Be prepared for oncoming traffic. Adapt your speed to local visibility, the sharpness of the bend and whether the road is banked. Do not stop at places where visibility is restricted.
3. Double
bend, first to the Right
4. Double bend, first to the left
If there are more than two dangerous bends ahead,
the length of the danger zone is indicated on a supplementary sign in meters.
5. Steep
downhill
Your braking distance may be longer and your speed
faster than you think. The gradient will be indicated as a percentage.
6. Steep
hill uphill
Your overtaking distance may be longer and your
engine power will be weaker. The gradient will be indicated as a percentage.
7. Road
narrows on both sides
8. Road
narrows from right
9. Road
narrows from left
10. Right
carriageway closed
11. Right
carriageway closed
12. Diversion
13. Opening
or swing bridge ahead
14. Quayside or riverbank
End of your road ahead.
15. Tunnel
ahead No
stopping and turn on your headlights.
16. Maximum
height
17. Uneven Road
Poor road-grip could cause skids. Expect braking
distance to be longer than normal. Slow down.
18. Road
works ahead/ Men at work
Drive carefully. The road could be narrow and in poor
surface condition. Watch out for gravel or loose stones and workers on the road.
19. Ford
ahead
In the rainy season, this road is likely to be flooded.
20. Bridge ahead
21. Dip ahead
Finish overtaking well before the sign. Do not overtake
too close to the dip. Slow down.
22. Hump ahead
Slow down so that you do not lose control and damage
the vehicle.
23. Falling
rocks (or fallen rocks)
Be ready to encounter boulders on the road.
24. Loose
gravel or chippings
Slow down for oncoming traffic. Keep your distance from vehicles ahead. Do not overtake.
25. Junction ahead
26. Uneven road
Poor road-grip could cause skids. Expect braking distance to be longer than normal. Slow down.
27. T-Junction
ahead
How well can you see the junction? Give way to vehicles approaching from the left.