What is the meaning of traffic signs?

Traffic signs convey road traffic safety information in the form of pictures and words, so that motor vehicle drivers can abide by the road traffic safety law.

Traffic signs are mainly divided into:

Warning signs, driving on complex roads: steep slopes, sharp turns, narrow roads, in front of schools. Remind motorists to drive safely.

No sign: No parking, speeding and overtaking are allowed on this section, and the time for vehicles to pass through this section is limited.

Indicating sign: Instruct the driver of a motor vehicle to drive in the indicated direction and route or park the vehicle in the parking lot.

There are also signs such as tourist attractions and gas stations.

The meaning of different shapes of road traffic signs: (1) Square: used for guiding signs, partial warning, prohibition and indication signs, tourist area signs, auxiliary signs, notice signs, etc. (2) equilateral triangle: used as a warning sign; (3) Circle: used for prohibition and indication; (4) Inverted equilateral triangle: used to mark "deceleration and yield"; (5) Octagonal: used as a "stop and yield" prohibition sign; (6) Fork: Used as a warning sign of "Railway Crossing Fork Sign".