Road sign in Dubai
Road signs in United Arab Emirates are modelled on the British road sign system[1] that are regulated by the Road Traffic Authority (RTA) Dubai and Department of Transport (DoT) Abu Dhabi. The English language typeface is Transport and the Arabic language typeface is Naskh.[2]
Regulatory signs
Control signs
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Give way
No entry
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Priority for oncoming traffic
Mandatory signs
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Pass onto right
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Proceed straight
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Roundabout
Pedestrian path
Bicycle path
Prohibition signs
Maximum speed limit
No horns
No left turn
No right turn
No U-turn
No overtaking
No pedestrians
No bicycles
No motorcycles
No trucks
No tractors
No animal-drawn vehicles
No trailers
No motor vehicles
Parking control signs
No parking
No stopping
Warning signs
Crossroads
Side road junction to left
Side road junction to right
T-junction
Skewed side road junction ahead to left
Skewed side road junction ahead to left
Skewed side road junction ahead to right
Skewed side road junction ahead to right
Y-junction
Roundabout
Curve to right
Curve to left
Double curve,first to right
Double curve,first to left
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Two-way traffic
Traffic light
Pedestrian crossing
Children
Cyclists
Cattle
Deer
Steep descent
Steep ascent
Road narrows
Road narrows on right side
Road narrows on left side
Uneven road
Bump
Falling rocks
Other dangers
Quayside or riverbank
Crosswind
Low-flying aircraft
Traffic queues
Drawbridge
Dead end
Temporary signs
Curve to left
Curve to right
Uneven road
Traffic light
Roadworks
Loose gravel
Soft verges
Road narrows
Road narrows on right side
Road narrows on left side
Information signs
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Priority over oncoming traffic
Parking
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One-way street
Living street
End of living street
Highway signs
Motorway
End of motorway
Exit
Exit
Exit
Hazard markers and additional panels
Hazard plate - left
Hazard plate - right
Single chevron - left
Single chevron - right
Multiple chevron - left
Multiple chevron - right
T junctions chevron
Hazard maker
Cars
Trucks
Motorcycles
Bicycles
No turning for trucks
See also
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References
- ↑ https://jawdah.qcc.abudhabi.ae/en/Registration/QCCServices/Services/STD/ISGL/ISGL-LIST/TR-511.pdf Abu Dhabi Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices page 433 - 'Other References'
- ↑ https://jawdah.qcc.abudhabi.ae/en/Registration/QCCServices/Services/STD/ISGL/ISGL-LIST/TR-511.pdf Abu Dhabi Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices page 33
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