Road signs in Saudi Arabia
In Saudi Arabia, road signs differ by locale, but they do tend to closely follow European practices with certain distinctions. Road signs display text in Arabic language.[1] Distances are displayed in metric units and in Eastern Arabic numerals.
Gallery
Warning
- Curve to left
- Curve to right
- Sharp curve to right
- Steep descent
- Steep climb
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- School crossing
- Traffic light ahead
- Traffic light ahead (vertical)
- Crossroads
- Stop sign ahead
- Electrified overhead cable ahead
- Fire station
- Height restriction ahead
- Obstacles ahead (Red)
- Obstacles ahead (Yellow)
Regulatory
- Yield
- Stop
- Stop (Arabic-English language)
- Give way to oncoming traffic
- No entry
- No cars
- No buses
- Maximum width
- Maximum height
- Maximum weight
- Maximum length
- No right turn
- No U-turn
- No overtaking
- No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
- Maximum speed limit
- Truck limit
- Customs
- End of all restrictions
- End of maximum speed limit
- End of overtaking prohibition
- End of overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
- No parking
- No stopping
- Turn right
- Turn left
- U-turn
- U-turn or straight ahead
- Cyclists only
- Minimum speed limit
- End of minimum speed limit
Indication
- Freeway
- End freeway
- Pedestrian crossing
- Hospital
- Parking
- Direction to parking
- First aid
- Gas station
- Camping
- Dead end
Temporary
- Curve to right
- Sharp curve to right
- Steep descent
- Workers in road ahead
- Flagman ahead
- Traffic signals ahead
- Stop sign ahead
Directional
- Street Name
- Museums and Entertainment Centers and Farms
- Downtown
- Kaaba
- East
- North
- South
- West
- Highway sign
- City road sign
- Branch Road sign
References
- "Road signs in Saudi Arabia" (PDF). International Driver’s License Application online. Retrieved 9 April 2018.
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