What are the pictures of traffic signs?

A complete picture of road traffic signs is as follows:

1. Warning signs

They serve as warnings. There are 49 types to warn vehicles and pedestrians of dangers. The logo of the location has a yellow background, black edges, and black patterns, and the shape is an equilateral triangle with the top corners pointing upward.

2. Prohibition signs

Play the role of prohibiting certain behaviors. There are 43 kinds, signs that prohibit or restrict vehicle and pedestrian traffic behaviors. Except for a few logos, the colors are white background, red circle, red bar, black pattern, and pattern bar. The shape is a circle, an octagon, and an equilateral triangle with the top corners pointing downward. Set up near road sections or intersections where traffic behaviors of vehicles and pedestrians need to be prohibited or restricted.

3. Instruction signs

Serve as instructions. There are 29 types of signs indicating the movement of vehicles and pedestrians. The color is blue background and white pattern; the shape is divided into circles, rectangles and squares; it is set up near road sections or intersections that need to indicate the movement of vehicles and pedestrians.

4. Guide signs

Guide signs. There are 146 types of signs that convey road direction, location, and distance information. The colors are generally blue with white patterns except for milestones and 100-meter piles; the highways are generally green with white patterns; the shapes are generally rectangular and square except for location identification signs, milestones, and merging signs. Set up near road sections or intersections where road direction, location, and distance information need to be conveyed.

5. There are 17 categories of tourist area signs

***. Provide signs indicating the direction and distance of tourist attractions. The color is brown background with white character pattern; the shape is rectangular and square. Tourist area signs can be divided into two categories: guidance signs and tourist symbols, which are placed near road sections or intersections that need to indicate the direction and distance of tourist attractions.