Sinais de perigoNova Zelândia

English • R2-1 • Stop. Stop completely, then give way to traffic with priority before proceeding.

English • R2-2 • Give way. Slow down and give way to traffic with priority; stop if necessary.

English • W10-2 • Give way ahead. A Give Way control is ahead. Prepare to slow down and yield.

English • W10-1 • Stop ahead. A Stop control is ahead. Prepare to stop completely at the intersection.

English • W11-1 • Roundabout ahead. A roundabout is ahead. Reduce speed and prepare for its give-way control.

English • W11-4 • Side road on the left. A minor road joins from the left; the diagram shows the main route continuing straight ahead. Watch for joining traffic.

English • W11-2 • Crossroads ahead. Minor roads join on both sides; the diagram shows the main route continuing straight ahead. Watch for crossing and turning traffic.

English • W12-1.4 • Hairpin bend left. A very sharp bend to the left is ahead. Reduce speed before entering it.

English • W12-1.2 • Curve left. The road curves to the left ahead. Adjust speed to the curve and conditions.

English • W12-1.1 • Sharp curve left. A sharp left-hand curve is ahead. Reduce speed before entering it.

English • W12-2.1 • Reverse curves, left first. Two successive curves are ahead, beginning to the left and then bending right.

English • W12-2.4 • Winding road, left first. A series of closely spaced curves is ahead, beginning to the left.

English • W13-1.1 • Road narrows on both sides. The road becomes narrower on both sides. Adjust speed and position for the reduced width.

English • W13-1 • Road narrows on the left. The road becomes narrower on the left. Watch for vehicles changing position.

English • W14-2 • Two-way traffic. Traffic travels in both directions. Keep left and watch for opposing vehicles.

English • W14-4 • Hump. A hump in the road is ahead. Slow down before reaching it.

English • W14-5 • Uneven surface. An uneven road surface is ahead. Reduce speed to maintain control.

English • W14-3 • Dip. A dip in the road is ahead. Reduce speed before reaching it.

English • W14-10.1 • Steep ascent. A steep uphill section is ahead. Select a suitable gear and allow for slower vehicles.

English • W14-9.1 • Steep descent. A steep downhill section is ahead. Select a suitable gear and control your speed.

English • W13-6 • Tunnel ahead. A tunnel is ahead. Follow its posted restrictions and any lane or signal controls.

English • W10-4 • Traffic signals ahead. Traffic signals are ahead. Reduce speed and be prepared to stop.

English • W14-6 • Slips or falling debris. Slips, falling rocks or other debris may affect the road ahead. Watch for material on the carriageway.

English • S29 symbol • Roadworks warning. Roadworks are ahead. Reduce speed and follow temporary signs, signals and traffic-controller instructions.

English • W14-7.4 • Gravel surface. A gravel road surface is ahead. Reduce speed and allow for reduced grip and flying stones.

English • W14-7 • Slippery surface. The road surface may be slippery. Reduce speed and avoid sudden braking or steering.

English • W18-1 • Wind gusts. Strong wind gusts may affect vehicles. Adjust speed and be alert for sudden sideways movement.

English • W13-4 • Low overhead clearance: 3.82 m. An overhead obstruction has the displayed clearance of 3.82 m. Check the height of your vehicle and load before proceeding.

English • W13-2 • Narrow bridge. A narrow bridge is ahead. Reduce speed and obey any separate give-way or priority signs.

English • W14-1 • Diverge. Traffic lanes in the same direction diverge around an obstruction. Follow your lane; this sign does not authorise entry into opposing traffic.

English • W11-6 • Traffic merges from the left. Traffic joins the road from the left. Watch for merging vehicles and adjust speed and spacing.

English • W18-2 • Aircraft crossing. Aircraft may cross the road ahead. Be alert and prepared to stop.

English • W18-3.1 • Cattle. Cattle may be on or crossing the road. Slow down and pass animals cautiously.

English • W18-3.2 • Sheep. Sheep may be on or crossing the road. Slow down and pass animals cautiously.

English • W16-4 • Children. Children may be near or crossing the road. Slow down and be prepared to stop.

English • W16-1 • Pedestrians. Pedestrians may be on or crossing the road. Slow down and watch carefully.

English • W16-2 • Pedestrian crossing ahead. A pedestrian crossing is ahead. Reduce speed and prepare to give way as required at the crossing.

English • W16-7 • Cyclists. Cyclists may be near or entering the roadway. Allow adequate space and watch for their movements.

English • W16-8 • Equestrians. Horse riders may be on or crossing the road. Slow down, leave space and avoid startling horses.

English • W18-5 • Fire station. A fire station is ahead; fire engines may enter or cross the road. Be alert and prepared to stop.

English • W15-9 • Light rail crossing. Light rail vehicles may cross the road ahead. Watch for them and obey any crossing signals or controls.

English • W15-5 • Railway level crossing ahead. A railway level crossing is ahead. Slow down, check for trains and obey the crossing controls.

English • W15-6 • Railway flashing signals ahead. A railway crossing with flashing light signals is ahead. Be prepared to stop when the signals operate.

English • W15-3.1 • Railway crossing crossbuck. This marks a railway level crossing. Check for trains and obey any separate stop, give-way, light or barrier controls.

English • W15-3 family • Railway crossbuck with track plate. This marks a railway crossing with a plate identifying the number of tracks. Check every track and obey the crossing controls; the illustrated plate does not display a readable track count. Illustration identified by its sign family or meaning; the exact current prescribed design has not been confirmed.