Fascinating. I thought the signs were a bit more standartized than that. From what I can tell those(red-yellow/white-yellow) are supposed to be the same sign, but with different enough meaning to cause trouble, ie if I were to travel through Sweden and stayed for the night in a hotel with one of those I’d go right in without a second thought. Not a fan of clarification signs though, as in the same scenario I wouldn’t be able to read them, it’s actually one thing I find very annoying riding around caucasus countries that all information signs are not only in different languages, but in different scripts as well.
They’re all red and yellow.
If there are any exceptions or conditions for various signs, it will be explicitly stated.
Places with factories might have the sign with text under “except permissable traffic”.
As far as signs go. There’s no sign with red border you can ever “ignore”.
This sign means cars and motorcyles are not allowed. With the additional sign stating an exception “not applicable for residents and transports”
Fascinating. I thought the signs were a bit more standartized than that. From what I can tell those(red-yellow/white-yellow) are supposed to be the same sign, but with different enough meaning to cause trouble, ie if I were to travel through Sweden and stayed for the night in a hotel with one of those I’d go right in without a second thought. Not a fan of clarification signs though, as in the same scenario I wouldn’t be able to read them, it’s actually one thing I find very annoying riding around caucasus countries that all information signs are not only in different languages, but in different scripts as well.