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Pedestrian crossing
Traffic Signs
Traffic Signs are an essential part of any traffic system. They warn you about hazards you may meet on the road ahead, tell you rules you must obey, restrictions you must abide by and give you useful information and indications about the road.
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Some common traffic signs are available below:
Warning Signs
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Road works
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Slippery road
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Hump bridge
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Steep ascent
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Dangerous descent
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Cross wind
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Signal Lights ahead
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Roundabout
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Two-way traffic across one-way road
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Two-way traffic ahead
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Road narrows on right
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Right Bend
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Side road on the right
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Oblique side road on the left
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Double bend first to right
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Sharp deviation of route
Priority and Intersections Signs
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"Give way" sign
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"Stop" sign
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Give way to oncoming traffic
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Priority over oncoming traffic
Prohibitiory Signs
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Prohibition of turning to the left
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Prohibition of passing without stopping
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No overtaking
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Vehicular traffic prohibited in both directions
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No entry
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No entry for pedestrians
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No entry for goods vehicles
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No entry for vehicles more than 2 metres wide
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No entry for vehicles having an overall height exceeding 3.5 metres
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Prohibition of audible
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Speed limit
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End of prohibition or restriction
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No Parking
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No Parking No Standing
Mandatory Signs
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Keep left
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Pass either side
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Straight ahead
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Turn right only
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Compulsory roundabout
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Compulsory route for bicycle
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Compulsory route for buses
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Compulsory minimum speed
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End of Compulsory minimum speed
Indication Signs
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Hump
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One way traffic
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No throught road
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Parking
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Hospital
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Motorway
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Speed Camera Ahead
Temporary indications of dangers and restrictions
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Men at work, beware
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Deviation direction
Signs with Indication Panels
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Parking prohibited before this sign
Road Markings
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Continuous white lines, vehicles not permitted to cross lines
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Broken lines, vehicles permitted to cross lines for overtaking purposes
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Hazard lines, approach to section of road presenting a particular danger, vehicles must take care when overtaking
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Permissive lines, vehicles on lane nearer to broken line may cross/overtake
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Zigzag lines, warn drivers that they are approaching a pedestrian crossing
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Single Yellow lines, allowed to stop for taking up passengers or for loading and unloading purposes
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Double Yellow lines, not allowed to stop or park
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Stop lines
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Pedestrian crossing
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Yellow boxes, must not enter the box until your exit road or lane is clear
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Paid Parking zones
« Le guide complet du conducteur »
de Barlen Munusami.
Barlen MUNUSAMI s’est joint à la force policière en 1989. Il détient un BSc en Police Studies de
l’Université de Maurice et Portsmouth, un Certificate in Traffic Management and Road Safety de l’Université
de St Petersbourg, Russie et un MA en Communication et Relations Publiques de l’Université de Maurice.
Il est un formateur agréé par la MQA (Mauritius Qualifications Authority) en conduite défensive et
Road Safety & Traffic Regulations. Il est maîtreconférencier spécialiste des aspects légaux du trafic
routier (Road Traffic Act). Marié et père de deux enfants, Barlen Munusami anime régulièrement des
causeries et des ateliers sur la sécurité routière à Maurice.
« THE COMPLETE DRIVER'S HANDBOOK »
by Barlen Munusami.
Barlen MUNUSAMI joined the police force in 1989. He holds a BSc in Police Studies From
University of Mauritius and Portsmouth, a Certificate in Traffic Management and Road Safety from the
University of St Petersbourg, Russia, and an MA in Communications and Public Relations from
University of Technology, Mauritius (UTM).
He is an MQA (Mauritius Qualifications Authority) approved trainer and Programme Officer in Defensive driving,
Road Safety and Road Traffic Laws.
He is also a consultant in Road Safety at the African Development Bank.
He is a specialist lecturer in legal aspects of road traffic (Road Traffic Act).
He is also a part-time lecturer at university in the field of Communication.
Married and father of two growned-up children, Barlen Munusami gives regular talks and facilitates workshops on road safety
in the media in Mauritius.
He is the author of the guide « Le Permis a Points de A a Z », published in January 2013 by Graphic Press and also
the author of « Le Guide du Motocycliste » publiched in June 2018.
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