Learn all the signs for the theory test!

The subsidiary sign indicates the distance to the point where the main sign starts to apply, or to the point where a corresponding main sign has been posted (advance warning).

The subsidiary sign indicates that the main sign applies to a specific stretch of road. The numbers indicate the distance to the beginning and the end of the stretch.

The subsidiary sign indicates that the main sign applies only during the time period or periods specified by the clock times. Black numbers apply on weekdays except Saturday, black numbers in parentheses apply on Saturday, and red numbers apply on Sunday, religious holidays, and public holidays.

Applies to passenger cars.

Applies to vans, lorries, and tractor units.

Applies to buses.

Applies to articulated vehicles.

Trailer specially fitted out for camping use, together with any towing vehicle.

Applies to bicycles and small electric vehicles.

Applies to two-wheeled motorcycles with or without a sidecar and to mopeds.

Reserved for people with reduced mobility who hold a permit.

Vehicle specially fitted out for camping use (motorhome).

The small electric motor vehicle subsidiary sign shows that the rules on the main sign apply to small electric vehicles, such as electric scooters. It is relevant to the theory test for understanding traffic rules, but less important for the practical driving test.

The subsidiary sign is used when it is not appropriate to convey the relevant regulation or information by means of a subsidiary sign with a symbol, numbers, or similar.

The subsidiary sign indicates that the main sign applies after turning at a road junction.

The subsidiary sign indicates the highest speed that the warned hazard allows under normal weather, road, visibility, and light conditions.

Shows how steep the hill is.

Shows how steep the hill is along the stretch.

Shows the actual width between obstacles.

Warns of timber transport crossing the road.

Warns of locations with a high risk of accidents.

The subsidiary sign shows a schematic image of the junction, where the thick line marks the priority road and the thin line marks roads on which signs 202 "Yield" or 204 "Stop" have been posted.

The subsidiary sign is used together with a yield sign to warn that a stop sign has been posted at the indicated distance.

The subsidiary sign indicates that there is bicycle and small electric motor vehicle traffic in both directions on the crossing cycle path or shared pedestrian and cycle path.

The subsidiary sign indicates that the regulation applies in the direction of the arrow, where applicable for the indicated distance. The sign may be mounted horizontally. The arrow symbols may also be placed on other subsidiary signs that regulate stopping or parking.

The subsidiary sign indicates that the regulation applies in the direction of the arrow, where applicable for the indicated distance. The sign may be mounted horizontally. The arrow symbols may also be placed on other subsidiary signs that regulate stopping or parking.

The subsidiary sign indicates that the regulation applies in the direction of the arrow, where applicable for the indicated distance. The sign may be mounted horizontally. The arrow symbols may also be placed on other subsidiary signs that regulate stopping or parking. Applies in the direction of travel.

Shows how vehicles should be parked.

The subsidiary sign indicates that parking at the location is permitted only when either a device showing the time at which the vehicle was parked or a ticket from a parking meter showing the time when free parking expires is placed clearly visible behind the windshield of the vehicle.

The subsidiary sign indicates a parking regulation by combining text, numbers, symbols, and similar elements used on other subsidiary signs.

The subsidiary sign is used together with sign 556.2 "Automatic traffic enforcement - average speed measurement" to show the speed limit that applies along the stretch.