Road signs in France
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These road signs are used in France, and can also be found in some overseas territories of France.[1]
Warning signs[edit]
- Warning signs
Opening bridge ahead
Level crossing with gates
Level crossing without gates
Trams crossing ahead
Two-way traffic ahead
Low-flying aircraft
Priority signs[edit]
- Priority signs
Crossroads with priority
Give Way sign 150 metres ahead
Stop sign 150 metres ahead
End of priority road
Regulatory signs[edit]
- Regulatory signs
No vehicles
No U-turns
No overtaking
No overtaking by lorries
No parking
Parking restrictions
Parking restrictions
No motor vehicles except mopeds
No motor vehicles including mopeds
No lorries
No pedestrians
No cycling
No tractors
No motorcycles
Length limit (10 metres)
Width limit (2.5 metres)
Height limit (3.5 metres)
Weight limit (5.5 tonnes)
Axle weight limit (5 tonnes)
Speed limit (50 km/h)
Pedestrian lane
Snow chains compulsory
End of no overtaking
End of no overtaking by lorries
End of bicycle lane
End of pedestrian lane
End of bridleway
End of snow chains zone
End of bus lane
Home Zone (20 km/h speed limit)
End of Home Zone
Information signs[edit]
- Information signs
Parking zone
Disc parking zone
Meter parking zone
Tram crossing
Speed limits in France (at entrance to country)
Speed limits on motorways
End of tunnel
End of motorway
Service signs[edit]
- Service signs
Railway signs[edit]
- Railway signs
Temporary signs[edit]
- Temporary signs
References[edit]
- ^ "Signalisation routière" (in French). CodeFast.fr. Retrieved 16 February 2017.