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.
- 266signs
- 163checked explanations
- 0learned by you
A Warning signs
41 signsTriangular 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 signsWho gives way: yield, stop, priority road, and priority against oncoming traffic.
C Prohibitory signs
34 signsRound with a red border: something is forbidden - entry, a manoeuvre, a speed, parking.
D Mandatory signs
25 signsRound and blue: something is required - a direction, a cycle path, a minimum speed.
E Special regulation signs
64 signsMostly rectangular: they announce a regime, such as motorway, one-way street, zone or parking.
U Subpanels
48 signsSmall plates under a main sign. They narrow it or extend it: times, vehicle types, distances.
F Direction signs
15 signsWhere the roads lead: destinations, exits and the lanes that serve them.
H Distance and locality signs
10 signsDistances and place names along the route.
I Motorway signs
7 signsExit signs on motorways, counting down to the junction.
J Motorway signs
3 signsLane signs above the carriageway: which lane goes where.
K Motorway signs
3 signsRoute confirmation after a junction: you are on the road you wanted.
G Direction signs
4 signsPortal and gantry signs mounted over the carriageway.
M Service signs
5 signsService 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.