Road signs in Cambodia
Road signs in Cambodia (Khmer: ឧបសម្ព័ន្ធស្តីពីសញ្ញាចរាចរផ្លូវគោក) are standardized road signs similar to those used in other nations but with certain differences.
Until the early 1980s, Cambodia closely followed US, Australian, and Japanese practices in road sign design, with diamond-shaped warning signs and circular restrictive signs to regulate traffic. Cambodia traffic signs use Khmer, the national language of Cambodia, however, English is also used for stop and important public places such as tourist attractions, airports, railway stations, and immigration checkpoints. Both Khmer and English are used on directional signage. Cambodia signed the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals but have yet to ratify the convention.[1]
Prohibitory signs
- Prohibitory signs
No turn left
No turn right
No U-turn
No entry
Closed for all vehicles
Closed for all road users
Total weight limit
Weight limit on one axle
Height limit
Width limit
Length limit
No entry for bike, motorbike or tricycle
No entry for motorbike
No entry for passenger car
No entry for large-sized truck
No entry for large-sized bus
No entry for motor vehicles
No entry for bike
No waiting
No stopping or standing
No parking from 1st to 15th day of the month
No parking from 16th to 31st day of the month
No parking on odd days
No parking on even days
No overtaking
End overtaking prohibition
No overtaking for large-size truck
End of overtaking prohibition for large-size truck
No overtaking for similar large-size truck
End of overtaking prohibition for similar large-size truck
No horn
End of no horn
No entry for motorcycle-drawn vehicles
No entry for animal-drawn vehicles
No entry for hand carts
No entry for agricultural motor vehicles
No entry for combination vehicles
Safety distance between passenger cars
Do not keep distance less than 100 m for trucks
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Maximum speed limit 20 km/h.svg.png.webp)
Maximum speed limit 40 km/h.svg.png.webp)
Maximum speed limit 50 km/h.svg.png.webp)
Maximum speed limit 60 km/h.svg.png.webp)
End of maximum speed limit 20 km/h.svg.png.webp)
End of maximum speed limit 40 km/h.svg.png.webp)
End of maximum speed limit 50 km/h.svg.png.webp)
End of maximum speed limit 60 km/h
Stop at the customs station
Stop at the police station
Stop at the military police station
Mandatory signs
- Mandatory signs
Keep right
Keep left
Turn right ahead
Turn left ahead
Proceed straight or turn right.
Proceed straight or turn left
Turn right
Turn left
Turn right or left
Straight through only
Passenger car Only
Animal drawn vehicle carts of all form
Compulsory footpath
End of compulsory footpath
Compulsory footpath and bike track
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Minimum speed limit.svg.png.webp)
End of minimum speed limit
Compulsory large-size bus
End of compulsory large-size bus
Compulsory bike track
End of compulsory bike track
Keep right
Slow down
Priority signs
- Priority signs
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Mandatory Stop (at intersection, Khmer only)
Yield
Yield (at detour)
Priority road (priority at the first junction)
Main road
End of main road
Yield to all traffic from the opposite direction
Priority over all traffic from the opposite direction
Single track Railroad Crossing
Doubletipel railroad Crossing
Warning signs
- Warning signs
Be careful
Curve to right
Curve to left
Double curve to left and then right
Double curve to right and then left
Winding road
Road junction on the right
Road junction on the left
Y-junction ahead
T-junction ahead
Road junction on the left
Road junction on the left (different road classes)
Road junction on the right
Road junction on the right (different road classes)
Staggered junction, right turn first
Staggered junction, left turn first
Cross road
Cross road (different road classes)
Cross road (different road classes)
Detour
Two-way traffic zone
Carriageway way narrows
Carriageway way narrows on the right
Carriageway way narrows on the left
Sharp right turn
Sharp left turn
Sharp right turn and left turn
Sharp left turn and right turn
Railway crossing on right road
Railway crossing on left road
Railroad crossing Ahead
Lokomotif railroad Crossing ahead
Steep ascent
Steep descent
Bump
Bumpy road
School zone
Zebra crossing
Wheelchair crossing
Domestic animals crossing
Wild animals crossing
Slippery road
Landslide
Loose gravel
Cross wind caution
Traffic lights Ahead
Stop sign ahead
Yield sign ahead
Divided road
End of divided road
Low flying air craft
Bike crossing
Riverbank ahead
Road band and junction on the left (different road classes)
Road band and junction on the left and right (different road classes)
Winding road and junction on the left (different road classes)
Winding road and junction on the left and right (different road classes)
Temporary signs
- Temporary signs
Road works ahead
Road works
Loose gravel
End road works
Detour to the right
Detour to the left
Traffic cone
Direction Chevron to be followed
Temporary Stop sign
Temporary Go sign
Red-Flag
Direction signs
- Direction signs
Direction sign to cities or provinces (at detour)
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Direction sign to cities or provinces (at junction)
Direction sign to other areas (at detour)
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Guide sign to other places
Guide sign to other places
Directions to city or province
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Weigh station
Built-up area and boundary signs
- Build up Area and Boundary signs
Built-up area
End built-up area
Provincial, district or commune boundary
End provincial, district or commune boundary
Street name signs
- Street name signs
Preah Norodom Boulevard
Preah Trasak Paem Street
Kramuon Sar Avenue
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National road number
Expressway number
Information signs
- Information signs
Parking lot
Pay parking lot
Crosswalk area
Bump area
Ferry
First aid Station
Hospital
Telephone
Official tourist information
Petrol station
Petrol station and repair
Garage station
Restaurant
Cafe
Hotel or guest house
Picnic site
Airport
Boat ramp
Camping area
Caravan park or site
Caravan park and camping area
Taxi station
Toilet gender
Drinking water
Litter bin
Travelling abreast permitted for bike
Dead end
Dead end on right road
Dead end road on left road
Expressway
End expressway
Compulsory lanes
3 lanes merge to 2 lanes from left
3 lanes merge to 2 lanes from right
Detour for turning left
Detour for vehicle having overall height exceeding specified height
Arrow direction exclusive lane
Arrow direction exclusive lane
One way
Forest Fire Warning sign
Supplementary signs
- Supplementary signs
Bike
Motorbike
Motorbike-drawn vehicles
Cars
Bus
Large-size truck
Agricultural motor vehicles
Animal drawn vehicles
Vehicles having overall length weight limit on one axle exceeding the specified weight limit on one axle
Large-size truck having overall length exceeding the specified length
Vehicles having over all length width exceeding the specified width
Vehicles having over all length height exceeding the specified height
To the right hand side
To the right and left hand side
To the left hand side
Forward
Forward and backward
Backward
Beware of trains
Factory gate
Direction of priority road
Direction of priority road
Distance identification marker
Time identification marker
Veicles loading inflammable goods
Signposts
- Signs posts
Delineator post
Guide post (at dangerous curve)
Chevron marker (to the right)
Chevron marker (to the left)
Object marker (on the right)
Object marker (on the curve)
Object marker (on the left)
Railway crossing post
Road markings
Single yellow solid line
Double yellow solid line
Single white broken line
White single solid line
Edge line
Straight arrow
Keep right arrow
Keep right arrow
Keep left arrow
Diagonal hatched markings (two-way road)
Chevron markings (one-way road)
Road hump marking
Bus stop marking
References
- Road sign in Cambodia www.koonkhmer.com
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