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Start of motorway
The sign marks the start of a motorway, where the maximum speed can be up to 120 km/h.
Instruction signs
Swedish instruction signs with concise explanations.
Instruction signs provide direct information about a road, area or rule that applies at the location.
E2
End of the highway
The sign indicates that the highway has ended and you must adhere to the speed limit signs
E3
Start of expressway
The sign marks the start of an expressway, where the maximum speed can be up to 100 km/h.
E4
End of expressway
The sign indicates that the highway has ended and you must adhere to the speed limit signs
E5
Start of built-up area
A populated area and the speed limit is 50 km per hour unless otherwise indicated
E6
End of built-up area
Exiting a populated area, the speed limit is 70 km per hour unless proven otherwise
E7
Pedestrian area
A pedestrian area. You can only drive here to drop off a passenger or load and unload goods
E8
End of the pedestrian area
The end of the area designated for pedestrians, and you can drive at a speed determined by traffic signs
E11
Recommended speed
The sign indicates the recommended speed due to road conditions or obstacles
E12
End of recommended speed
The end of the recommended speed and you can drive at the speed specified by traffic signs
E9
Living street
This is a living street. Drive at walking speed and give pedestrians priority.
E10
End of living street
The end of the crowded area and you can drive at the speed set by traffic signs
E13
Maximum recommended speed
The maximum recommended speed on the road
E14
End of recommended maximum speed
The end of the maximum recommended speed on the road
E25
Toll road
The road is subject to a toll or user charge.
E16
One-way road to the right
The road towards the right is one-way, meaning there is no oncoming traffic, and you are not obligated to go right. You can go left or forward
E16
One-way road ahead
The road towards the front is one-way, meaning there is no oncoming traffic, and you are not obligated to go forward, and you can go right or left
E16
One-way road to the left
The road towards the left is one-way, meaning there is no oncoming traffic, and you are not obligated to go left. You can go right or forward
E17
Dead-end road
The road is a dead end for both motor vehicles and bicycles.
E17
Dead end except for bicycles
The road is a dead end for motor vehicles, but bicycles may continue.
E27
Emergency stopping place
The area is reserved for emergency stopping and must be used only in urgent situations.
E18
Meeting point
The sign identifies a meeting place on a narrow road where vehicles can pass each other safely.
E19
Parking
The sign means that this is a parking lot and the car can be parked here
E23
Taxi
When this sign is present, there is a taxi for passengers, and the parking is for the taxi only
E26
Tunnel ahead
The sign means that there is a tunnel ahead and can indicate the length of the tunnel
E24
Speed cameras
They are placed on roads to oblige the driver to adhere to the speed limit in force on the road
D10
Dedicated bus lane
A lane designated for public transportation buses, which prohibits personal vehicles from traveling on this lane
E28
Emergency exit
The sign identifies an emergency exit in an enclosed place.
E29
Direction to emergency exit
In tunnels and buildings, the sign shows the direction and distance to an emergency exit.
E20
Parking prohibition zone
The sign means that parking is prohibited on all streets, and parking is allowed in the designated places
E21
End of parking prohibition zone
The end of the parking ban on all streets
E30
Free parking
Free parking for 30 minutes
E31
Low-emission zone
The sign marks a low-emission zone where certain older or high-emission vehicles are restricted.