Prepare to proceed
Red and yellow together mean prepare to proceed; the signal will shortly turn green.
Swedish traffic light signals with a concise explanation for every signal.
Traffic signals regulate movement at junctions, crossings and other locations where traffic streams need to be coordinated.
Red and yellow together mean prepare to proceed; the signal will shortly turn green.
Green signals mean you can drive, but pay attention to pedestrian crossings when you turn
The signal is about to turn red. Stop safely before the stop line.
A red light means stop. Do not pass the signal; authorised emergency vehicles may do so when necessary.
A red pedestrian light means that pedestrians must stop and not walk if the signal is red
When you turn right, there may be pedestrian crossings with a green signal. Be careful and give way to them
A flashing yellow light means the signal is not regulating traffic normally. Proceed with particular caution.
The traffic light is white for the bus, and the letter S means stop for the bus, like a red traffic light
The traffic light signifies “Get ready to drive” and is for the bus and must be as shown
This white public-transport signal permits the bus or tram to proceed, like a green light.
This public-transport signal means prepare to stop; the next signal will be S (stop).
Arrows are placed temporarily to indicate the permitted driving lane
The red cross means that the lane is closed. Do not enter it; move to an open lane safely.
The green arrow means that this lane is open for traffic.
A flashing red light means stop. Do not continue until the signal permits it.
A red light means stop and you do not have the right to continue driving when the light is red
The alternating yellow light means be careful and you can drive with caution and attention