Article 5 of Chapter II of the Convention on Road
Signs and Signals held on 8th November 1968 lays
down the classes of Road Signs, which were broadly
categorized into:
A. Warning signs
B. Regulatory signs
C. Informative signs
There are three basic types of traffic sign: signs that
give orders, signs that warn and signs that give
information. Each type has a different shape. Circles
give orders, Triangles warn and Rectangles inform.
Article 6 of Chapter II primarily spells the modalities
for erection of road signs. It has provided that signs
shall be so placed that the drivers for whom they are
intended can recognize them easily and in time. The
location and the manner of placing these signs have
been described at length. Road Signs are placed
beside or above the highways or streets.
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