Draft:Road signs in San Marino

Road signs in San Marino are regulated by Codice della strada del 2008, and are established by article 28 of it. Road signs in San Marino have the same shapes and colors as those used in Italy due to the country being entirely surrounded by Italy. They are divided into:

1. Warning signals;
2. Priority signs;
3. Level crossing signs;
4. Prescription signs with the exception of those concerning the right of way, stop and parking;
5. Indication signs;
6. Signs concerning stops and parking;
7. Signs of integration.

Gallery

Warning signs

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  Uneven road
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  Bumps in the road
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  Dip
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  Bend, to right
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  Bend, to left
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  Double bend, first to right
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  Double bend, first to left
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  Level crossing with barrier or gate ahead
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  Level crossing without barrier or gate ahead
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  Single Level crossing
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  Multiple level crossing
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  Trams crossing ahead
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  Pedestrian crossing ahead
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  Bicycle crossing ahead
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  Steep hill downwards
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  Steep hill upwards
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  Road narrows
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  Road narrows on right
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  Road narrows on left
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  Opening or swing bridge ahead
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  Dangerous verges
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  Slippery road
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  Children
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  Cattle
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  Wild animals
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  Two-way traffic
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  Roundabout ahead
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  Quayside or river bank
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  Loose chippings
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  Falling rocks from right
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  Falling rocks from left
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  Traffic lights
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  Horizontal traffic lights
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  Low-flying aircraft
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  Side winds
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  Risk of fire
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  Other danger
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  Level crossing countdown marker (placed under the triangular warning sign, usually 150 m before crossing)
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  Level crossing countdown marker (placed at two-thirds of the distance from the crossing, usually 100 m)
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  Level crossing countdown marker (placed at one-third of the distance from the crossing, usually 50 m)

Temporary signs

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  Road works
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  Uneven road
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  Road narrows
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  Road narrows on right
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  Road narrows on left
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  Loose chippings
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  Two-way traffic
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  Traffic lights
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  Other danger

Priority signs

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  Give Way
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  Stop and give way
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  Crossroads with right-of-way from the right
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  Give priority to vehicles from opposite direction
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  Priority road
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  End of priority road
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  Crossroads
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  Junction with a minor side-road from right
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  Junction with a minor side-road from left
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  Merging traffic from right
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  Merging traffic from left
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  Traffic has priority over oncoming vehicles

Prescription signs with the exception of those concerning the right of way, stop and parking

Prohibition signs

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  Restricted vehicular access
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  No entry for vehicular traffic
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  No overtaking
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  Minimum distance
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  Maximum speed 50 km/h
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  No use of horns
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  No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
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  No animal-drawn vehicles
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  No pedestrians
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  No bicycles
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  No motorcycles
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  No handcarts
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  No motor vehicles with four or more wheels, motorized tricycles and motorised quadricycles
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  No buses
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  No large goods vehicles
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  No large goods vehicles over weight shown
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  No vehicles with trailer
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  No tractors
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  No vehicles carrying dangerous goods
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  No vehicles carrying explosives or flammable goods
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  No vehicles carrying goods which could pollute water
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  No vehicles over width shown
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  No vehicles over height shown
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  No vehicles over length shown
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  Maximum weight in tonnes
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  Axle weight limit in tonnes
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  Derestriction
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  End of maximum speed
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  End of no overtaking
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  End of no overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
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  No parking on side where sign is placed. Without additional inscriptions, it is valid from 8 am to 8 pm on urban roads while on extra-urban roads it is valid at all times.
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  No stopping on the side where sign is placed
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  Parking space reserved for vehicles used by people with disabilities
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  Parking place
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  Parking ahead in the direction of the arrow
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  No parking at all times in front of vehicular access to the side properties
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  Parking prohibited at certain times and allowed in others

Mandatory signs

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  Drive straight
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  Turn right
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  Turn left
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  Right turn only ahead
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  Left turn only ahead
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  Right or left turn only ahead
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  Drive straight or turn right
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  Drive straight or turn left
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  Keep right
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  Keep left
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  Pass either side
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  Roundabout
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  Minimum speed
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  End of minimum speed
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  Snow chains compulsory
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  Customs
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  Stop, Police roadblock
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  Stop, pay toll
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  Pedestrian lane
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  End of pedestrian lane
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  Cycle lane
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  End of cycle lane
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  Shared path
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  End of shared path
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  Segregated pedestrian and cycle path
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  End of segregated pedestrian and cycle path
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  Bridleway
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  End of bridleway

Indication signs

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  Motorway direction
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  Primary or secondary road direction
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  Urban area direction
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  Detour
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  Direction to tourist attraction
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  Directions in urban areas
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  Directions at a roundabout in urban areas. The green panel indicates a motorway
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  Directions on a main highway (formerly used )
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  Directions on a main highway with lane canalization
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  Directions on a motorway
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  Overhead directional sign
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  Motorway number sign
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  Motorway spur number sign (not an official road sign but it is used)
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  International tunnel number sign
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  State highway number sign
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  Regional road number sign
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  Provincial road number sign
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  Municipal road number sign
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  European road number sign
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  Highway location marker
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  Intermediate highway location marker with hectometre shown in roman numerals (in the example the sign is placed at the kilometre 24.8 of the road)
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  Motorway location marker and distance from the exit shown (horizontal version)
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  Motorway location marker and distance from the service area (vertical version)
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  Main highway location marker and distances from next destinations
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  Number of overpass along a motorway
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  Destination that can be reached from next exit on a motorway or an expressway
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  Town sign: start of urban area (50 km/h speed limit and no use of horn)
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  Town sign: start of urban area where electric micromobility is being experimented (50 km/h speed limit, no use of horn and particular caution to cyclists and motorized scooters)
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  Town sign (frazione): start of urban area (50 km/h speed limit and no use of horn)
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  End of urban area, with distances to other towns (end of 50 km/h speed limit and of the prohibition of using horn)
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  Provincial boundary sign (roads other than motorways)
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  Provincial boundary sign (motorway)
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  Regional boundary sign (roads other than motorways)
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  Regional boundary sign (motorway)
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  Direction to motorway
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  Motorway distance sign
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  Direction to service shown in urban areas (in the example municipal police)
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  Street name sign
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  Street name sign with one way
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  Municipality boundary name sign
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  River sign
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  Directions to campsite and beach
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  Directions to tourist destinations
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  Direction to an industrial zone
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  Directions in an industrial area
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  Hotel information centre ahead
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  information about hotels
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  Direction to hotels ahead
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  Directions to hotels
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  Hospital(formerly used )
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  Pedestrian crossing
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  School bus stop. If the sign is mounted on a bus it means that bus is used as a school bus
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  Emergency telephone (formerly used )
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  Pedestrian underpass
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  Pedestrian overpass
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  Pedestrian ramp
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  No through road
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  No through road (side road)
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  Advisory speed limit
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  End of advisory speed limit
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  Fast-traffic highway, only motor vehicles allowed
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  End of road reserved for motor vehicles
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  Tunnel (roads other than motorways)
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  Tunnel (motorways)
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  Bridge (roads other than motorways)
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  Bridge (motorways)
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  Home Zone Entry
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  End of Home Zone
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  Pedestrian zone
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  End of pedestrian zone
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  Restricted vehicular traffic zone
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  End of restricted vehicular traffic zone
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  Start of a 30 km/h zone
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  End of a 30 km/h zone
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  Bicycle crossing
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  Semi-direct left turn
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  Indirect left turn
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  Possibility of reversing the direction of travel (roads other than motorways)
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  Possibility of reversing the direction of travel (motorways)
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  Breakdown bay. The background is green on motorway
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  Breakdown bay with emergency telephone. The background is blue in roads other than motorway
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  Use of lanes on extra-urban roads (example)
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  Bus lane on urban road (example)
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  Bus lane on urban road (example)
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  Use of lanes on motorways
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  End of lane. The background is green on motorway
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  Increase in the number of lanes. The background is green on motorway
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  Motorway. If the symbol of motorway is used inside other information signs it has a squared shape ()
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  Motorway ahead with a summary of transit restrictions
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  Motorway ends
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  Expressway. If the symbol of expressway is used inside other information signs it has a squared shape ()
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  Expressway ahead with a summary of transit restrictions
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  Expressway ends
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  One-way traffic (right)
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  One-way traffic (left)
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  One-way traffic
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  Advised direction for trucks ahead
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  Advised direction for trucks
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  General speed limit (installed at national borders)
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  Information about road condition of passes: road open
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  Information about road condition of passes: road open and mandatory snow chains
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  Information about road condition of passes: road open and advised snow chains
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  Information about road condition of passes: road closed
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  Information about road condition of passes: road closed after the town shown and mandatory snow chains
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  Information about road condition of passes: road closed after the town shown and advised snow chains
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  First aid
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  Repairs
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  Telephone(formerly used )
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  Petrol station
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  Petrol station with LPG
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  Bus stop
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  Tram stop
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  Information centre
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  Youth hostel
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  Picnic site
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  Camping site
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  Local radio information. The background is blue in roads other than motorway
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  Hotel
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  Refreshments
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  Restaurant
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  Park and ride (bus station)
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  Park and ride (tramway)
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  Park and ride (train or underground)
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  Park and ride (hiking trail)
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  Motorail services
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  Motorail services with sleeper
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  Taxi stop
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  Sewage discharge
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  Car ferries
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  Services in motorway service area (plus distance from the next area)

Additional panels

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  Distance (in meters)
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  Distance (in kilometers)
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  Length of a danger or a prescription (in meters)
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  Length of a danger or a prescription (in kilometers)
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  Timetable: the sign applies all day
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  Timetable: the sign between the hours shown
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  Timetable: the sign between the hours shown but only in holidays (represented by the cross)
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  Timetable: the sign between the hours shown but only in working days (represented by the two hammers crossed)
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  The sign applies only to the category shown (in the example semi-trailer trucks)
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  The sign doesn't apply to the category shown (in the example buses)
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  Beginning of a danger or a prescription (vertical)
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  Continual of a danger or a prescription (vertical)
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  End of a danger or a prescription (vertical)
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  Beginning of a danger or a prescription (horizontal)
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  Continual of a danger or a prescription (horizontal)
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  End of a danger or a prescription (horizontal)
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  No road markings or road markings work in progress
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  Road accident
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  Crossing of railway linking tracks: the trains move very slowly and usually with the presence of a flagger (this crossing is not considered a level crossing).
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  Snow removal vehicle at work
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  Road subject to flooding
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  Queue
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  Construction vehicles at work
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  In case of snow or ice
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  In case of rain
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  Slow moving vehicle ahead
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  Tow-away zone
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  Lane sign: an overhead sign applies only to te lane pointed out by this arrow.
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  Hairpin turn ahead
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  Number of hairpin turn
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  Road cleaning
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  Road cleaning during times shown
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  Direction of main road (example). It is used with priority sign
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  Direction of main road (example). It is used with priority sign
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  Direction of main road (example). It is used with priority sign
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  No parking during road cleaning operations
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  Mandatory direction for vehicle carrying dangerous goods
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  Mandatory direction ahead for trucks
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  No trucks

Complementary signage

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  Reflexion posts (left and right) on two-way roads
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  Reflexion posts (left and right) on one-way roads
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  Chevron marker (turn right)
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  Chevron marker (turn left)
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  T-intersection marker
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  Chevron marker (singular)
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  Chevron maker (red singular)
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  Chevron marker (temporary)