The yield sign requires drivers to slow down and give priority to vehicles on the intersecting road without necessarily stopping.

This sign requires a full stop regardless of traffic, ensuring safety and clear visibility at potentially dangerous intersections.

This sign ensures safe passage through narrow roads by giving priority to traffic from the opposite direction.

The “Driving Forbidden” sign marks a total restriction zone, often used in pedestrian zones or restricted areas.

This restriction is commonly used in environmentally protected or high-foot-traffic areas where only mopeds are allowed.

This selective prohibition is used where space or safety constraints allow only lighter, more maneuverable motorcycles.

This is used in noise-sensitive or traffic-controlled zones where motorcycle access is restricted.

This safety measure prevents tailgating and is often used in tunnels, bridges, or fog-prone areas.

“No Parking” allows short stops for loading/unloading or letting passengers in/out but prohibits leaving your vehicle unattended.

This strict restriction ensures traffic flow or visibility is not obstructed; used in tight or high-risk areas.

Garage entrances must be kept clear at all times to allow access for the property owner or emergency use.