Road signs in Romania

Road signs in Romania are regulated in Regulation for the implementation of the Emergency Ordinance on traffic on public roads (Romanian: Regulamentul de aplicare a Ordonanţei de urgenţă privind circulaţia pe drumurile publice).[1]

The shape and design of Romanian road signs largely follows that used in other European countries. Romania is a signatory to the 1968 Vienna Convention of Road Signs and Signals and the 1971 European Agreement supplementing it.[2] Romania signed the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals on November 8, 1968 and ratified it on December 9, 1980.[3]

Warning signs

  • Dangerous curve to the left
  • Dangerous curve to the right
  • Double curve first to the left
  • Double curve first to the right
  • Chevron for dangerous curve (single panel version)
  • Chevron for dangerous curve (successive panels version)
  • Dangerous descent
  • Dangerous ascent
  • Road narrows
  • Road narrows on right
  • Road narrows on left
  • Dangerous shoulder
  • Traffic queues
  • Tunnel ahead
  • Mobile bridge
  • Unprotected bank of water
  • Uneven road
  • Speed bump
  • Slippery road
  • Loose chippings
  • Falling rocks
  • Pedestrian crossing
  • Children
  • Cyclists
  • Animals (option 1)
  • Animals (option 2)
  • Roadworks
  • Traffic lights
  • Airport
  • Side wind
  • Two-way traffic
  • Other dangers
  • Accident
  • Crossroads without priority
  • Crossroads with priority
  • Crossroads with priority (right)
  • Crossroads with priority (left)
  • Crossroads with priority (offset)
  • Crossroads with priority (offset)
  • Crossroads with roundabout
  • Level crossing with a railway with barriers
  • Level crossing with a railway without barriers
  • Tramway
  • Distance panels for railway level crossing
  • Freeway exit distance panels
  • Directional beacons
  • Directional beacons
  • Crossbuck
  • Crossbuck
  • Crossbuck with light signals (single)
  • Crossbuck with light signals (multiple)
  • Agricultural vehicles
  • Roundabout directions
  • Accident black-spot

Priority signs

  • Yield/Give Way
  • Stop
  • Priority road
  • End of priority road
  • Give way to oncoming vehicles
  • Priority over oncoming vehicles

Prohibitory or restriction signs

  • No entry/Wrong Way
  • No vehicles (with except for authorized vehicles)
  • No motor vehicles except motorcycles without sidecar
  • No motorcycles
  • No cyclist
  • No mopeds
  • No good vehicles (or simply "Trucks")
  • No trailers
  • No buses
  • No pedestrians (used only for dangerous zones)
  • No animal-drawn vehicles
  • No handcarts
  • No agricultural vehicles
  • No motor vehicles
  • No motor vehicles and animal-drawn vehicles
  • Width limit
  • Height limit
  • Weight limit
  • Weight limit per axle
  • Weight limit per tandem axle
  • Weight limit per tandem axle
  • Length limit
  • Keep your distance
  • No left turn
  • No right turn
  • No U-turns
  • No overtaking
  • No overtaking by trucks
  • Maximum speed limit (50 km/h)
  • Speed limit per vehicle category
  • No audible noise
  • Custom road controls (example:Road Douane control)
  • Road tax control
  • Police control
  • End of all restrictions
  • End of maximum speed limit (50 km/h)
  • End of no overtaking
  • No parking
  • No standing or parking
  • No parking by odd days
  • No parking by even days
  • No parking zone
  • End of no parking zone
  • Start of speed limit zone
  • End of speed limit zone
  • No vehicles carrying explosives
  • No vehicles carrying dangerous goods
  • No vehicles carrying goods can pollutant water

Mandatory signs

  • Ahead only
  • Turn right
  • Turn right ahead
  • Go straight or turn right
  • Pass on right
  • Pass on either side
  • Roundabout
  • Bicycle path
  • Traffic for bus (or simply for "Bus Lane"
  • Pedestrian path
  • Separated pedestrian and bicycle path (option 1)
  • Separated pedestrian and bicycle path (option 2)
  • Minimum speed limit
  • End of minimum speed limit
  • Snow tire chains
  • Direction for vehicle category
  • Direction for vehicle category
  • Direction for vehicle category
  • Shared pedestrian and bicycle path

Direction signs

  • Presignaling directions at a road intersection outside the town
  • Presignaling directions at an uneven road intersection
  • Pre-marking of indicated directions
  • Bypass road
  • Directions indicated with a roundabout
  • Road closed or open to public traffic
  • Restricted road and its detour
  • Presignaling on the highway for parking
  • Orientation indicators
  • Indicator sign for extra-urban roads
  • Distance to towns (highway)
  • Intersection with railway level crossing
  • Alternative to prohibited turn
  • Lane reserved for public transport (example:Bus)
  • Dead end
  • Truck route (option 1)
  • Truck route (option 2)
  • Truck route (option 3)
  • Route with a zone for going up and right
  • Route with a zone for going up and left
  • Road with route to go left, up and up-right
  • A Lane on a road going down with bus lane
  • Truck route (option 4)
  • Direction to the art museum
  • Direction to the city centre
  • Direction to the city airport
  • Motorway name
  • Town entrance (option 1)
  • Town entrance (option 2)
  • Town exit (option 1)
  • Town exit (option 2)
  • Entrance of a county
  • River name
  • A Zone on a Highway/Motorway with a SOS call zone on a lane on the road

Information signs

  • Pedestrian crossing (1st version)
  • Pedestrian crossing (2nd version)
  • Border crossing
  • One-way traffic (option 1)
  • One-way traffic (option 2)
  • Freeway begins
  • Freeway ends
  • Speed limit motorway
  • Hospital
  • First aid or hospital
  • Police
  • Overpass
  • Underpass
  • Bus stop
  • Tram stop
  • Taxi stand
  • Fast street begins
  • Fast street ends
  • Vulcanization
  • Telephone
  • Filling station
  • Filling station with petrol gas
  • Filling station with GPL
  • Hotel or motel
  • Restaurant
  • Refreshments
  • Camping site
  • Caravan site
  • Camping and caravan site
  • Picnic area
  • Vila
  • Toilet public
  • Repairs
  • Parking
  • Parking
  • Parking garage
  • Service complex
  • Residential zone
  • Residential zone ends
  • Recommended speed limit zone
  • End of recommended speed limit zone
  • Tunnel
  • End of tunnel
  • Train route
  • Ferry
  • Port
  • Train station
  • Bus station
  • Rent a car
  • Beach
  • Hunting
  • Fishing
  • Grapes
  • Industry
  • Post
  • Drinking water
  • Playground
  • Stadium
  • Supermarket
  • Internet
  • Theater
  • Museum
  • Weighbridge
  • Control radar
  • Traffic radio
  • Recommended speed
  • Information point
  • Street name
  • Street direction
  • Pedestrian zone
  • End of pedestrian zone
  • Monitor traffic
  • Emergency lay-by
  • Police motorway
  • Keep distance 2m
  • Keep distance 3m
  • Ticket
  • Emergency telephone direction
  • Vighnette

Tourist information signs

  • Castle
  • Architecture
  • Cemetery
  • Church
  • Cathedral
  • Nature reserve
  • Waterfall
  • Cave
  • Skiing school
  • Sitting ski lift
  • Ski lift
  • Picnic area

Additional panels

  • Distance
  • Direction to distance
  • Time of action
  • Distance
  • Trucks
  • Time of action
  • Trains
  • Distance
  • Begin
  • Begin
  • Control
  • End
  • Disabiled persons
  • Trucks and buses
  • Limited parking
  • Limited parking with time
  • Distance to a stop sign ahead
  • Except tramways
  • Priority road direction
  • Priority road direction
  • Arrow right
  • Traffic signals (used in railroad crossing and drawbridges)
  • Tow-zone
  • Headlamps
  • Ice
  • Shower
  • Rain
  • Parallel parking
  • Wheelchair ascending ramp
  • Wheelchair descending ramp
  • Motorway exit number

See also

References

  1. ^ Systems, Indaco. "Hotărârea nr. 1391/2006 pentru aprobarea Regulamentului de aplicare a Ordonanţei de urgenţă a Guvernului nr. 195/2002 privind circulaţia pe drumurile publice". Lege5 (in Romanian). Retrieved 2023-10-23.
  2. ^ "United Nations Treaty Collection". treaties.un.org. Retrieved 2023-10-23.
  3. ^ "United Nations Treaty Collection". treaties.un.org. Retrieved 2023-12-09.
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