Road signs in Angola are heavily modelled on road signs in Portugal , since Angola is a former Portuguese colony . They are regulated in Código de Estrada [ 1] [ 2] and conform to the general pattern of road signs as set out in the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals . Despite this, Angola is not a signatory to this convention, but Portugal is.
Road signs in Angola are yet to be harmonised with the traffic signs used in member states of the Southern Africa Development Community since Angola is a member of SADC despite they are transitional in nature.[ 3] [ 4] [ 5] Angola drives on the right .
Warning signs
Dangerous curve to right
Dangerous curve to left
Double curve, first to right
Double curve, first to left
Bump
Dip
Uneven road or series of bumps ahead
Steep hill downwards
Steep hill upwards
Road narrows on both side
Road narrows on left
Road narrows on right
Slippery road
Loose chippings
Dangerous shoulder on right
Dangerous shoulder on left
Unprotected quayside or riverbank ahead
Falling rocks
Opening or swing bridge
Ice or snow
Sidewinds
Reduce visibility
Children
Elderly people crossing
Pedestrian crossing
Pedestrians
Cyclists
Equestrians
Cattle
Deer
Tunnel
Low-flying aircraft
Roadworks
Crossroad without priority
Two-way traffic
Level crossing with gates or barriers
Level crossing without gates or barriers
Tramway
Other dangers
Traffic queues likely
Accident
Blind spot
Farm machinery
Priority signs
Priority road
End of priority road
Priority for oncoming traffic
Priority over oncoming traffic
Crossroad with priority
Side road with priority on left
Side road with priority on right
Merging traffic on left
Merging traffic on right
Prohibition signs
No entry
Closed all vehicles directions both
No motor vehicles
No dangerous good
No lorries
No lorries over 3.5 tonnes
No motorcycles or mopeds
No mopeds
No cycles or mopeds
No agricultural vehicles
No animal-drawn vehicles
No hand-carts
No pedestrians
No equestrians
No trailers
No trailers over 2 tons
No vehicles carrying dangerous goods
No vehicles carrying explosives
No vehicles carrying polluted water
No buses
No motor vehicles
No lorries and trailers
No motor vehicles and animal-drawn vehicles
No trucks and animal-drawn vehicles
No pedestrians, mopeds, animals, and handcarts
No bicycles, mopeds, and motorcycles
No trucks and buses
Axle limit
Weight limit
Length limit
Width limit
Height limit
Driving vehicles distance
No right turn
No left turn
No U-turn
Maximum speed limit
No overtaking
No overtaking by lorries
No overtaking by motorcycles
No parking
No standing or parking
No hooting
Customs
Toll
National speed limit
End of maximum speed limit
End of overtaking prohibition
End of overtaking by lorries prohibition
End of no overtaking by motorcycles
End of no parking
End of hooting prohibition
Mandatory signs
Turn right
Turn left
Straight ahead
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Straight ahead or turn left
Straight ahead or turn right
Turn left or right
Pass on right
Pass on left
Roundabout
Trucks only
Heavy vehicles only
Buses only
Cycles only
Pedestrians only
Equestrians only
Domesticated animals only
Pedestrians and cycles only
Pedestrians to the right and cycles to the left
Minimum speed limit
Snow chains on tires
Headlights on
End of trucks only
End of heavy vehicles only
End of buses only
End of bicycles only
End of pedestrians only
End of equestrians only
End of domesticated animals only
End of pedestrians and cycles only
End of pedestrians to the right and cycles to the left
End of minimum speed limit
End of snow chains on tires
Headlights off
Additional signs
Distance
Distance for stop sign
References
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