Traffic Signs Collection

Motorway traffic cones. Row of traffic cones being used to manage traffic on a motorway

Signpost in Quin, County Clare, Ireland, Europe

Traffic sign, Campo Imperatore, Gran Sasso National park, Abruzze, Italy

Some of the many signs which have appeared in the streets of Cardiff City Centre in the last few years. The sign here in St Mary Street is warning motorists of waiting restrictions. 2nd October 1964

Handmade Sign Boards. 40s

Free for residents, Twann village, Lake Bieler See, Canton Bern, Switzerland, Europe

Moose warning sign, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Traffic sign, priority road, stop here at red light

Crazy road signs, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

Sign, speed limit 60 km h, northern Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Street lamps and a stop sign

A man looking at a 30 miles per hour speed limit sign in Birchwood, Kent. 1938

Speed limit signs in Farningham, Kent. 1939

Road signs obscured by the over grown hedges in Farningham, Kent. 1937

Road sign, curvy road, Outback, Uluru, Northern Territory, Australia

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"Navigating the Road: A Global Perspective on Traffic Signs" Motorway traffic cones guide drivers through construction zones, ensuring safety and smooth flow of traffic. In Quin, County Clare, Ireland, a signpost stands tall, pointing travelers in the right direction amidst picturesque European landscapes. Handmade sign boards from the 40s add a touch of nostalgia to roadsides, reminding us of simpler times. Campo Imperatore in Gran Sasso National Park showcases a traffic sign that blends seamlessly with nature's beauty in Abruzze, Italy. Cardiff City Centre streets are adorned with an array of signs that provide essential information and guidance to both residents and visitors alike. Twann village in Lake Bieler See offers free parking for its residents as indicated by welcoming traffic signs in Canton Bern, Switzerland. Norway's scenic roads feature moose warning signs to alert drivers about potential encounters with these majestic creatures in Scandinavia. Controversial yet thought-provoking is the yield-sign featuring a minaret near Telfs, Tyrol—a symbol of cultural diversity and dialogue across Europe. Speed limits are enforced even in remote areas like northern Norway where a simple road sign reminds motorists to stay within 60 km/h for everyone's safety. Once again highlighting wildlife awareness, moose warning signs dot Norwegian roadsides—promoting responsible driving practices throughout Scandinavia. From serene European countryside settings to bustling city centers and reminders of cultural diversity or wildlife encounters.