Road signs in Moldova
Road signs in Moldova ensure that transport vehicles move safely and orderly, as well as to inform the participants of traffic built-in graphic icons.
Sign design is most similar to countries that comprised the now dissolved USSR with many signs having identical design. This includes neighboring Ukraine. Unlike some post-Soviet countries, Moldova has modified its road sign designs a little bit further than the road sign standard that was applied for the whole USSR before dissolution in the early 1990s. These icons are governed by the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic and Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals.
Warning signs
Railroad crossing Ahead
Train railroad Crossing ahead
Single track Railroad crossing Ahead
Doubletipel track Railroad crossing Ahead
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Tramway
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Intersection with a road without priority (shift)- Intersection with a road without priority (shift)
Detour
Traffic signals
Lift bridge
Riverbank ahead
Bend to the right
Bend to the left
Double bend, first to the right
Double bend, first to the left
Steep hill Dowards
Steep hill Upwards
Slippery road Surface
Bumpy road
Bump
Loose gravel
Road narrows
Road narrows right
Road narrows left
Two-way traffic
Bike
Roadworks area
Farm animals Crossing
Wild animals Crossing
Landslide
Low-flying aircraft BSD frying at airport
Traffic jams BSD agree with cars
Be careful
Sharp curve to right marker
Sharp curve to left marker
T Chevrons
Priority signs
Priority road
End of priority road
Yield
Stop
Yield to oncoming traffic
Priority over oncoming traffic
Prohibitory signs
No entry Mopped
No vehicles
No cars
No truck
No motorbike
No mopeds
No tractor
No trailer
No vehicles carrying combustible goods
No entry for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
No animal-drawn vehicles
No bike
No pedestrians with wheelbarrows
No pedestrians
Weight limit
Axle weight limit
Height limit
Width limit
Length limit
Minimum separation
No right turn
No left turn
No U-turn
Minimum separation
No overtaking
No overtaking by trucks
End of overtaking prohibition by trucks
Maximum speed limit
End of speed limit
Mandatory signs
Proceed straight
Turn right
Turn left
Straight ahead or right turn permitted
Straight ahead or left turn permitted- Left or right turn permitted
Keep right
Keep left
Keep left or right
Detour
Bike path
End of bike path
Minimum speed limit
End of minimum speed limit
Pedestrian path
Proceed straight for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
Turn right for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
Turn left for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
Information signs
Border speed limit country sign
Beginning of Motorway
End of Motorway
Beginning of Motorized vehicles
End of Motorized vehicles
One-way street
One-way street
Added lane
Added lane, minimum speed limit in first lane
Added lane
Maximum speed limits per lane
Bus stop
Tram stop
One-way street
End of one-way street
U-turn permitted
U-turn zone
Road bump
Crosswalk (Option 1)
Crosswalk (Option 2)
Crosswalk (Option 3)
Crosswalk (Option 4)
Pedestrian subway
Pedestrian subway
Footbridge
Footbridge
Kilometric point
Kilometric point
Kilometric point
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