Road signs in Los Bay Petros

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Road signs in Los Bay Petros standards were adopted from various road standards such as MUTCD, German standards, and Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals standards. Although a number of changes over the years have introduced some slight deviations that suit local road conditions (such as fonts). Road signs in Los Bay Petros conform to the local Traffic and Driving code under authority of the CPA-CTP.

Los Bay Petrosian signs depict classical silhouetted persons.

Warning signs

Warning signs warn of possible dangers or unusual conditions ahead and alert motorists on the hazards to expect. They are similar to the United States design, in that they are black on an amber (orangish yellow) background, and are diamond shaped.

  • Sharp bend

    Sharp bend

  • Sharp curve (right)

    Sharp curve (right)

  • Sharp curve (left)

    Sharp curve (left)

  • Double curve

    Double curve

  • Series of bends

    Series of bends

  • 4 way junction

    4 way junction

  • T junction

    T junction

  • Danger ahead

    Danger ahead

  • Two-way traffic

    Two-way traffic

  • Merge

    Merge

  • Traffic light ahead

    Traffic light ahead

  • Roadwork ahead

    Roadwork ahead

  • School

    School

  • Falling rocks

    Falling rocks

  • Slippery roads

    Slippery roads

  • Steep hill

    Steep hill

There is also some of the Los Bay Petrosian standards uses the European triangles with a red border signs.

  • Pedestrian crossing ahead

    Pedestrian crossing ahead

  • Tram crossing

    Tram crossing

  • Tunnel ahead

    Tunnel ahead

  • Railway crossing

    Railway crossing

  • Chevron bend sign

    Chevron bend sign

Regulatory signs

Regulatory signs either give positive instructions, i.e. Mandatory signs, or indicate a prohibition, i.e. Prohibitionary signs. Many regulatory signs are accompanied by supplementary plates that provides interdependent exceptions to the rule, or indicates additional instruction or information to facilitate understanding of the rule implemented.

Mandatory signs

Mandatory signs are generally circular with a white border and symbol on a blue background. They usually indicate something all drivers must do (e.g. keep left) or a facility available to certain classes of traffic (e.g. pedal cycles only).

  • Go straight

    Go straight

  • Keep left

    Keep left

  • Roundabout

    Roundabout

  • Turn left

    Turn left

  • Turn right

    Turn right

  • Shared path

    Shared path

The exceptions are the octagonal red STOP sign, the triangular GIVE WAY sign and the various mandatory STOP signs that are circular and have a red border.

  • Give way

    Give way

  • Stop for check

    Stop for check

  • Stop

    Stop


Prohibitionary signs

Prohibitory signs, which generally tell drivers what they must not do, are mostly circular and have a red border. The red ring indicates the prohibition; diagonal bars are used only on signs which prohibit a specific manoeuvre, i.e. banned left or right turns and U-turns, or a certain class of vehicle, i.e. lorries.

  • No left turn

    No left turn

  • No right turn

    No right turn

  • No u-turn

    No u-turn

  • No overtaking

    No overtaking

  • No parking

    No parking

  • No parking (Alternate)

    No parking (Alternate)

  • No waiting or stopping

    No waiting or stopping

  • Speed limit (usually on National Routes)

    Speed limit (usually on National Routes)

  • Speed limit (usually on Autoroutes

    Speed limit (usually on Autoroutes

  • Width limit

    Width limit

  • Height limit

    Height limit

  • No entry

    No entry

  • No vehicles

    No vehicles


Information signs

Information signs are signs that may be mounted to indicate a certain condition or nature of the road ahead that motorists need to take note. They are independent of existing mandatory and prohibitive signs. Such signs are usually white or blue and rectangular in shape.

  • Parking

    Parking

  • One way

    One way

  • Dead end

    Dead end

  • Autoroute starts

    Autoroute starts

  • Autoroute ends

    Autoroute ends

  • Turn left (without using traffic lights)

    Turn left
    (without using traffic lights)

  • Turn left (No turn left if traffic light on red)

    Turn left
    (No turn left if traffic light on red)

  • Milestone

    Milestone

  • Speed camera

    Speed camera

Directional signs

  • Signs indicating destinations reached via autoroutes have white lettering on a blue background.
  • Signs indicating destinations reached via other roads have white lettering on a green background.
  • Signs indicating local destinations have black lettering on a white background.
  • Signs indicating recreational facilities and landmarks have white lettering on a brown background.

Roads

  • Road name

    Road name

  • At the junction

    At the junction

  • Intersection

    Intersection

  • Intersection (On National Routes)

    Intersection (On National Routes)

  • Distance sign (On National Routes)

    Distance sign (On National Routes)

  • Roundabout intersection

    Roundabout intersection

  • Intersection (Alternate)

    Intersection (Alternate)

  • Intersection (Alternate)/Dual carriageway

    Intersection (Alternate)/Dual carriageway

Autoroute

  • Autoroute sign

    Autoroute sign

  • Autoroute entry sign (at a junction)

    Autoroute entry sign (at a junction)

  • Autoroute entry sign

    Autoroute entry sign

  • Entrance for ePay users only

    Entrance for ePay users only

  • No hitchiking

    No hitchiking

  • Toll plaza 1 km ahead

    Toll plaza 1 km ahead

  • Toll plaza 500m ahead

    Toll plaza 500m ahead

  • ePay user lanes (on toll plaza)

    ePay user lanes (on toll plaza)

  • e-toll user lanes (on toll plaza)

    e-toll user lanes (on toll plaza)

  • Exit (1000m)

    Exit (1000m)

  • Exit (500m)

    Exit (500m)

  • Exit (Take next left)

    Exit (Take next left)

  • Exit to another Autoroute (2000m)

    Exit to another Autoroute (2000m)

  • Exit to another Autoroute (1000m)

    Exit to another Autoroute (1000m)

  • Exit to another Autoroute (500m)

    Exit to another Autoroute (500m)

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