TRAFFIC SIGNS, WARNING SIGNS, ROAD SIGNS
Manufacturer and fabrication of ROAD SIGNS, AND TRAFFIC SIGNS/SIGNALS up to Traffic and Road Legislations in Dubai – ROAD SIGNS, AND TRAFFIC SIGNS achieve The requirements, standards, meet Roads and Transport Authority.( Dubai, Abu Dhabi ) and all other Emirates.
ROAD SIGNS, ROAD MARKINGS AND TRAFFIC SIGNALS
– REGULATORY ROAD SIGNS – WARNING SIGNS – GUIDE SIGNS
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1. REGULATORY ROAD SIGNS
CONTROL SIGNS:
Stop
Give Way
You must give way to pedestrians
Give way to cyclists
No Entry
You must go this way
MANDATORY SIGNS:
Ahead only
Turn right
Pass either side
Roundabout
Tram only
60 km/h minimum speed limit freeway
Turn right ahead (left if symbol is reversed)
Keep left
Keep right
Separated track & path for pedal cycles and pedestrians
Used in temporary situation
PROHIBITORY SIGNS:
No left turn (Right if symbol is reversed)
No overtaking
Lorries prohibited
No Pedestrians
No Cyclists
No Hazardous materials
No “U” turn
You must not use your horn
Priority to oncoming traffic
Maximum speed limit
Maximum Height limit
Maximum width limit
Maximum Gross weight limit
Qualification plate
PARKING CONTROL SIGNS:
Parking Zone
Parking Meter on Right Side
Parking Zone
Parking is limited to the times shown
Handicapped Parking
Parking area for Handicapped drivers only
Handicapped Parking
You must not stop or park in the areas shown by the arrow(s)
No Parking
These areas are reserved for taxis stops
No Parking
These areas are reserved for Bus stops
Goods Vehicle Parking
Reserved Parking for loading or unloading vehicles (commercial) as per the times shown on sign
No Waiting
You must not wait in the areas shown by the arrow(s) during the times shown on the sign.
FREEWAY CONTROL SIGNS:
Freeway begins
Freeway ends
2. WARNING SIGNS
ADVANCE WARNING SIGNS:
Traffic signals ahead
Stop sign ahead
Give Way sign ahead
Roundabout ahead
T-intersection ahead (you may need to stop)
Side road ahead
Intersection ahead (slow down and prepare to stop)
Staggered junction ahead
Junction ahead (you will merge with other traffic)
Traffic merges from the left ahead
Two-way traffic
Two-way traffic crosses one-way road ahead
Dual carriageway ends (2 lanes join beware of oncoming traffic ahead)
Curve in road to the right ahead (slow down)
Curve in the road to the left ahead (slow down)
Curves or bends in the road (drive carefully)
Right lane ends ahead
Road narrows on the right ahead
Road narrows on the left ahead
Road narrows on both sides ahead
Left-hand lane closed ahead
Right-hand lane closed ahead
2 right-hand lanes closed ahead (left if symbol is reversed)
Diversion to opposite carriageway ahead
No through road
U turn ahead
Steep hill upwards ahead
Steep hill downwards ahead
Pedestrian crossing ahead
Children
Bicycles crossing ahead
Animals
Road works ahead
Maximum headroom at hazard ahead
Tunnel ahead
Low flying aircraft ahead (do not be distracted)
Opening bridge ahead
Quayside or river bank ahead
Risk of Falling rocks
High Voltage overhead cable
Speed Hump
Uneven road
Other dangers ahead
Loose chippings
Slippery Road
Beware edge way soft
Tram or railway crossing ahead
Tram or railway crossing to the right
Tram or railway crossing to the left
HAZARD MARKER SIGNS:
Hazard Plate
Hazard Marker
Single Chevron Right
Multiple Chevron Left
T-Junction Chevron
Single tram or railway line crossing over road
Two or more tram or railway lines crossing over road
DIAGRAMMATIC WARNING SIGNS:
Right lane closure ahead
Additional lane added
Five lanes merging to four lanes
Multiple Chevron Left
Lane use control directional restriction
Beginning/End of Median
Joining Lane
Sharp curve lanes ahead
Bus or Tram route in both directions
Bus or Tram route in a single loop
3. GUIDE SIGNS
ROUTE FINDING (TRAILBLAZING) GUIDE SIGNS:
Dubai routes
Emirates routes
City Centre Central Business District
Dubai International Airport
Freeways
Emirates route emblem
Dubai route emblem
Tourist Destination Description
Directions to specific landmarks
ADVANCE GUIDE SIGNS:
Direction Signs used on other roads/routes
EXIT DIRECTION SIGNS:
Two Lane Exit: With two Lane Drop: Two Exit Route Numbers
Two Lane Exit: With One Lane Dropped: Two Exit Route Numbers
OTHER IMPORTANT TRAFFIC SIGNS:
No turning for lorries
Road clear
No through road
Priority over vehicles from opposite direction
Parking
Hospital
300m 200m 100m Count-down markers
Supplementary information signs
Parking for Diplomat Cars Only
Diversion of traffic route
Reflective marker posts indicating edge of carriageway
Lane ahead open
Lane ahead closed
Reduce speed now
Bus / Taxi Lane Begins
Bus / Taxi Lane Ends
Variable Message Signs (VMS)
ROAD MARKINGS
1. REGULATORY ROAD MARKINGS
No Passing Line
Continuous Longitudinal Line along the Carriageway
Stop Line
Continuous Longitudinal Line across the Carriageway
Give Way Line
Short Intermittent Lines across the Carriageway
Pedestrian Crossing
Pedestrian crossing on a dual-carriageway Pedestrian crossing on a single-carriageway
Box Junctions
Yellow Box with diagonal squares (Do not enter yellow box if your exit is not clear)
Tram Markings
Tram Line Pedestrian Crossing
Zig-Zag Zone Line
WARNING ROAD MARKINGS
Rumble Strips
Speed Hump Marking
Tram Crossing Marking
Railway or Tram Level Crossing ahead
GUIDANCE ROAD MARKINGS
Lines in the Centre of the Road
Broken Yellow Lines
Broken White Lines
Railway or Tram Level Crossing ahead
Double yellow Lines, Solid on one side and broken on the other
Traffic Lane Arrows and Markings
Arrows to indicate directions on approach to intersections (follow lane appropriate to your intended destination)
Arrows indicating deceleration lane ahead
Move into lane as indicated
Areas to separate traffic movements (avoid driving over these areas)
Keep Entrance Clear
(Do not stop in front of, or near the entrance ,
as indicated by yellow line)
Lines in the Edge of the Road
Edge of carriageway Markings
Bus Stop Marking
