Summary of Road Traffic Control Devices, Table
- Summary of Road Traffic Control Devices, Table
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Signs Guide
Regulatory Numbered highway route marker
Stop Junction marker
Yield Bypass/alternate/business/truck route marker
Speed limit Detour
Minimum speed Trail blazer
Turn prohibition Destination
Lane use control Street name
Passing Motorist services
Do Not Enter Mile post
Wrong Way Parking/rest/scenic areas
One Way Expressway and freeway
Parking
Weight limit
Markings
Warning Pavement and curb marking
Curve Object marking
Intersection Delineation
Stop/Yield/Signal Ahead Coloured pavement
Merge
Divided highway
Signals
Bump/Dip/Hill Vehicle traffic
Advisory speed Pedestrian
Soft Shoulder Lane use
Slippery When Wet Bridge
Railroad-highway grade crossing
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