Road signs in Botswana
Road signs in Botswana are based on the SADC-RTSM, a document designed to harmonise traffic signs in member states of the Southern Africa Development Community.
Sign for the A2 road.
A white background signifies the sign is permanent, while a yellow background signifies that the sign is temporary. Warning signs are an upwards-pointing red triangle and black pictogram describing the danger or obstruction. Speed limit signs are a red circle with the limitation in black. Botswana drives on the left.
Gallery
Priority signs
Stop
Stop
Stop to Sharp turn
Three way stop
Four way stop
Stop & Go sign
Give way
Give way to Pedestrian
Give way to Detour
No entry
One way Traffic left
One way Traffic right
One way
Pedestrian priority
Give way to oncoming
Mandatory signs
Minimum speed
Axel tonnes only
Keep left
Keep right
Proceed left
Proceed right
Go straight
Turn left
Turn right
Pedestrian only
Bike only
Bike & pedestrian only
Bike & pedestrian only
Pedestrian & Bike only
Pedestrian & bike only
Motorbike only
Passenger car Only
Taxi only
Minibuses only
Midibuses only
Buses only
Delivery only
Truck only
Truck tonnes Only
Construction vehicles only
Vehicles conveying Dangerous only
Abnormal vehicles only
Rickshaws only
Tour buses Tour only
Tractor only
Animal drawn Vehicles only
Switch on Light to Right
Buses & Minibuses only
Buses & Midibuses only
Buses midibuses & Minibuses only
Detour
Prohibitory signs
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Speed limit
Axle tonnes
Axle tonnes massload
Height limit
Length limit
Horns prohibited
Hiking prohibited
Unauthorized prohibited
Turn left prohibited
Turn right prohibited
Proceed left prohibited
Proceed left prohibited
U-turn Prohibited
Overtaking prohibited
Overtaking by good vehicles prohibited
Parking prohibited
Stopping prohibited
Pedestrian prohibited
Bike prohibited
Bike or Pedestrian prohibited
Motorbike prohibited
Passenger car Prohibited
Taxi prohibited
Minibuses prohibited
Midibuses prohibited
Buses prohibited
Delivery prohibited
Truck prohibited
Truck axle Tonnes prohibited
Construction vehicles Prohibited
Conveying dangerous Prohibited
Abnormal vehicles Prohibited
Rickshaws prohibited
Buses tour Prohibited
Tractor prohibited
Animal drawn Vehicles prohibited
Rider prohibited
Length limit
Trailer prohibited
Hawkers prohibited
Warning signs
Crossroad
Crossroad priority
Crossroads secondary
T junction
Skew t Junction to The left
Skew t Junction to The right
Side road Junction (left)
Side road Junction (right)
Staggerred junction
Staggered junction
Sharp junction
Sharp junction
Sharp junction
Sharp junction
Y junction
End of Dual
End of Dual
Beginning of Dual
Beginning of Dual
Detour
Curve to left
Curve to Right
Sharp turn to left
Sharp turn to right
Hairpin curve to left
Hairpin curve to right
Winding road To left
Winding road to right
Double curve first to left
Double curve first to right
Two way Traffic
Two way Traffic crossroad
Left lane Ends
Right lane Ends
Concealed driveway
Concealed driveway
Concealed driveway
Traffic light Ahead
Stop sign Ahead
Give way Ahead
Zebra crossing
Pedestrian
School zone
Bike
Domestic animals Crossing ( option 1 )
Domestic animals Crossing ( option 2 )
Domestic animals Crossing ( option 3 )
Wild animals Crossing
Gate
Motor gate
Railway crossing
Tunnel
Height restriction
Length restricted
Steep descent
Steep ascent
Slow moving Heavy vehicles
Gravel road Begins
Narrow bridge
One vehicle Width structure
Road narrows
Road narrows to left
Road narrows To right
Rumble strip
Speed breaker
Slippery road Surface
Landslide
Landslide
Be careful
Emergency flashing Light
Riverbank
Crosswind
Dangerous dip
Low flying Aircraft
Tractor
Reduce visibility
Congestion
Rides horse
Elephant
Boar
Hippo
Width restricted
Electric shock
Gravel road Sign
Single track Railroad crossing
Doubletipel track Railroad crossing
Guidance signs
Toilet
Information signs
Dead end
Dead end
Dead end
Right of way
Traffic light km hours
Information 3 phase
Tramway 1 km
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