All road signs

266 signs of the Danish sign order, grouped by family. 163 have a checked study explanation; for the others we show the official name only.

A Warning signs

41 signs

Triangular with a red border: something ahead needs your attention. Outside built-up areas they normally stand 150-250 m before the hazard, closer inside town.

B Priority signs

7 signs

Who gives way: yield, stop, priority road, and priority against oncoming traffic.

C Prohibitory signs

34 signs

Round with a red border: something is forbidden - entry, a manoeuvre, a speed, parking.

D Mandatory signs

25 signs

Round and blue: something is required - a direction, a cycle path, a minimum speed.

E Special regulation signs

64 signs

Mostly rectangular: they announce a regime, such as motorway, one-way street, zone or parking.

E11.1 Lane directions: straight ahead E11.4 Lane directions: left E11.5 Lane directions: right E11.6 Lane directions: straight ahead or left E11.7 Lane directions: straight ahead or right E11.8 Lane directions: left or right E11.9 Lane directions: straight ahead, left or right E15 Lane directions at a junction E16.1 Lanes merge E16.2 Lane ends: change lanes E17 Pedestrian crossing E18 No through road E19 One-way traffic E21.1 Recommended route for cyclists name only E21.2 Recommended route for pedestrians name only E21.3 Recommended route for equestrians name only E21.4 Recommended route for mopeds name only E22.1 Recommended route for heavy goods vehicles name only E22.2 Recommended route for hazardous goods vehicles name only E22.3 Recommended route for tractors and motorized equipment name only E22.4 Recommended route for busses name only E23 Instructions for disabled name only E24 Instructions for visually impaired name only E26.1 Pedestrian bridge E26.2 Pedestrian underpass E30 Light rail stop E31 Bus stop E33.1 Parking E33.2 Indoor parking name only E34 Emergency stopping place E35 Tunnel E37 Crawler lane E39 Recommended speed E40 End of recommended speed E41 Recommended speed for an exit bend E42 Motorway E43 Motor traffic road E44 End of motorway E45 End of motor traffic road E47 Cycle street E48 End of cycle street E49 Pedestrian street E50 End of pedestrian street E51 Living and play area E52 End of living and play area E53 Traffic-calmed area E55 Urban area E56 End of urban area E68 Zone with no parking E68.2 Zone with no stopping name only E68.3 Zone with parking name only E68.4 Zone with local speed limit E68.5 No heavy goods vehicles permitted zone name only E68.9 Low-emission zone name only E69 End of zone with no parking E69.3 End of zone with parking name only E69.4 End of zone with local speed limit E69.5 End of zone with no heavy goods vehicles name only E69.9 End of low-emission zone name only E70 Parking zone information name only E90 Traffic enforcement camera name only E91 Speed feedback sign name only E92 Variable-message sign name only E93 Video surveillance name only

U Subpanels

48 signs

Small plates under a main sign. They narrow it or extend it: times, vehicle types, distances.

U1.1 Distance to start: 500 m U1.2 Distance to start: 500 m U2.1 Applies from 200 to 800 m ahead U2.2 Applies from 200 to 800 m ahead U3.1 Duration: one hour U3.2 Day: Wednesday U3.3 Hours by weekday, Saturday and holiday U3.4 Duration: one hour U3.5 Day: Wednesday U3.6 Hours by weekday, Saturday and holiday U4.1 Type(s) of vehicle (here heavy goods vehicle) name only U4.2 Type(s) of vehicle (here heavy goods vehicle) name only U5.1 Bicycles and small mopeds exempt name only U5.2 Bicycles and small mopeds exempt name only U6.3 A sign combination this panel is a part of, takes effect after a right turn in the intersection ahead name only U6.4 A sign combination this panel is a part of, takes effect after a right turn in the intersection ahead name only U7 Bicycles and small mopeds may make right turn when traffic signal is red name only UA22 School name only UA31 Slippery because of ice UA41 Recommended speed in curves name only UA43 Free width at the narrowing UA43.1 Narrow road name only UA72 Watch out for trains name only UA73 Overhead electricity lines at level crossing name only UA99 Accident-prone intersection name only UB11.1 Stop ahead name only UB11.2 Two-way cycle track or lane crossing name only UB11.3 Light rail crossing name only UC33 Limited parking name only UC56 Built up area subpanel name only UC57 End of local speed limit subpanel name only UC60.1 Restriction applies before and after sign UC60.2 Restriction begins at sign UC60.3 Restriction ends at sign UC60.5 No stopping on shoulder name only UC60.6 No parking on shoulder name only UC60.7 Parking on shoulder allowed name only UC60.8 Parking partly on sidewalk allowed name only UC61 No stopping subpanel name only UC62 No parking subpanel name only UD1 Subpanel which points to lane or path name only UD21.1 Two-way cycle traffic name only UD21.2 End of Two-way cycle traffic name only UE33.1 Before and after sign name only UE33.2 After sign name only UE33.3 Before sign name only UE33.4 Charging name only UE34 Fire extinguisher and emergency phone name only

F Direction signs

15 signs

Where the roads lead: destinations, exits and the lanes that serve them.

H Distance and locality signs

10 signs

Distances and place names along the route.

I Motorway signs

7 signs

Exit signs on motorways, counting down to the junction.

J Motorway signs

3 signs

Lane signs above the carriageway: which lane goes where.

K Motorway signs

3 signs

Route confirmation after a junction: you are on the road you wanted.

G Direction signs

4 signs

Portal and gantry signs mounted over the carriageway.

M Service signs

5 signs

Service signs: fuel, food, rest areas and other facilities.

Where this comes from: codes and names follow the signs of executive order 425 of 13 April 2023 on road marking, as listed on Wikipedia; the drawings come from Wikimedia Commons, where they are free of copyright under section 9 of the Danish copyright act. Catalogue built 2026-08-30. Checked study notes cite the official sign order and show their review date. Study explanations complement the official rules and your instructor's guidance.