresswayAdvance direction signexit aheadLane endsAvståndstavla.Place identification signInterchange numberLorryCarBusAirportFerryRoad number signEuropean highwayRoad number signDirection to anumbered roadMain highways(other than Europeanhighways) numbered1-499Road numbersign for trafficdiversionRecommendedroute for vehiclescarrying dangerous goodsWorld heritagesiteTourist attractionareaTourist routeLandmark
Recommended routefor pedestriansDisabled personsRecommended route forpedal cycles and mopedsPlace identification signThe Long Turn – mandatoryturning manoeuvre for pedalcycles and mopedsCycle trackStack type signConfirmatory signFlag type signSign to temporary eventSign to a place reached by aprivate roadNearest exitSign to specific district or areaSign to local amenities Automatictraffic surveillanceToll roadEmergency exitPost officeExtinguisherPetrol taurantHotelPicnic siteTunnelEmergency lay-by
ToiletFirst aidYouth hostelHoliday chaletsCaravan siteCamping siteBathingNational heritageOpen-air recreationHiking trailChair liftTow liftFishing licences onsale hereGolf courseIndustrial zoneRadio station for road andtraffic informationAdditional panelsLength of stretch of road beginning at signDistance toLateral clearanceParking, effective indirection of arrow(s)Length of stretch of road beginning atspecified distance from signStop and give way at specified distance aheadTotal weightAll way stopProhibitions effective in direction of arrow(s)
Parking configurationTwo-way traffic on cycleand moped tracksParking permittedfor specified periodbe tween timesshownNo parking betweentimes indicatedForestry vehiclecrossing aheadSoft shoulderDirection signDeaf personscrossing or in thevicinity of the roadBlind persons crossingor in the vicinity ofthe roadSymbol plate for specified vehicle orroad user categoryDirection of priorityroad at intersectionHigh tension cableTimes the restrictionapplies Unbracketeddigits indicate that thetimes shown apply toweekdays only, i.e. notSaturdays, Sundays ordays before public holidays. Bracketed digits indicate that the restriction apply to Saturdays and days before publicholidays. Red digits indicate that the restrictionapply to Sundays and public holidaysTraffic light signalsRed StopRed and yellow the light is aboutto turn greenGreen GoYellow Stop,unless it is so close to thestop line or signal when thelight appears that the vehiclecannot safely be stoppedFlashing yellow proceedwith cautionLanecontrolsignalsBicycle & mopeds lights10Don’t walk Walk(Pedestrians only lights)(Public transport lights)
Lights at level crossingsLight signals at openingor swing bridges, ferries,airfields, emergency services stations etc.Drive with extra cautionsignalRoad markingsCentre lineCentre line andno passing lineWarning lineCentre line andwarning lineWarning line andno passing lineDouble nopassing linesNo passinglineSpärrlinje.Reservedlane lineBrokenedge lineContinuous Reversible laneGuideedge line. markings (lanelinewhich may be usedfor alternating direction of traffic flow)Cycle linemarkingPedestrian crossingDeflectingarrowStop lineGive way lineLane selection arrowsCycle crossingAdvance warningof obligation togive way11
Text confirming busand taxi laneParking bayStanding and parkingprohibitedParking prohibitedText confirmingstop lineThese markings may be used as temporary markingsfor short periods. In such case they are painted inorange and supersede other markings.Cycle and mopedrouteSignals by policemanBeckoning on avehicleVehicles approachingfrom in front and behindmust stop. Vehiclesapproaching from the side may continueAdvance directionsign controlSlow downSlow downWhen text and symbol(s) are shown,drivers have to turn in to the placeof control. When a symbol(s) ofcertain kind of vehicle is shown shallonly drivers of the vehicle(s) obaythe signFollow the police car and pull upbehind it when it stopsSlow downVägverketSwedish Road AdministrationSE-781 87 Borlänge, Sweden.www.vv.se. vagverket@vv.se.Tel: 46 771 119 119. Fax: 46 243 758 25.12StopControlDrive off the road and stop infront of the police carVägverket. ORDER.nO 88102. EDITION: 5. SEPTEMBER 2006. ProduCtion: Ateljén. PRINT: elanders berlings.ObstruktionmarkingDisabled persons
Road number sign European highway Road number sign Direction to a numbered road Main highways (other than European highways) numbered 1-499 Road number sign for traffic diversion Recommended route for vehicles carrying dange-rous goods The colour of direction signs changes from blue to green along the approaches to motorways or expressways
Tram signs, signals and road markings 30 Bus and cycle signs and road markings 32 Pedestrian zone signs 37 On-street parking control signs and road markings 39 Road markings 62 Traffic calming 72 Motorway signs, signals and road markings 77 Direction signs on all-purpose roads 94 Direction signs for cyclists and pedestrians 112
SA Learner Driver Manual Road Traffic Signs Version: Draft Page 1 of 56 2. ROAD TRAFFIC SIGNS, SIGNALS AND MARKINGS The purpose of road traffic signs is to regulate traffic in such a way that traffic flow and road traffic safety are promoted. 1. SIGNS IN GENERAL Road traffic signs can be divided into the following six main groups:
2 Construction Signs, & Parking Signs 3 Resident Parking Signs 4-8 Regulatory Signs 9-10 Street Cleaning Signs 11 Street Cleaning/Snow Emergency Signs 12-14 Tow Zone Signs 15-17 Warning Signs 18 Guide signs & Street Name Signs December 2013 NOTES: 1. This document is a guide and provides recommended minimum sign sizes.
Signs Signals Roadway Markings. 2 Signs . 3 . Signs and signals and pavement markings are a major vital part of the HTS. 105 Not only in Minnesota but wherever you may drive. 106 International signs . 107 A significant portion of the permit test deals with signs. 108
Signs Chapter 2 Page 2-2 WSDOT Traffic Manual M 51-02.05 April 2011 Chapter 2L Changeable Message Signs Chapter 2M Recreational and Cultural Interest Signs Chapter 2N Emergency Management Signs Part 6 Work Zone Signs Part 7 School Area Signs Part 8 Railroad and Light Rail Signs Part 9 Bicycle Facility Signs 2.2 Sign Design
CONVENTION1 ON ROAD SIGNS AND SIGNALS The Contracting Parties, Recognizing that international uniformity of road signs, signals and symbols and of road markings is necessary in order to facilitate international road traffic and to increase road safety, Have agreed upon the following provisions: CHAPTER i. GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1. DEFINITIONS
Signals And Systems by Alan V. Oppenheim and Alan S. Willsky with S. Hamid Nawab. John L. Weatherwax January 19, 2006 wax@alum.mit.edu 1. Chapter 1: Signals and Systems Problem Solutions Problem 1.3 (computing P and E for some sample signals)File Size: 203KBPage Count: 39Explore further(PDF) Oppenheim Signals and Systems 2nd Edition Solutions .www.academia.eduOppenheim signals and systems solution manualuploads.strikinglycdn.comAlan V. Oppenheim, Alan S. Willsky, with S. Hamid Signals .www.academia.eduSolved Problems signals and systemshome.npru.ac.thRecommended to you based on what's popular Feedback
criminal case process; the philosophies and alterna-tive methods of corrections; the nature and processes of treating the juvenile offender; the causes of crime; and the role of government and citizens in finding solutions to America’s crime problems. 2. Develop, state, and defend positions on key issues facing the criminal justice system, including the treatment of victims, police-community .
