Road signs in Turkey
Road signs in Turkey conform to the general pattern of those used in most other European countries.[1] They are regulated by the Trafik İşaretleri Elkitabi (Traffic Street Code).
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- Warning signs
- Curve to right
- Curve to left
- Double curve, first to right
- Double curve, first to left
- Steep descent
- Steep ascent
- Road narrows, both sides
- Road narrows, right side
- Road narrows, left side
- Opening or swing bridge
- Unprotected quayside
- Uneven road
- Slippery road
- Loose stones
- Falling rocks or debris
- Pedestrian crossing
- Children
- Cyclists
- Cattle
- Wild animals
- Roadworks
- Traffic signals
- Low-flying aircraft
- Crosswinds
- Two-way traffic
- Other dangers
- Crossroads without priority
- Crossroads with priority
- Side road with priority, to the right
- Side road with priority, to the left
- Merging traffic
- Merging traffic
- Roundabout
- Level crossing with barrier ahead
- Level crossing without barrier ahead
- Level crossing (single track)
- Level crossing (multiple track)
- Level crossing countdown marker (300m)
- Level crossing countdown marker (200m)
- Level crossing countdown marker (100m)
- Dangerous shoulder
- Ice or snow
- Traffic queues likely
- Trams crossing
- Tunnel ahead
- Regulatory signs
- Yield
- Stop
- Stop, children crossing
- Yield to oncoming traffic
- No entry
- Closed to all vehicles
- No entry for motor vehicles except motorcycles
- No entry for motorcycles
- No entry for cycles
- No entry for mopeds
- No entry for goods vehicles
- No entry for trailers
- No entry for pedestrians
- No entry for animal-drawn vehicles
- No entry for handcarts
- No entry for agricultural vehicles
- No entry for vehicles carrying explosive substances
- No entry for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
- No entry for vehicles carrying water pollutive substances
- No entry for power-driven vehicles
- No entry for power-driven or animal-drawn vehicles
- Width limit
- Height limit
- Length limit
- Axle mass limit
- Mass limit
- Maximum separation
- No right turn
- No left turn
- No U-turn
- No overtaking
- No overtaking by goods vehicles
- Maximum speed limit
- No audible warning devices
- Passing without stopping prohibited
- End of all local prohibitions
- End of speed limit
- End of overtaking prohibition
- End of overtaking prohibition by goods vehicles
- Turn right
- Turn left
- Proceed straight
- Proceed straight or turn right
- Proceed straight or turn left
- Turn right ahead
- Turn left ahead
- Keep right
- Keep left
- Roundabout
- Cycle path
- Pedestrian path
- Bridle path
- Minimum speed
- End of minimum speed
- Snow chains mandatory
- Turn left for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
- Proceed straight for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
- Turn right for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
- Information signs
- No through side road
- No through side road
- Detour
- Prescribed direction
- General speed limits
- Pedestrian crossing
- One-way traffic
- No through road
- Start of motorway
- End of motorway
- Start of controlled access road
- End of controlled access road
- Bus stop
- First aid post
- Breakdown service
- Public telephone
- Petrol station
- Hotel
- Restaurant
- Refreshments
- Picnic site
- Starting point of walks
- Camping site
- Caravan site
- Camping and caravan site
- Youth hostel
- Priority over oncoming traffic
- Priority road
- End of priority road
- Traffic radio information
- Pedestrian underpass
- Swimming pool
- Tunnel
- Escape lane
- Parking signs
- No parking
- No stopping
- Parking
- Additional signs
- Length
- Distance
- Side extension (of parking and stopping ban)
- Stop ahead
- Disabled parking
- Ice or snow
- Beginning (of parking and stopping ban)
- Ending (of parking and stopping ban)
- Continuation (of parking and stopping ban)
- Direction of priority road
- Direction of priority road
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