警戒標識カナダ

English • Québec P-10 • Stop. Come to a complete stop at the stop line or before entering the junction, and proceed only when safe. The Québec catalogue also permits the word STOP.

English • Québec P-20-1 • Give way. Give way to traffic on the priority road. Slow down and stop if needed before entering safely.

English • Québec D-20 • Give way ahead. A give-way sign is ahead. Be prepared to give way and stop if necessary.

English • Québec D-10-1 • Stop ahead. A stop sign is ahead. Be prepared to make a complete stop at the signed stopping point.

English • Québec D-170-1 • Crossroad. A crossroad is ahead. The warning does not itself assign right of way.

English • Québec D-170-10 • Intersection with a divided road. The road ahead crosses a divided road. The horizontal strip represents the separation between its carriageways; it is not a priority-road symbol.

English • Québec D-170-3 • Side road on the left. A side road joins from the left ahead.

English • Québec D-170-4-D • Side road on the right. A side road joins from the right ahead.

English • Québec D-170-13 • Roundabout ahead. A roundabout is ahead. Slow down and follow the controls at its entrance.

English • Québec D-170-2 • T-junction. The road ends at a T-junction ahead.

English • Québec D-170-6 • Y-junction. A Y-shaped junction is ahead.

English • Québec D-110-6-G • Hairpin bend to the left. A very tight left-hand bend is ahead. Reduce speed before the bend.

English • Québec D-110-6-D • Hairpin bend to the right. A very tight right-hand bend is ahead. Reduce speed before the bend.

English • Québec D-110-2-G • Curve to the left. The road curves to the left ahead.

English • Québec D-110-2-D • Curve to the right. The road curves to the right ahead.

English • Québec D-110-1-G • Sharp turn to the left. A sharp left-hand turn is ahead. Reduce speed before the turn.

English • Québec D-110-1-D • Sharp turn to the right. A sharp right-hand turn is ahead. Reduce speed before the turn.

English • Québec D-110-4-G • Reverse curves: left then right. Two successive curves are ahead, first to the left and then to the right.

English • Québec D-110-4-D • Reverse curves: right then left. Two successive curves are ahead, first to the right and then to the left.

English • Québec D-110-3-G • Reverse turns: left then right. Two successive sharp turns are ahead, first to the left and then to the right.

English • Québec D-110-3-D • Reverse turns: right then left. Two successive sharp turns are ahead, first to the right and then to the left.

English • Québec D-110-5-D • Winding road. Several curves are ahead, beginning to the right. Reduce speed.

English • Québec D-210-1 • Road narrows on both sides. The road narrows from both sides ahead.

English • Québec D-210-2-G • Road narrows from the left. The road narrows from the left ahead.

English • Québec D-210-2-D • Road narrows from the right. The road narrows from the right ahead.

English • Québec D-80-1 • Two-way traffic ahead. Traffic travelling in the opposite direction will be encountered ahead. Keep to your side of the road.

English • Québec D-230-1 family • Steep descent. A steep downhill section is ahead. Control your speed before descending. The illustration shows a placeholder percentage, so no actual gradient can be read from it. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.

English • Québec D-50-1 • Traffic lights ahead. Traffic lights are ahead. Be prepared to stop.

English • Québec D-61-1 • Strong gusts. Strong wind gusts may affect vehicles in this area. Reduce speed as conditions require and maintain control. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.

English • Québec D-70 • 30 km/h speed limit ahead. A maximum speed limit of 30 km/h is ahead. Adjust speed before reaching the regulatory speed-limit sign.

English • Québec D-190-1 family • Restricted height ahead. A height restriction is ahead. Check the clearance on the actual sign against the height of your vehicle and load. X,Y m is a placeholder, not a usable clearance value. The sign family is confirmed; some details of this illustration were not fully matched to the reviewed standard.

English • Québec D-200 • Narrow passage. A narrow passage or structure is ahead. Slow down and watch for oncoming traffic.

English • Québec D-130-2 • Turn left or right at the obstruction. A particularly hazardous point or T-junction requires a change of direction. Follow the road to the left or right as indicated; do not continue straight into the obstruction.

English • Québec D-90-3 • Road splits around an obstruction. The roadway splits around an obstruction ahead. Follow the signed direction and lane markings on the appropriate side.

English • Québec D-90-1 • Divided road begins. A median or physical separation between opposing traffic begins ahead. Keep to the right-hand carriageway.

English • Québec D-90-2 • Divided road ends. The median separating opposing traffic ends ahead. Be prepared for two-way traffic on an undivided road.

English • Québec D-140-3 • Roads converge. Two roads converge ahead. Be prepared to merge as their traffic streams come together.

English • Québec D-140-1-D • Merging traffic from the right. Traffic from the right joins the same carriageway ahead. Watch for vehicles merging.

English • Québec D-270-17 • Farm animals crossing. Farm animals, shown here as cattle, may cross the road ahead.

English • Québec D-270-13 • Deer. Deer may be on or crossing the road ahead.

English • Québec D-270-14 • Moose. Moose may be on or crossing the road ahead.

English • Québec D-270-15 • Caribou. Caribou may be on or crossing the road ahead.

English • Québec D-270-3-D • Playground or children’s crossing ahead. A playground or a crossing used by children near a playground is ahead. Watch for children and obey any posted speed limit.

English • Québec D-270-1-D • School crossing or school zone ahead. A school zone or a school crossing is ahead. Watch for children. Obey any separately posted speed limit and operating times; the warning symbol alone does not give one nationwide limit.

English • Québec D-270-2-D • Pedestrian crossing ahead. A pedestrian crossing is ahead. Slow down and be prepared to stop for people crossing.

English • Québec D-270-12 • Horse riders crossing. Horse riders may cross the road ahead.

English • Québec D-180-1 • Railway crossing ahead. A railway crossing is ahead. Look for trains, signals and any stop or give-way controls at the crossing.

English • Railway crossbuck • Railway crossing. This sign marks a railway crossing. Give way to trains, check both directions and stop when necessary or when required by crossing controls. Do not enter unless you can clear the tracks.