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    The document lists various road signs and their meanings used in India to regulate traffic and indicate restrictions, directions, and points of interest. It includes prohibition, mandatory instruction, warning signs as well as pavement markings for lanes, pedestrian crossings, stop lines and more. The signs and markings are intended to clearly guide drivers and pedestrians for safety and navigation on roads and at intersections.

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    The document lists various road signs and their meanings used in India to regulate traffic and indicate restrictions, directions, and points of interest. It includes prohibition, mandatory instruction, warning signs as well as pavement markings for lanes, pedestrian crossings, stop lines and more. The signs and markings are intended to clearly guide drivers and pedestrians for safety and navigation on roads and at intersections.

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    Straight Prohibited or No Entry

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    Kavi Kumar
    The document lists various road signs and their meanings used in India to regulate traffic and indicate restrictions, directions, and points of interest. It includes prohibition, mandatory instruction, warning signs as well as pavement markings for lanes, pedestrian crossings, stop lines and more. The signs and markings are intended to clearly guide drivers and pedestrians for safety and navigation on roads and at intersections.

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    Straight Prohibited or No Entry

    One Way Sign

    One Way Sign

    Vehicle Prohibited in Both Directions

    All Motor Vehicles Prohibited

    Truck Prohibited

    Bullock Cart Prohibited

    Tonga Prohibited

    Hand Cart Prohibited

    Cycle Prohibited

    Pedestrians Prohibited

    Right turn Prohibited

    Left Tturn Prohibited

    U-Turn Prohibited

    Overtaking Prohibited

    Horn Prohibited

    Bullock Cart & Cart Prohibited

    Length Limit

    Speed Limit

    Load Limit

    Height Limit

    Width Limit

    Axle Load Limit

    Restriction Ends Sign

    No Parking

    No Stopping or Standing

    Compulsory Ahead Only

    Compulsory Keep Left

    Compulsory Turn Left

    Compulsory Tturn Right

    Compulsory Turn Right Ahead

    Compulsory Turn Left Ahead

    Compulsory Ahead Compulsory Ahead Compulsory Cycle or Turn Left or Turn Right Track

    Compulsory Sound Horn

    Stop

    Give Way

    Right Hand Curve

    Left Hand Curve

    Right Hair Pin Bend

    Left Hair Pin Bend

    Right Reverse Bend

    Left Reverse Bend

    Steep Ascent

    Steep Descent

    Narrow Road Ahead

    Road Wideness Ahead

    Narrow Bridge Slippery Road

    Loose Gravel

    Cycle Crossing

    Pedestrian Crossing

    School Ahead

    Men at Work

    Cattle

    Falling Rocks

    Ferry

    Cross Road

    Gap in Median

    Side Road Right

    Side Road Left

    Y-Intersection

    Y-Intersection Y-Intersection

    T-Intersection

    Staggered Intersection

    Staggered Intersection

    Major Road Ahead

    Major Road Ahead

    Roundabout

    Dangerous Dip

    Hump or Rough Road

    Barrier Ahead

    200 Meters

    50-100 Meters

    200 Meters

    50-100 Meters

    Straight Prohibited

    One Way Sign

    One Way Sign

    Vehicle Prohibited in

    or No Entry

    Both Directions

    All Motor Vehicles Prohibited

    Truck Prohibited

    Bullock Cart Prohibited

    Tonga Prohibited

    Hand Cart Prohibited

    Cycle Prohibited

    Pedestrians Prohibited

    Right turn Prohibited

    Left Tturn Prohibited

    U-Turn Prohibited

    Overtaking Prohibited

    Horn Prohibited

    Bullock Cart & Cart Prohibited

    Length Limit

    Speed Limit

    Load Limit

    Height Limit

    Width Limit

    Axle Load Limit

    Restriction Ends Sign

    No Parking

    No Stopping or Standing

    Compulsory Ahead Only

    Compulsory Keep Left

    Compulsory Turn

    Compulsory Tturn

    Compulsory Turn

    Compulsory Turn

    Left

    Right

    Right Ahead

    Left Ahead

    Compulsory Ahead Compulsory Ahead Compulsory Cycle or Turn Left or Turn Right Track

    Compulsory Sound Horn

    Stop

    Give Way

    Advanced Direction Sign

    Re-Assurance Sign

    Destination Sign

    Place Identification Sign

    Hospital

    First Aid Post

    Resting Place

    Eating Place

    No Through Road

    No Through Side Road

    Park This Side

    Park This Both Side

    Parking Lot Taxis

    Parking Lot Auto rickshaws

    Parking Lot Cycle rickshaws

    Parking Lot Cycles

    Parking Lot Scooters and Motorcycle

    Barrier Ahead

    To start one sided vehicles To stop vehicles coming from front

    To stop vehicles approaching from behind To stop vehicles approaching simultaneously from front and behind

    To stop vehicles approaching simultaneously from right and left To start vehicle approaching from left

    To start vehicles coming from

    right To change sign

    To start

    one sided vehicles To start vehicles on T-Point

    To give VIP salute To manage vehicles on T-Point

    I intend to move in to the left or turn left

    I intend to move out to the right or changing the lane or turn right

    I intend to stop

    I intend to slow down

    Indicating the car following you to overtake

    Centre Line Marking For A Two Lane Road

    Lane Line And Broken Centre Line

    Centre Barrier Line Marking For A Four Lane Road Centre Barrier Line Marking For A Six Lane Road Double White/Yellow Lines: Used where visibility is restricted in both directions. Neither stream of traffic is allowed to cross the lines. Combination Of Solid And Broken Lines:

    If the line on your side is broken, you may cross or straddle it. OverTake - but only if it is safe to do so. If the line on your side is continious you must not cross or straddle it.

    Stop Line: A stop line is a single solid transverse line painted before the intersecting edge of the road junction/ intersection.This line indicates where you are required to stop when directed by traffic officer, traffic light of stop sign. Where a pedestrian crossing is provided, the stop line is marked before the pedestrian crossing. Give Way Line: The give way line is usually a double dotted line marked transversely at junctions. These lines are generally supplemented by a reverse triangle give way sign painted on the road surface before the dotted lines or by a road sign installed beside the marking. Give way to traffic on the main approaching road.

    Border or Edge Lines: These are continuous lines at the edge of the carriageway and mark the limits of the main carriageway upto which a driver can safely venture. Parking Prohibited Lines: A solid continuous yellow line painted on the kerb or edge of the carriageway along with a "No-parking" sign indicates the extent of no-parking area. Yellow Box Junctions or Keep Clear: These are yellow crossed diagonal lines within the box. The vehicles should cross it only if they have a clear space available ahead of the yellow box. In this marked area vehicles must not stop even briefly. Pedestrian Crossings These are alternate black and white stripes painted parallel to the road generally known as zebra crossing. Pedestrians must cross only at the point where these lines are provided and when the signal is in their favour at controlled crossings.You must stop and give way to pedestrians at these crossings. Pedestrian crossings are marked to facilitate and give the right of way to pedestrians.

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