Modern traffic signs use symbols instead of words. However, drivers must be familiar with both types of signs. Where applicable, both signs are shown.
Two-way traffic ahead
Divided highway ahead
Road surface slippery when wet
Bump or rough road ahead
Obstruction
pass to either side
Divided highway begins
Keep to the right
Section of roadway regularly crossed by deer
Steep hill ahead
Shift to lower gear or slow down if going down very steep hill
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Photo enforced
Speed limit photo enforced
Stop sign ahead
Divided highway ends
Traffic signals ahead
Be prepared to stop
Railway ahead
Road intersects with rail tracks ahead at angle depicted
Road narrows
Road ahead is not as wide as the road you are driving on
Narrow bridge ahead
Width of pavement narrower than approach
Lane ends
Right lane ends
Winding road ahead
First curve right
Reverse curve ahead
Two turns in opposite directions separated by a tangent of less than 120 m, first turn right
Curve to the right ahead
Sharp curve to the right ahead
Recommended safe speed
Underpass ahead
Overhead clearance as shown
Concealed or hidden intersection ahead
Road from right and/or left
Added lane
Two roads converge and merging movements are not required
Two lanes merge ahead
Traffic entering from right
Checkerboard
Road ends
Pavement ends
Continuation has gravel surface
Surface subject to icing
Bridge or roadway surface may be slippery at zero degrees Celsius°, slow down
Snowmobile crossing ahead
Cattle crossing ahead
Warns of T-intersection
Road turns sharply right and left
Playground ahead
When this sign has a km/h tab mounted underneath, it means that this speed is to be observed
Pedestrian crosswalk or corridor ahead
School bus stop ahead
Stop for bus with flashing lights
School crosswalk ahead
Chevron (arrowhead)
Posted in groups to guide drivers around sharp curves in the road
Slow moving vehicle
Mounted on the rear of vehicles that travel at speeds less than 40 km/h. It warns drivers approaching from behind to slow down. Highway work zones may also be equipped with photo speed enforcement.
Hazard close to the edge of the road
The downward lines show the side on which you may safely pass
Warning sign on overdimension loads or on escort vehicles