Talossan Road Signs, 1st edition (revised), 2024/XLV
Talossan road signs, 1st edition (revised), 2024/XLV is a handbook created by Barclamïu da Miéletz.
Barclamïu thinks that Talossa is the first micronation to have road signs.
The signs very closely follow the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals and the typeface used is DIN 1451 for English text and Bahnschrift for Talossan text.
Download the handbook as a PDF here.
Category A "Danger warning signs"
A-1 "Other danger"
A-2 "Curve"
A-3 "Series of curves"
A-4 "Crossroads with priority to the right"
A-5 "Crossroads with a minor road"
A-6 "Roundabout"
A-7 "Traffic signals"
A-8 "Two-way traffic"
A-9 "Traffic congestion"
A-10 "Steep ascent"
A-11 "Steep descent"
A-12 "Pedestrian crossing"
A-13 "Children"
A-14 "Cyclists"
A-15 "Road narrows"
A-16 "Uneven surface"
A-17 "Bump"
A-18 "Slippery surface"
A-19 "Loose surface material"
A-20 "Ice/snow"
A-21 "Fog"
A-22 "Unprotected body of water"
A-23 "Opening bridge"
A-24 "Roadworks"
Category B "Priority signs"
B-1 "Stop"
B-2 "Give way"
B-3 "Priority road"
B-4 "End of priority road"
B-5 "Give way to oncoming traffic"
B-6 "Priority over oncoming traffic"
B-7 "Give way ahead"
B-8 "Stop ahead"
More signs to be added.
Talossan Road Signs, 1st edition (revised), 2024/XLV © 2024 by Barclamïu da Miéletz is licenced under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0