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Chapter 2. ROADSIGNS
Article 92:
1. Roadsigns include the danger and priority signs, the prohibition and obligation signs and the
indication signs.
2. Roadsigns must be so placed on the right side of the road that the lower part of their border
be not at less than 1.50 metre or over 2.10 metre above the ground, save provisional roadsigns.
3. The meaning of a roadsign may be completed, clarified or limited by additional roadsigns
constituted of rectangular panels bearing symbols' or inscriptions of black colour on white
bottom with a black enclose or of white colour on blue bottom, and placed immediately under
the sign.
Section 1. Roadsigns for danger and priority
Article 93:
1. Danger roadsigns serve the purpose of warning the user on. the existence of a danger and of
indicating its nature and to impose to him a particular caution so as to adapt his behaviour to the
nature and the seriousness of the danger signalled. Priority roadsigns serve the purpose of
notifying to the public way users particular rules of priority at junctions, they may include
prohibitions.
2. Danger roadsigns and priority roadsigns are reproduced in Annex I of this Decree, with the
symbols indicating the nature of the danger. They have the form of an equilateral triangle, with
white bottom bordered with red, except roadsigns n°A, 28, a,b, and c, A30; A3 1; B.2a and b;
B.3 and B4, B5, B6, and B7 a and b.
Article 94:
1. Danger roadsigns and priority signs are placed to the right side of the direction followed by
users concerned but where the areas dispositions justify it, a second roadsign, similar to that
which is placed on the right, may be placed on the left side.
2. Outside the agglomerations, danger roadsigns and priority roadsigns must be placed at a
distance of 150 to 200 metres from the dangerous areas they signal.
Where, because of the areas' layout, the distance which separates the signal from the dangerous
area is less than 150 metres, that distance is shown by an additional signal n° F, 1.
3. As exceptions to paragraph 2 of this Article:
a) Signals n°A,22, B1 and 2 must be placed at the nearest possible place to the junctions they
signal; they may be repeated each by a similar signal placed at a greater distance from the
junction, and shown by an additional signal n°F,1;
b) Signals n° A, 28a, A, 28 b, and A, 28c must be placed respectively at 150; 100 and 50 metres
from the level crossing they signal;
c) Signals n° B, 7a and B, 7b must be placed on the right side of the level crossing they signal.
4. When the signalled danger stretches out over a certain distance, the length of the public way
Sectionconcerned by that danger may be shown by an additional signal n° F,2.