Read the road ahead.

Ease off before entering the bend, while you still have a clear view of the road.

Slow before the curve, not halfway through it, and keep to your lane.

Treat the first bend as a warning that another turn follows; do not accelerate out.

Look beyond the first left turn because the road changes direction again.

Choose a lower gear before the downhill stretch so the brakes do not do all the work.

Build a steady approach and leave extra space if traffic is moving slowly uphill.

Expect less room for passing traffic and avoid squeezing alongside another vehicle.

Move through the narrowed section smoothly and do not drift toward the centre.

Keep your line steady as the usable road space tightens from the left.

Be ready to stop if bridge signals or a barrier show that the crossing is opening.

The road may end at the water's edge; do not assume it continues straight ahead.

Reduce speed before the rough stretch to keep control and protect your tyres.

Slow before the raised section and cross it without sharp braking.

Keep your wheels on the paved carriageway; the edge may not support the vehicle.

Leave more space and avoid sudden steering or braking, especially when the road is wet.

Increase your following distance so stones from the vehicle ahead are less likely to hit you.

Watch the road and hillside, and do not stop beneath an unstable slope.

Scan both pavements and be ready to stop for someone approaching the crossing.

Expect a child to move suddenly near a school or play area; slow down and cover the brake.

Check mirrors and blind spots before turning because a cyclist may be beside you.

An animal may enter the road without warning; slow down and avoid a sudden swerve.

Look toward the verges at dusk and be prepared for an animal to cross.

Expect workers, temporary markings or a changed lane, and follow the temporary signals.

Ease off and prepare to stop; a signal may change before you reach it.

Approach ready to yield according to the junction rules; do not assume your road has priority.

A side road joins ahead; watch for vehicles entering from it.

Check the right-hand side road for traffic before continuing through the junction.

Watch for vehicles joining from the left and keep your approach controlled.

Slow down, read the entry markings and look for traffic already circulating.

Stay on your side and expect vehicles approaching in the opposite lane.

Check for a tram before crossing the tracks and never stop on the rails.

Stop when the barriers descend or warning signals activate; never go around them.

Slow down, look both ways and listen before crossing the tracks.

Cross only when you can see the track is clear and there is room beyond it.

After one train passes, check again for another train on the next track.

Use the marker to judge how close the railway crossing is as you approach.

Expect sudden aircraft noise or distraction and keep your attention on the road.

Hold the wheel firmly, especially when passing an exposed bridge or a large vehicle.

Switch on the required lights, increase following distance and do not stop inside.

Look for a supplementary plate or local conditions to learn what the hazard is.

This stretch has a history of crashes; slow down and leave room for mistakes.

Check mirrors and slow gradually because stopped traffic may be just ahead.

Increase the gap and use lights appropriate for the conditions so others can see you.

Slow down and follow responders' directions; do not stop to look.

At the junction, let traffic on the priority road pass before you enter.

Come to a complete stop at the line, then proceed only when the way is clear.

You are on the priority road, but still check for signs and signals at each junction.

Your priority-road status ends; reassess who has priority at the next junction.

Wait for approaching vehicles before entering the narrow section.

Use the narrow section only when oncoming traffic has cleared.

Do not enter from this end; find a permitted route in the other direction.

Do not drive into the closed section from either direction.

Check the exception carefully; an ordinary car must not enter.

If your vehicle is a goods vehicle, do not enter unless an exception is shown.

A vehicle towing a trailer must use another route unless its trailer is exempt.

Do not enter while towing a trailer; check the route before setting off.

Agricultural and self-propelled machines must take a different route.

Riders must not enter this signed section.

Dismounting does not turn this into a permitted cycling route; follow local directions.

A horse-drawn vehicle must not enter the signed road.

Do not take a handcart into this restricted section.

Use a separate footpath or crossing instead of walking into this road.

If the vehicle carries regulated dangerous goods, choose another route.

Match the pictograms on the sign to your vehicle before entering.

Measure the vehicle including its load before approaching the restriction.

Include roof loads when checking height, and turn back if you exceed the value.

Check the full vehicle or combination length, including its load.

Check the vehicle's loaded mass before entering the signed section.

A vehicle can exceed this limit on one axle even when its total mass seems acceptable.

Leave at least the displayed gap behind the vehicle ahead.

Choose another route before the junction; do not turn right here.

Continue in a permitted direction and find another place to turn left.

Do not turn back here; continue to a permitted turning place.

Stay behind the vehicle ahead until the restriction ends and it is safe to pass.

A goods vehicle over the displayed mass limit must not overtake here.

Treat the displayed number as the upper limit, not a target speed.

Keep moving through the restricted stretch; do not stop or park.

Do not leave the vehicle parked here; check whether a brief stop is treated differently.

Stop as required before proceeding, even if the road appears empty.

Do not sound the horn in this area unless an immediate danger makes it necessary.

The sign restriction ends, but pass only when the road ahead is clear and it is safe.

The restriction for the specified goods vehicles ends; check the road before passing.

The signed limit ends; continue to obey the next sign and general road conditions.

Restrictions introduced by signs end here; watch for any new signs ahead.

Pass the sign and continue straight; do not turn at the indicated point.

Position for the right turn before reaching the sign.

Move into the correct lane early and turn left as indicated.

Choose straight or right; a left turn is not permitted at this point.

Continue straight or turn left, following the lane markings.

Choose one of the two indicated turns; do not continue straight.

Keep the sign on your left as you pass it.

Keep the sign on your right as you pass it.

Follow the arrow and pass the obstruction on its right.

Follow the arrow and pass the obstruction on its left.

Choose either indicated side, then continue in the correct lane.

Follow the circular direction and yield as required at the entry.

Do not use this lane unless your vehicle is allowed by the sign and local rules.

Use the designated path and watch for other permitted riders.

The designated path ends; merge carefully and follow the next direction.

Walk on the designated path and keep clear of the carriageway.

The dedicated path ends; look for a safe continuation before stepping onto the road.

Keep to the part indicated for your type of travel and look out for others.

The shared path ends; check for a safe route before joining the road.

Keep at or above the displayed minimum when conditions and your vehicle allow.

The minimum-speed requirement ends; adjust to traffic and road conditions.

Fit chains to at least two driven wheels before continuing in snowy conditions.

Vehicles bearing the dangerous-goods sign must follow the indicated direction.

Study the lane arrows early so you are in the right lane before the junction.

Use the extra lane as signed and merge only when it is safe.

After the sign, travel only in the indicated direction.

Join using the acceleration lane and follow motorway rules from this point.

Prepare for a different road type and follow the next speed and junction signs.

Use the road only if your vehicle is permitted on this type of route.

Follow the rules for this express route and watch for the next junction.

The road type changes here; adjust to the signs and conditions ahead.

Leave the express-road conditions behind and prepare for the road ahead.

Switch on the required lights, keep distance and never reverse inside the tunnel.

Expect changing light and road conditions as you leave the tunnel.

You are entering a built-up area; check the applicable limits and watch for pedestrians.

The built-up area ends; follow the speed limit shown by the next sign.

The pictured sign's rule applies throughout the zone until its end is signed.

The pictured zone rule ends here; continue to follow other road signs.

Drive slowly and expect residents, children and pedestrians to share the space.

The residential-area rules end here; check what road type follows.

Approach the marked crossing carefully and give way as required to pedestrians.

A hospital is nearby; keep noise low and watch for people crossing.

Parking is available; check nearby signs for restrictions before leaving the vehicle.

Check the payment method and time conditions before parking.

Leave this space clear unless you are entitled to use it.

Expect passengers boarding or leaving and keep the stop area clear.

Look for passengers near the stop and do not block the boarding area.

Expect a bus to pull in or out and watch for passengers crossing.

Check that the required vignette is valid before using this road.

Check which payment applies to your vehicle before continuing.

Confirm the toll is paid for your vehicle and route before entering.

Keep the space available for an electric vehicle that needs to charge.

Use the area only for an emergency stop, not routine parking.

Park here and continue the journey using another transport option.

Use the sign to locate medical help if someone needs assistance.

An emergency medical unit is available at the indicated hospital.

A telephone is available nearby if you need to contact assistance.

A repair service is available ahead; plan a safe stop before taking the exit.

A car wash is available at the indicated location.

A fuel station is ahead; check your range and plan a safe stop.

Stop at the information point to get local route and visitor guidance.

Accommodation is available at the indicated place.

A restaurant is available nearby; park only in a designated space.

A cafe is available at the indicated location.

The campsite is intended for tents; check its facilities before stopping.

A campsite for touring caravans is available at the indicated place.

The site accommodates tents and touring caravans.

A tourist base is available nearby; follow the indicated access route.

Use the designated area to take a break rather than stopping on the road.

The walking route starts here; check for a safe place to leave the vehicle.

Drinking water is available at the indicated point.

Toilet facilities are available at the indicated location.

A taxi service or taxi area is available nearby.

Use the separated crossing instead of walking across the carriageway.

Read the displayed vehicle-specific speeds and follow the one that applies to you.

Check the displayed status before entering the mountain pass.

Follow the posted limit; automated equipment may monitor traffic here.

A charging station is available; check connector and access details before stopping.

Hydrogen refuelling is available at the indicated station.

Read the destinations early and choose your lane before the junction.

Use the destination shown to plan your turn before reaching the junction.

Follow the diversion arrow and watch for the temporary route to continue.

Move into the indicated lane before the turn, not at the last moment.

If the pictured vehicle applies to you, follow its indicated route.

Use the board to confirm your destination and lane before proceeding.

Follow the arrow for the route or destination it identifies.

Follow the route toward the ferry and check the local boarding instructions.

Use the indicated place to turn around instead of making a sudden U-turn.

Check that the destination is still on your route before continuing.

Use the site name to identify the nearby place or landmark.

The road you are crossing does not continue through; plan your turn accordingly.

This route ends ahead, so choose it only if the destination is along it.

A new lane starts ahead; check markings and merge safely if you need it.

The lane ends ahead; merge early when there is a safe gap.

The route crosses into the opposite carriageway; follow the markings carefully.

The lane includes an emergency stopping area; do not treat it as a normal travel lane.

The displayed speed is a recommendation for the road conditions ahead.

Use the route number to confirm you are following the planned motorway.

Match the road number to your route before taking a turn.

The international route number helps you stay on the long-distance route.

Use the marker to identify your location when reporting a breakdown or emergency.

Follow the route number to stay on the signed international cycle route.

Use the number to stay on the signed national cycling route.

Read the distance with the main sign to know how far ahead it applies.

The main sign's condition continues for the displayed length.

The restriction begins here; check the main sign and do not stop or park in the zone.

The restriction continues through this stretch; it has not ended yet.

The marked restriction ends here; check for any other signs before stopping.

The main sign applies to the vehicle type shown on this plate.

The pictured vehicle is excluded from the main sign's restriction.

The stop sign is ahead by the displayed distance; prepare to stop there.

The arrow shows the direction in which the main sign's rule applies.

The main sign applies during the hours shown on this plate.

The main sign or service is in the direction indicated by the arrow.

Park in the orientation shown so the space is used as intended.

The priority road follows the path shown; do not assume it continues straight.

The main sign applies in the winter conditions indicated by this plate.

The main sign applies when it is raining or the road surface is wet.

The main sign applies on working days; check local hours and exceptions.

The main sign applies on non-working days; check local hours and exceptions.

Read the text with the main sign because it explains the local condition.

A vehicle left in violation may be removed; follow the parking restriction.

A vehicle parked in violation may be immobilised; follow the posted restriction.