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Priority signs

Swedish priority signs with concise explanations.

Priority signs determine which road user must give way and which traffic stream may proceed first.

B7 Priority over oncoming traffic

Priority over oncoming traffic

The black arrow represents your direction. You have priority and oncoming traffic must give way.

B2 Stop and give way

Stop and give way

A stop sign is mandatory, and you must stop completely and give priority to traffic in both directions

B6 Give way to oncoming traffic

Give way to oncoming traffic

The red arrow belongs to you and means that oncoming traffic has priority

B7 Priority over oncoming traffic

Priority over oncoming traffic

The white arrow represents your direction. You have priority and oncoming traffic must give way.

B1 Give way

Give way

You must give way to traffic on the road you are entering or crossing.

B6 Give way to oncoming traffic

Give way to oncoming traffic

The red arrow belongs to you and this means that the corresponding traffic has priority

B4 Priority road

Priority road

The sign means that you are on a main street and all related streets must give priority to you

B8 Priority for pedestrians and bicycles

Priority for pedestrians and bicycles

Always give way to pedestrians and cyclists who are crossing the road.

B5 End of priority road

End of priority road

The main street ends, and priority is given to traffic coming from the right unless otherwise indicated