Road signs in San Marino are regulated by Codice della strada del 2008, and are established by article 28 of it. ^[1] Road signs in San Marino have the same shapes and colors as those used in Italy due to the country being entirely surrounded by Italy. They are divided into:

1. Warning signals;
2. Priority signs;
3. Level crossing signs;
4. Prescription signs with the exception of those concerning the right of way, stop and parking;
5. Indication signs;
6. Signs concerning stops and parking;
7. Signs of integration.

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Warning signs

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  Uneven road
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  Bumps in the road
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  Dip
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  Bend, to right
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  Bend, to left
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  Double bend, first to right
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  Double bend, first to left
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  Level crossing with barrier or gate ahead
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  Level crossing without barrier or gate ahead
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  Single Level crossing
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  Multiple level crossing
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  Trams crossing ahead
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  Pedestrian crossing ahead
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  Bicycle crossing ahead
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  Steep hill downwards
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  Steep hill upwards
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  Road narrows
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  Road narrows on right
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  Road narrows on left
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  Opening or swing bridge ahead
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  Dangerous verges
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  Slippery road
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  Children
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  Cattle
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  Wild animals
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  Two-way traffic
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  Roundabout ahead
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  Quayside or river bank
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  Loose chippings
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  Falling rocks from right
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  Falling rocks from left
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  Traffic lights
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  Horizontal traffic lights
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  Low-flying aircraft
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  Side winds
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  Risk of fire
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  Other danger
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  Level crossing countdown marker (placed under the triangular warning sign, usually 150 m before crossing)
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  Level crossing countdown marker (placed at two-thirds of the distance from the crossing, usually 100 m)
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  Level crossing countdown marker (placed at one-third of the distance from the crossing, usually 50 m)

Temporary signs

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  Road works
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  Uneven road
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  Road narrows
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  Road narrows on right
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  Road narrows on left
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  Loose chippings
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  Two-way traffic
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  Traffic lights
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  Other danger

Priority signs

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  Give Way
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  Stop and give way
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  Crossroads with right-of-way from the right
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  Give priority to vehicles from opposite direction
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  Priority road
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  End of priority road
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  Crossroads
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  Junction with a minor side-road from right
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  Junction with a minor side-road from left
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  Merging traffic from right
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  Merging traffic from left
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  Traffic has priority over oncoming vehicles

Prescription signs with the exception of those concerning the right of way, stop and parking

Prohibition signs

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  Restricted vehicular access
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  No entry for vehicular traffic
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  No overtaking
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  Minimum distance
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  Maximum speed 50 km/h
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  No use of horns
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  No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
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  No animal-drawn vehicles
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  No pedestrians
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  No bicycles
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  No motorcycles
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  No handcarts
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  No motor vehicles with four or more wheels, motorized tricycles and motorised quadricycles
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  No buses
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  No large goods vehicles
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  No large goods vehicles over weight shown
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  No vehicles with trailer
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  No tractors
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  No vehicles carrying dangerous goods
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  No vehicles carrying explosives or flammable goods
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  No vehicles carrying goods which could pollute water
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  No vehicles over width shown
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  No vehicles over height shown
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  No vehicles over length shown
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  Maximum weight in tonnes
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  Axle weight limit in tonnes
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  Derestriction
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  End of maximum speed
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  End of no overtaking
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  End of no overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
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  No parking on side where sign is placed. Without additional inscriptions, it is valid from 8 am to 8 pm on urban roads while on extra-urban roads it is valid at all times.
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  No stopping on the side where sign is placed
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  Parking space reserved for vehicles used by people with disabilities
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  Parking place
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  Parking ahead in the direction of the arrow
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  No parking at all times in front of vehicular access to the side properties
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  Parking prohibited at certain times and allowed in others

Mandatory signs

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  Drive straight
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  Turn right
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  Turn left
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  Right turn only ahead
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  Left turn only ahead
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  Right or left turn only ahead
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  Drive straight or turn right
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  Drive straight or turn left
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  Keep right
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  Keep left
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  Pass either side
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  Roundabout
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  Minimum speed
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  End of minimum speed
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  Snow chains compulsory
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  Customs
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  Stop, Police roadblock
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  Stop, pay toll
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  Pedestrian lane
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  End of pedestrian lane
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  Cycle lane
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  End of cycle lane
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  Shared path
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  End of shared path
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  Segregated pedestrian and cycle path
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  End of segregated pedestrian and cycle path
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  Bridleway
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  End of bridleway

Indication signs

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  Motorway direction
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  Primary or secondary road direction
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  Urban area direction
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  Detour
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  Direction to tourist attraction
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  Directions in urban areas
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  Directions at a roundabout in urban areas. The green panel indicates a motorway
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  Directions on a main highway (formerly used )
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  Directions on a main highway with lane canalization
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  Directions on a motorway
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  Overhead directional sign
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  Motorway number sign
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  Motorway spur number sign (not an official road sign but it is used)
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  International tunnel number sign
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  State highway number sign
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  Regional road number sign
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  Provincial road number sign
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  Municipal road number sign
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  European road number sign
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  Highway location marker
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  Intermediate highway location marker with hectometre shown in roman numerals (in the example the sign is placed at the kilometre 24.8 of the road)
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  Motorway location marker and distance from the exit shown (horizontal version)
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  Motorway location marker and distance from the service area (vertical version)
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  Main highway location marker and distances from next destinations
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  Number of overpass along a motorway ^[2]
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  Destination that can be reached from next exit on a motorway or an expressway
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  Town sign: start of urban area (50 km/h speed limit and no use of horn)
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  Town sign: start of urban area where electric micromobility is being experimented (50 km/h speed limit, no use of horn and particular caution to cyclists and motorized scooters) ^[3]
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  Town sign ( frazione): start of urban area (50 km/h speed limit and no use of horn)
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  End of urban area, with distances to other towns (end of 50 km/h speed limit and of the prohibition of using horn)
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  Provincial boundary sign (roads other than motorways)
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  Provincial boundary sign (motorway)
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  Regional boundary sign (roads other than motorways)
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  Regional boundary sign (motorway)
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  Direction to motorway
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  Motorway distance sign
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  Direction to service shown in urban areas (in the example municipal police)
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  Street name sign
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  Street name sign with one way
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  Municipality boundary name sign
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  River sign
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  Directions to campsite and beach
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  Directions to tourist destinations
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  Direction to an industrial zone
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  Directions in an industrial area
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  Hotel information centre ahead
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  information about hotels
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  Direction to hotels ahead
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  Directions to hotels
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  Hospital(formerly used )
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  Pedestrian crossing
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  School bus stop. If the sign is mounted on a bus it means that bus is used as a school bus
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  Emergency telephone (formerly used )
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  Pedestrian underpass
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  Pedestrian overpass
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  Pedestrian ramp
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  No through road
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  No through road (side road)
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  Advisory speed limit
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  End of advisory speed limit
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  Fast-traffic highway, only motor vehicles allowed
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  End of road reserved for motor vehicles
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  Tunnel (roads other than motorways)
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  Tunnel (motorways)
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  Bridge (roads other than motorways)
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  Bridge (motorways)
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  Home Zone Entry
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  End of Home Zone
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  Pedestrian zone
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  End of pedestrian zone
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  Restricted vehicular traffic zone
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  End of restricted vehicular traffic zone
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  Start of a 30 km/h zone
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  End of a 30 km/h zone
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  Bicycle crossing
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  Semi-direct left turn
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  Indirect left turn
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  Possibility of reversing the direction of travel (roads other than motorways)
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  Possibility of reversing the direction of travel (motorways)
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  Breakdown bay. The background is green on motorway
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  Breakdown bay with emergency telephone. The background is blue in roads other than motorway
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  Use of lanes on extra-urban roads (example)
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  Bus lane on urban road (example)
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  Bus lane on urban road (example)
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  Use of lanes on motorways
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  End of lane. The background is green on motorway
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  Increase in the number of lanes. The background is green on motorway
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  Motorway. If the symbol of motorway is used inside other information signs it has a squared shape ( )
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  Motorway ahead with a summary of transit restrictions
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  Motorway ends
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  Expressway. If the symbol of expressway is used inside other information signs it has a squared shape ( )
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  Expressway ahead with a summary of transit restrictions
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  Expressway ends
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  One-way traffic (right)
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  One-way traffic (left)
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  One-way traffic
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  Advised direction for trucks ahead
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  Advised direction for trucks
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  General speed limit (installed at national borders)
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  Information about road condition of passes: road open
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  Information about road condition of passes: road open and mandatory snow chains
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  Information about road condition of passes: road open and advised snow chains
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  Information about road condition of passes: road closed
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  Information about road condition of passes: road closed after the town shown and mandatory snow chains
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  Information about road condition of passes: road closed after the town shown and advised snow chains
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  First aid
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  Repairs
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  Telephone(formerly used )
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  Petrol station
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  Petrol station with LPG
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  Bus stop
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  Tram stop
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  Information centre
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  Youth hostel
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  Picnic site
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  Camping site
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  Local radio information. The background is blue in roads other than motorway
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  Hotel
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  Refreshments
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  Restaurant
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  Park and ride (bus station)
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  Park and ride (tramway)
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  Park and ride (train or underground)
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  Park and ride (hiking trail)
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  Motorail services
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  Motorail services with sleeper
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  Taxi stop
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  Sewage discharge
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  Car ferries
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  Services in motorway service area (plus distance from the next area)

Additional panels

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  Distance (in meters)
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  Distance (in kilometers)
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  Length of a danger or a prescription (in meters)
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  Length of a danger or a prescription (in kilometers)
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  Timetable: the sign applies all day
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  Timetable: the sign between the hours shown
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  Timetable: the sign between the hours shown but only in holidays (represented by the cross)
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  Timetable: the sign between the hours shown but only in working days ^[4] (represented by the two hammers crossed)
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  The sign applies only to the category shown (in the example semi-trailer trucks)
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  The sign doesn't apply to the category shown (in the example buses)
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  Beginning of a danger or a prescription (vertical)
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  Continual of a danger or a prescription (vertical)
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  End of a danger or a prescription (vertical)
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  Beginning of a danger or a prescription (horizontal)
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  Continual of a danger or a prescription (horizontal)
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  End of a danger or a prescription (horizontal)
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  No road markings or road markings work in progress
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  Road accident
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  Crossing of railway linking tracks: the trains move very slowly and usually with the presence of a flagger (this crossing is not considered a level crossing).
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  Snow removal vehicle at work
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  Road subject to flooding
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  Queue
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  Construction vehicles at work
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  In case of snow or ice
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  In case of rain
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  Slow moving vehicle ahead
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  Tow-away zone
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  Lane sign: an overhead sign applies only to te lane pointed out by this arrow.
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  Hairpin turn ahead
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  Number of hairpin turn
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  Road cleaning
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  Road cleaning during times shown
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  Direction of main road (example). It is used with priority sign
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  Direction of main road (example). It is used with priority sign
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  Direction of main road (example). It is used with priority sign
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  No parking during road cleaning operations
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  Mandatory direction for vehicle carrying dangerous goods
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  Mandatory direction ahead for trucks
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  No trucks

Complementary signage

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  Reflexion posts (left and right) on two-way roads
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  Reflexion posts (left and right) on one-way roads
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  Chevron marker (turn right)
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  Chevron marker (turn left)
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  T-intersection marker
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  Chevron marker (singular)
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  Chevron maker (red singular)
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  Chevron marker (temporary)

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