Road signs in Mongolia
Road signs in Mongolia are similar to the Russian road sign system. They ensure that transport vehicles move safely and in an orderly manner, and inform the participants of traffic built-in graphic icons. These icons are governed by the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic and Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals.[1]
Gallery[]
Warning signs[]
- Warning signs
Railroad crossing ahead
Lokomotif railroad Crossing ahead
Single track Railroad crossing
Multiple track Railroad crossing
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Level crossing countdown
Crossroads with priority to the right
T-junction
Y-junction
Circle road
Traffic light
Bend to the right
Bend to the left
Double bend, first to the right
Double bend, first to the left
Steep slope
Steep climb
Slippery road
Bumpy road
Bump
Loose gravel
Road narrow on both sides
Road narrow on right side
Road narrow on left side
Two-way traffic
Pedestrians
Zebra crossing
School zone
Bike crossing
Roadworks
Domestic animal Crossing
Wild animals crossing
Falling stone
Crosswinds
Low-flying aircraft
Tunnel
Congestion
Be careful
Direction of rotation
Direction of rotation
Direction of rotation
Direction of rotation
Direction of rotation
Prohibitory signs[]
- Prohibitory signs
No enter
Closed to all vehicles
No motorbike & Cars
No motorbike animal Drawn & tractors
No cars
No truck
No motorbike
No tractors
No trailers
No animal-drawn vehicles
No bike
No pedestrians
Weight limit
Weight limit per axle
Maximum height
Maximum width
Minimum safe following distance between vehicles
Maximum separation
Customs
Customs
No right turn
No left turn
No U-turn
No passing
End of no passing
No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
End of no passing by heavy goods vehicles
Maximum speed limit (50 km/h)
End of maximum speed limit (50 km/h)
No horns or motor noise
Clearway no Stopping
No parking Or waiting
De-restriction
No entry for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
No vehicles carrying explosive or readily inflammable substances
No vehicles carrying substance liable to cause water pollution
No motor
Priority signs[]
- Priority signs
Priority road
End of priority road
Crossroads with priority
Side road with priority
Side road with priority
Oblique side road with priority, from the right
Oblique side road with priority, from the left
Merging traffic, from the right
Merging traffic, from the left
Yield
Stop
Yield to oncoming traffic
Priority over oncoming traffic
Mandatory signs[]
- Mandatory signs
Proceed straight
Turn right
Turn right straight
Turn left
Turn left straight
Straight ahead or right turn permitted
Straight ahead or left turn permitted
Turn left or right
Keep right
Keep left
Pass either side
Circle road
Motor vehicle lane
Bike path
End of bike path
Pedestrians only
Minimum speed limit
End of minimum speed limit
Information signs[]
- Information signs
Motorway
End of motorway
Start of residential area
The end of the settlement
The beginning of the land
The end of the settlement
One-way street
End of one-way street
Turning to one-way road
Turning to one-way road
Driving directions in lanes
Driving directions in lanes
Driving directions in lanes
Driving directions in lanes
Driving directions in lanes
Driving directions in lanes
Lane Direction
Lane Direction
Beginning of the strip
Beginning of the strip
Beginning of the strip
Beginning of the strip
End of the strip
End of the strip
Bus lane
Traffic scheme
Place to turn
Parking lot
Bump
Crosswalk
Crosswalk
Pedestrian subway
Pedestrian subway
Footbridge
Footbridge
Bus stop
Taxi stop
Living zone
End of living zone
Advisory speed limit
School area
End of school area
General speed limit
Stop line
Advance directions
Advance directions
Advance directions
Advance directions
Direction cursor
Direction cursor
Direction cursor
Object name
Distances signpost
Detour scheme
Direction of turn
Direction of turn
Direction of turn
Service signs[]
- Service signs
First Aid Station
Hospital
Petrol station
Tool station
Car wash
Telephone
Restaurant
Drinking water
Hotel
Campground
City dwellers
Rest area
Car parking
Toilet gender
Fire extinguisher
Traffic police
Traffic police
Supplementary signs[]
- Supplementary signs
Stop ahead
Days of the week
Duration
References[]
- ^ "Road signs in Mongolia" (PDF). Road signs in Mongolia by adcidl.com. Retrieved 7 February 2019.
- Road stubs
- Road signs by country
- Road transport in Mongolia