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Section 2. Warning Signs Article 4. General Provisions (1) Warning signs inform drivers about the nature of the impending danger. Depending on the nature of the danger, the driver must adjust the speed of their vehicle to suit the situation. (2) Warning signs, except for signs 121 "Single-track railway" and 122 "Multi-track railway", are installed based on ..

Section 3. Priority Signs Article 6. General Provisions (1) Priority signs determine the order of passage at unregulated intersections, in unregulated crossing areas of carriageways, at railway crossings, on narrow sections of the road, and in other places where it becomes necessary. Article 7. Priority Signs and Their Meanings The following priority signs and their meanings a..

Section 4. Prohibitory Signs and Zone Signage Prohibitory Signs Article 8. General Provisions (1) Prohibitory signs establish prohibitions and restrictions, as well as modify and cancel them. (2) Prohibitory signs are only effective on the road where they are installed, unless otherwise indicated by signs 831–833 "Direction of Action". ..

Section 5. Mandatory Signs Article 12. General Provisions (1) Mandatory signs establish the proper order of road traffic. (2) Graphical images of mandatory signs are provided in Appendix 4 to the resolution. Article 13. Mandatory Signs and Their Meanings (1) The following mandatory signs and their meanings are established: ..

Section 6. Direction signs Article 14. General provisions (1) Direction signs inform about the features of mandatory traffic regulations, as well as the location of settlements and other objects. (2) Graphic images of direction signs are given in Appendix 5 to the resolution. Article 15. Direction signs and their meanings The following direction signs and their meanings ..

Section 7. Information Signs Article 16. General Provisions (1) Information signs provide information about possible routes and directions of movement, detour routes, and warn about traffic features. (2) A straight arrow, depicted on an information sign, indicates the direction of a turn on signs installed immediately before the turn, and a curved arrow indi..

Section 8. Service Signs Article 18. General Provisions (1) Service signs inform road users about the facilities located along the road. (2) A straight arrow on a service sign indicates the direction of the turn at signs placed immediately before the turn, whereas a curved arrow is used on signs located at a distance before the turn. (3) Graphical images of service signs are provided in Annex 7 to the resolution. Article 19. Service Signs and Their Meanings (1) The fol..

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Section 9. Additional Information Signs (Plates) Article 20. General Provisions (1) Plates clarify or limit the action of the signs under which they are installed. Plates 822–825 "Sign Action Zone" and 834 "Direction of movement with the right of priority passage or main road" can be located next to the sign. (2) In the absence of the necessary symbol on the plate, it can be replaced with text. (3) Graphic images of the plates are provided in Annex 8 to the resolution...

Section 2. Horizontal Marking Article 24. General Provisions (1) Horizontal marking - lines, arrows, inscriptions, or images applied to the road surface. (2) Other inscriptions and images (for example, images of road signs) that help to navigate in traffic but do not establish additional restrictions may be applied to the road surface, in addition to those considered in this regulation. (3) Horizontal marking is white, except for: 1) tempora..

Section 3. Vertical marking Article 26. General provisions (1) Vertical marking – alternating white and black stripes located at the edge of the road structure or placed on white posts are reflectors with a black inclined stripe or without it. (2) Graphic images of vertical marking are given in Appendix 9 to the resolution. Article 27. Vertical marking and its meaning The elements of vertical marking have the following meanings: ..

Requirements for Traffic Lights. Section 1. Article 28. Definition of a Traffic Light and Traffic Light Groups. General Requirements. (1) A traffic light is an electrical device used on the road to regulate traffic using light signals. (2) Traffic lights are divided into the following groups: 1) Traffic lights with round signals; 2) Traffic lights with arrows; 3) Traffic lights with an additional section; 4) Traffic li..

Article 10. Signals of the controller Image Description The raised hand of the controller prohibits the movement of road users. If the controller raises his hand up and indicates a stopping place, roa..