Road signs aren't taken seriously here. This is one of the examples. Why don't just use the vehicle forbidden sign??

The signs have just been installed after a a pilot was first announced in October 2024.

Is it just me or..

Does the first picture shows a more realistic roundabout sign than the second?

Cuz I normally see that type of roundabout sign (from first picture) in many bigger cities of Lithuania and it makes me think in a different way.

Seeing these signs on buildings and in parks in the Baltic States but I can't find how to interpret them. Can someone provide assistance?

Quick question, these cameras that come before the yellow boxed speed cameras only record for the change of speed on the gantry signs? The yellow boxed cameras are the ones that actually give you the fine and flash if you go through over the limit? So theoretically if you went through the grey at 80 and dropped down to 70 before the yellow boxed speed cameras there wouldn’t be a problem, usally they give you a flash? The grey ones would only record your speed from the time you went past the grey ones to the yellow boxed ones to make sure you slowed down in time incase of a gantry sign speed change?

I took this pic back in 2021.

I find this weird.

Last time I was in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, some of the signs were in Times New Roman…

A combination of "Priority road" and "Course of this priority road turns left" depicted on the same plate.

Signs contained in the GOST (ГОСТ) 10807-71 standard.

Four way intersection with a railway through it.