Command Signs

To give instructions. There are two types of commands signs: signs that specify an action that must be taken by all drivers, and signs that specify which class of road user must use a specified section of the roadway that other may not.

To indicate that you must switch on your headlights to see and be seen. Switch lights on in the dip position.

To give drivers an opportunity to follow an alternate route or proceed on the route and pay toll fees

To regulate the minimum speed of traffic. Do not drive slower than the speed indicated in km/h

To indicate that road users must drive to the side of an obstruction where the sign is displayed.

Indicates the direction in which you must proceed, drive only in the direction indicated by the arrow.

Indicates the direction in which you must proceed, drive only in the direction indicated by the arrow at the next junction.

To indicate that you must move in a clockwise direction at the junction.

To indicate that the road or part of it is set aside for use by taxis only.

To indicate that the road or part of it is set aside for use by buses and minibuses only.

Drivers of a certain heavy vehicle to use the road or part of the road indicated by this road traffic sign

To indicate that the road or part of it is set aside for use by goods vehicles with a gross vehicle mass or gross combination mass exceeding the mass indicated in tons by a number on such a sign

To indicate that the road or part of it is set aside for use by goods vehicles only.

To indicate that the road or part of it may be used by pedestrians only.

To indicate that the road or part of it may be used by cyclists and pedestrians only. Indicates to cyclists and pedestrians which part of the road they may use.