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    Leaflet - Road Signs

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    This document contains various road signs and their meanings used in India. It includes mandatory signs such as stop signs and speed limits, cautionary signs warning of hazards, as well as informational signs pointing out locations and road markings. Proper understanding of these signs is important for road safety.

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    Leaflet - Road Signs

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    This document contains various road signs and their meanings used in India. It includes mandatory signs such as stop signs and speed limits, cautionary signs warning of hazards, as well as informational signs pointing out locations and road markings. Proper understanding of these signs is important for road safety.

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    This document contains various road signs and their meanings used in India. It includes mandatory signs such as stop signs and speed limits, cautionary signs warning of hazards, as well as informational signs pointing out locations and road markings. Proper understanding of these signs is important for road safety.

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    Leaflet - Road Signs

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    This document contains various road signs and their meanings used in India. It includes mandatory signs such as stop signs and speed limits, cautionary signs warning of hazards, as well as informational signs pointing out locations and road markings. Proper understanding of these signs is important for road safety.

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    UNITED FOR

    ROAD S FETY LANGUAGE OF THE ROAD


    MANDATORY SIGNS - DON’TS CAUTIONARY ROAD SIGNS

    GIVE
    WAY

    Stop Give Way Straight Prohibited & No Entry Round About Narrow Bridge Gap in Median Men at Work

    No Parking No Parking or Restriction Ends Vehicles Prohibited Narrow Road Pedestrian


    Road Widens Cycle Crossing
    Standing in Both Directions Ahead Crossing

    One Way Left Turn Right Turn U-Turn Prohibited Start of Dual End of Dual
    School Ahead Series of Bends
    Prohibited Prohibited Carriageway Carriageway

    Overtaking Prohibited Trucks Prohibited All Motor Vehicles Pedestrians T-Intersection Cross Road Side Road Right Side Road Left
    Prohibited Prohibited

    2m
    4T
    10 m

    Length Limit Major Road Ahead Staggered Traffic Diversion on


    Horn Prohibited Axle Load Limit Width Limit Major Road Ahead
    Intersection Dual Carriageway

    5T 3.5M 50
    Km/h

    Weight Limit Height Limit Speed Limit Y-Intersection Y-Intersection Right Hand Curve Left Hand Curve

    MANDATORY SIGNS - DOS

    Right Hair-Pin Left Hair-Pin Right Reverse Left Reverse


    Bend Bend Bend Bend
    Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory Ahead Compulsory Ahead or
    Turn Left Turn Right or Turn Left Turn Right

    Compulsory Keep Compulsory Cycle Compulsory Sound Speed Breaker Dangerous Dip Rough Road Rumble Strips
    Compulsory Ahead
    Left Rickshaws Track Horn
    MEMBER OF THE
    UNITED FOR
    ROAD S FETY LANGUAGE OF THE ROAD
    CAUTIONARY ROAD SIGNS ROAD MARKINGS

    Steep Ascent Steep Descent Slippery Road Loose Gravel

    Quarryside or
    Falling Rocks Overhead Cable Ferry Broken Line Continuous Line
    River Bank

    Reduced Reduced Barrier Cattle Movement


    Carriageway Carriageway

    Guarded Railway Unguarded Railway Guarded Railway Unguarded Railway


    Crossing - 100 Mtr Crossing - 100 Mtr Crossing - 200 Mtr Crossing - 200 Mtr
    Left Broken and Right Right Broken and Left
    Continuous Line Continuous Line
    INFORMATIONAL ROAD SIGNS
    TRAFFIC SIGNALS
    When the RED LIGHT is glowing, slow down the vehicle
    and stop in the lane you intend to follow. Stop well before
    the Stop Line.

    AMBER LIGHT gives time to clear the road if the vehicle


    Public Telephone Filling Station First Aid Post has crossed the Stop Line. In such a situation, when the
    Stop Line has already been crossed and the Amber Light
    comes on, do not panic or speed up, but smoothly pass
    through. If you are behind the Stop Line when the Amber
    Light comes on, you have to stop, but warn any vehicle
    following closely.

    GREEN LIGHT means you have to look around and, if safe,


    move smoothly. Do not speed through the traffic when the
    Hospital Light Refreshment Eating Place light turns Green.

    Stop Line

    Night Stay Emergency Contact Road Closed Ahead

    MEMBER OF THE

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