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Additional signs

An additional sign is a traffic sign placed directly below another sign to provide extra information or clarify how the main sign should be understood. It can specify conditions such as distance, time periods, road users affected, directions, or special circumstances. Additional signs do not create new rules by themselves but modify, limit, or explain the meaning of the sign above them so drivers can apply the rule correctly in that specific situation.


For people with disabilities. For motorcycles. For cars. For flamingos. For turtles. For tractors. For caravans. For trucks. For trucks towing a trailer. For articulated trucks. For buses. For military vehicles. Trucks allowed. Buses and trucks allowed. Traffic from both directions. Traffic from both directions in ... metres. To the right. ... metres to the right. Start of regulation for ... metres. Regulation applies for ... metres. Regulation ends in ... metres. Applies after a right turn. ... metres ahead. Stop ... metres ahead. For ... kilometres. Overhead electric cable clearance. Junction shape. Junction shape. Junction shape. Illegally parked vehicles may be towed. During the time shown. For the number of minutes shown. Vehicle access prohibited during the time shown. Radar. Headlights. Ice. Wet. Leaning trees.

1. For people with disabilities

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to people with disabilities. Any permit or eligibility requirements depend on the applicable sign and local rules.

For people with disabilities.

2. For motorcycles

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to motorcycles.

For motorcycles.

3. For cars

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to cars. The vehicle category covered by the symbol is determined by the applicable local definitions.

For cars.

4. For flamingos

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign specifically concerns flamingos. Depending on the main sign, it may indicate a warning or other information relating to flamingos.

For flamingos.

5. For turtles

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign specifically concerns turtles. Depending on the main sign, it may indicate a warning or other information relating to turtles.

For turtles.

6. For tractors

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to tractors.

For tractors.

7. For caravans

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to caravans. The caravan categories covered depend on the applicable local definitions.

For caravans.

8. For trucks

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to trucks. The truck categories covered depend on the applicable local definitions.

For trucks.

9. For trucks towing a trailer

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to trucks towing a trailer.

For trucks towing a trailer.

10. For articulated trucks

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to articulated trucks. The vehicle combinations covered depend on the applicable local definitions.

For articulated trucks.

11. For buses

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to buses. The vehicle categories covered depend on the applicable local definitions.

For buses.

12. For military vehicles

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies specifically to military vehicles. The vehicle categories covered depend on the applicable local definitions.

For military vehicles.

13. Trucks allowed

This supplementary sign indicates that trucks are allowed where the main traffic sign would otherwise restrict their access or use. The truck categories covered depend on the applicable local definitions.

Trucks allowed.

14. Buses and trucks allowed

This supplementary sign indicates that buses and trucks are allowed where the main traffic sign would otherwise restrict their access or use.

Buses and trucks allowed.

15. Traffic from both directions

This supplementary sign indicates that traffic may approach from both directions on the road or traffic stream concerned by the main sign.

Traffic from both directions.

16. Traffic from both directions in metres

This supplementary sign indicates that traffic from both directions begins at the indicated distance ahead. The displayed value shows the distance to the relevant section.

Traffic from both directions in ... metres.

17. To the right

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies in the direction shown by the arrow, to the right.

To the right.

18. metres to the right

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign refers to a location the indicated distance to the right.

... metres to the right.

19. Start of regulation for metres

This supplementary sign indicates that the regulation shown by the main traffic sign starts here and applies for the indicated distance.

Start of regulation for ... metres.

20. Regulation applies for metres

This supplementary sign indicates that the regulation shown by the main traffic sign applies for the indicated distance.

Regulation applies for ... metres.

21. Regulation ends in metres

This supplementary sign indicates that the regulation shown by the main traffic sign ends after the indicated distance.

Regulation ends in ... metres.

22. Applies after a right turn

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies after turning right.

Applies after a right turn.

23. metres ahead

This supplementary sign indicates the distance from the main traffic sign to the point where the indicated danger, regulation or information begins. The distance is shown in metres.

... metres ahead.

24. Stop metres ahead

This supplementary sign announces a STOP sign at the indicated distance ahead. The displayed value shows the distance to the upcoming STOP sign.

Stop ... metres ahead.

25. For kilometres

This supplementary sign indicates the length of the section to which the main traffic sign applies. The length is shown in kilometres.

For ... kilometres.

26. Overhead electric cable clearance

This supplementary sign indicates the clearance beneath overhead electric cables. The indicated height is relevant to vehicles or loads approaching the cables.

Overhead electric cable clearance.

27. Junction shape

This supplementary sign shows the shape or layout of the upcoming junction.

Junction shape.

28. Junction shape

This supplementary sign shows the shape or layout of the upcoming junction.

Junction shape.

29. Junction shape

This supplementary sign shows the shape or layout of the upcoming junction.

Junction shape.

30. Illegally parked vehicles may be towed

This supplementary sign warns that illegally parked vehicles may be towed away.

Illegally parked vehicles may be towed.

31. During the time shown

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies during the time shown.

During the time shown.

32. For the number of minutes shown

This supplementary sign indicates that the main traffic sign applies for the number of minutes shown.

For the number of minutes shown.

33. Vehicle access prohibited during the time shown

This supplementary sign indicates that vehicle access is prohibited during the time shown.

Vehicle access prohibited during the time shown.

34. Radar

This supplementary sign indicates that speed may be monitored or enforced by radar.

Radar.

35. Headlights

This supplementary sign indicates that headlights must be switched on where the main traffic sign applies.

Headlights.

36. Ice

This supplementary sign warns that the road surface may be icy.

Ice.

37. Wet

This supplementary sign warns that the road surface may be wet and slippery.

Wet.

38. Leaning trees

This supplementary sign warns that trees lean or extend over the roadway and may reduce vertical clearance.

Leaning trees.