The Ultimate China Road Guide – Road Signs
There is a traffic sign in China. In order to understand them and feel safe, one definitely does not need to be able to speak Mandarin. Road signs in China include many internationally recognized symbols to protect visitors to China from using the roads. Road signs in China are standardized traffic signs, as in other countries, special in Germany, but usually. Here are some for the traffic signs in other traffic.
| Regulatory signs | Warning signs | Road names & motorway signs | |||
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Stop! |  |
Keep save distance |  |
500 m left: Nanjing Road. Straight on: G2. Right: Dongbei Road |
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Give way |  |
Oncoming traffic |  |
Zhaitang City |
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No overtaking |  |
Emergency Lane |  |
National Highway sign G105 |
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Horns prohibited |  |
Obstacle |  |
Provincial Highway S203 |
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Control |  |
Crossroad |  ·
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County Highway X008 |
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Costum |  |
Offset road junction |  |
Rural Highway Y002 |
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Speed limit zone |  |
Double curve, with turn right first, then left |  |
2km bis Nanzhi Road, 15 km Bayi Road, 25 km bis zur G101 |
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No stopping zone |  |
Multiple curve |  |
National expressway |
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Minimum speed limit |  |
Falling rocks or debris on left |  |
Provincial expressway |
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High-occupancy vehicle lane |  |
Slow |  |
Freeway exit |
