I'm not sure where you got your information from but your video has a ton of errors.... 0:28 - One Way signs are black and white with an arrow containing the words "ONE WAY" pointing either left or right (R6-1). I've never seen the "No Vehicles in Both Directions" sign... ever! 0:36 - Upright triangle with an exclamation point is NOT used in the U.S. 0:44 - There is no such thing as a No Overtaking sign. We use a rectangular black-on-white "DO NOT PASS" (R4-1) or pennant-shaped black-on-yellow "NO PASSING ZONE" (W14-3) sign. 1:00 - It should be noted that all regulatory signs like the No Left/Right Turn are rectangular in shape. 1:16 - End of All Restrictions sign is not used in the U.S... ever! 1:41 - Once again, upright triangles are not used in the U.S. What is used is a black-on-yellow diamond-shaped sign with the words "ROAD NARROWS" (W5-1) or "NARROW BRIDGE" (W5-2) 1:49 - Once again, upright triangles are not used in the U.S. You showed the correct warning sign for railroad crossing ahead at 1:23. These are clearly European/Geneva Convention signs. 1:56 - This sign is not used in the U.S. 2:05 - The upper signs are clearly European/Geneva Convention. The ones below are U.S. road signs. Pass on Either Side does not exist in the U.S. 2:20 - Once again, upright triangles are not used in the U.S. While Steep Ascent is not used, the other two are except the signs are black-on-yellow diamond shaped signs. 2:28 - These are not used in the U.S. Instead we typically use "END FREEWAY/EXPRESSWAY" on a yellow diamond-shaped sign. Signing the beginning of a freeway/expressway is inconsistent in the U.S. My home state of California puts "BEGIN FREEWAY" on a black-on-white rectangular sign. 2:37 - Blue circular signs and upright triangles are not used in the U.S. 2:44 - Once again upright triangles are not used in the U.S. Instead these signs would be black-on-yellow diamond-shaped signs. 2:55-3:14 - These pavement markings are not used in the U.S. No stopping at any time is indicated by the curb being painted red. I have no idea what the next two slides are supposed to illustrate. Once again, I have no idea where you got your information on U.S. road signs (and pavement markings) but many of the signs in your video appear to be European/Geneva Convention spec signs which the U.S. does not follow when it comes to road signs. Instead the U.S. has its own standards which are laid out in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices or MUTCD. This document is publicly available at mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/.
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I'm not sure where you got your information from but your video has a ton of errors....
0:28 - One Way signs are black and white with an arrow containing the words "ONE WAY" pointing either left or right (R6-1). I've never seen the "No Vehicles in Both Directions" sign... ever!
0:36 - Upright triangle with an exclamation point is NOT used in the U.S.
0:44 - There is no such thing as a No Overtaking sign. We use a rectangular black-on-white "DO NOT PASS" (R4-1) or pennant-shaped black-on-yellow "NO PASSING ZONE" (W14-3) sign.
1:00 - It should be noted that all regulatory signs like the No Left/Right Turn are rectangular in shape.
1:16 - End of All Restrictions sign is not used in the U.S... ever!
1:41 - Once again, upright triangles are not used in the U.S. What is used is a black-on-yellow diamond-shaped sign with the words "ROAD NARROWS" (W5-1) or "NARROW BRIDGE" (W5-2)
1:49 - Once again, upright triangles are not used in the U.S. You showed the correct warning sign for railroad crossing ahead at 1:23. These are clearly European/Geneva Convention signs.
1:56 - This sign is not used in the U.S.
2:05 - The upper signs are clearly European/Geneva Convention. The ones below are U.S. road signs. Pass on Either Side does not exist in the U.S.
2:20 - Once again, upright triangles are not used in the U.S. While Steep Ascent is not used, the other two are except the signs are black-on-yellow diamond shaped signs.
2:28 - These are not used in the U.S. Instead we typically use "END FREEWAY/EXPRESSWAY" on a yellow diamond-shaped sign. Signing the beginning of a freeway/expressway is inconsistent in the U.S. My home state of California puts "BEGIN FREEWAY" on a black-on-white rectangular sign.
2:37 - Blue circular signs and upright triangles are not used in the U.S.
2:44 - Once again upright triangles are not used in the U.S. Instead these signs would be black-on-yellow diamond-shaped signs.
2:55-3:14 - These pavement markings are not used in the U.S. No stopping at any time is indicated by the curb being painted red. I have no idea what the next two slides are supposed to illustrate.
Once again, I have no idea where you got your information on U.S. road signs (and pavement markings) but many of the signs in your video appear to be European/Geneva Convention spec signs which the U.S. does not follow when it comes to road signs. Instead the U.S. has its own standards which are laid out in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices or MUTCD. This document is publicly available at mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/.
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Nice ..hope this will help me to pass my driving test
I am from the USA and I havent even seen some of these signs lol
ha ha ha ha . but we took it from your road transport site.......
This one... mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ ?
Most of them are European (per the Geneva Convention)
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yeah we don't use Vienna Convention xd
hope this will help me to pass my driving test...................
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I doubt it. Most of the signs in this video do not exist in the United States.
thanks for your reply i got it from usa traffic site. can provide or suggest any site ... so we can pls place them in our video. thanks raj
Check out www.trafficsign.us. This site has a pretty comprehensive overview of all types of signs used in the U.S.
Quite different from the European road signs
exactly......
Almost half of these signs were european signs
good post