General Danger
This sign marks an area where extra caution should be used. It is rarely used by itself; instead, a supplemental sign is usually mounted beneath this sign with information on a specific hazard for which no individual sign exists.
Unmarked Intersection Ahead
The next intersection is uncontrolled; yield the right-of-way to traffic approaching the intersection from the right
Curve (Right)
Curve right
Double Curve
First curve is to the right
Steep Downgrade
The degree of the decent is shown; prepare to downshift.
Steep upgrade
The degree of the ascent is shown.
ROUGH ROAD
Rough road.
BEWARE OF ICE/SNOW
The road or bridge ahead freezes easily.
SLIPPERY WHEN WET OR DIRTY
Avoid sudden braking, accelerating, or steering.
FALLING ROCKS
Watch out for rocks on the road and do not stop or park..
LOOSE GRAVEL
Avoid sudden braking, accelerating, or steering.
STRONG CROSS WIND
Prepare to adjust steering as necessary and avoid passing.
ROAD NARROWS
Road narrows.
ROAD NARROWS (RIGHT SIDE)
Road narrows (right side).
ROAD WORK
Watch for workers, machinery, dirt, or mud on the roadway.
CONGESTION HAZARD
Marks an area where congestion frequently occurs; be prepared to slow down or stop.
TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
Generally posted where oncoming traffic is unexpected, such as when coming from a one-way street to a two-way street.
DRAWBRIDGE
Be prepared to stop..
QUAY/RIVERBANK
There is an unguarded quay, riverbank, or landing ahead or alongside the road.
TRAFFIC SIGNALS AHEAD
Be prepared to stop.
PEDESTRIANS
Marks a general area where pedestrians may be on or near the road.
PEDESTRIAN CROSSING AHEAD
Pedestrian crossing ahead.
WATCH FOR CHILDREN
Posted near schools and playgrounds; reduce speed and be prepared to stop quickly.
BICYCLE CROSSING
Bicycle crossing.
DOMESTIC ANIMAL CROSSING
Watch for animals and mud on the road.
WILD ANIMAL CROSSING
Be prepared to stop or swerve suddenly; use low-beam headlights.
LOW-FLYING AIRCRAFT
Be prepared for sudden noise and, at night, for the glare of landing lights.
GUARDED RAILWAY CROSSING AHEAD
You may not overtake between this sign and the crossing.
RAILWAY CROSSING AHEAD
It is used to warn of all railway crossings; you may not overtake between this sign and the crossing.
RAILWAY CROSSING APPROX. 240 METERS AHEAD
These countdown markers are located on the left and right sides of the road respectively and indicate that the crossing is about 240 meters ahead; a different distance may be shown on the marker if applicable
APPROX. 160 METERS TO RAILWAY CROSSING
A different distance may be shown on the sign if applicable.
APPROX. 80 METERS TO RAILWAY CROSSING
A different distance may be shown on the sign if applicable.