Lemminary to Microblog [email protected]English • edit-23 months agoYou must eat banana!lemmy.worldimagemessage-square48fedilinkarrow-up1859
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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish52•edit-23 months agoUhhh, yes there is. Other than some limited special cases, a circle with red border and white (yellow in some countries) background is a prohibitory sign. The pictogram shows what’s being prohibited.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish37•3 months agoYep - this is the case in the UK too. It literally took a second to confirm that this is the case in dozens of countries around the world. Wikipedia: Prohibitory Traffic Sign
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish44•edit-23 months agoThe signs have been standardised internationally in the Wikipedia.org: Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals in 1968. yellow: signed light green: accession/succession dark green: ratified blue: SADC-RTSM (similar) red: SICA (similar to US MUTCD) Among others, the USA (of course), Australia and China did not adopt to the convention.
Uhhh, yes there is. Other than some limited special cases, a circle with red border and white (yellow in some countries) background is a prohibitory sign. The pictogram shows what’s being prohibited.
Yep - this is the case in the UK too.
It literally took a second to confirm that this is the case in dozens of countries around the world.
Wikipedia: Prohibitory Traffic Sign
The signs have been standardised internationally in the Wikipedia.org: Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals in 1968.
yellow: signed
light green: accession/succession
dark green: ratified
blue: SADC-RTSM (similar)
red: SICA (similar to US MUTCD)
Among others, the USA (of course), Australia and China did not adopt to the convention.