Road signs in Senegal are standardized road signs closely follow those used in Belgium with certain distinctions, and a number of changes have introduced road signs that suit as per local road and system. The new change will be replaced in color and sizes and introduction of Variable-message sign & electronic digital sign boards in express highways.
Danger warning signs
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A1a: Sharp curve
A1b: Gentle curve
A2a: Reverse sharp curve
A2b: Reverse gentle curve
A3: Winding curve
A11a: Cross road
A11b: Side road
A12a: T-junction
A12b: Y-junction
A13a: Give way ahead
A13b: Stop ahead
A14: Traffic lights ahead
A15: Crosswalk ahead
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Priority signs
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B1: Give way
B2: Stop and give way
B3: Priority road
B4: End of priority road
Prohibitory signs
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C1: No entry on both directions
C2: No motor vehicles
C4: No motorcycles
C5: No trucks
C9: No bicycles
C10: No pedestrains
C11: No riders
C12: No vehicles with dangerous goods
C13: No handcarts
C14: No pedestrains or bicycles
C15: Speed limit
C16a: Width limit
C16b: Height limit
C17a: Weight limit for vehicles
C17b: Weight limit for trucks
C18: Axle weight limit
C19: Total weight limit
C20: Length limit
C24: No parking
C25: No stopping
C26: Toll ahead
C27: No entry
C28a: No left turn
C28b: No right turn
C28c: No U-turn
C29: No overtaking
C29: No overtaking by trucks
Mandatory signs
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D1: Turn left
D2: Turn right
D3: Straight Ahead
D10: Pass Left Side
D11: Pass Right Side
