Below a regulatory sign on any public road

To indicate that the regulatory sign applies only for the period(s) or during conditions indicated on this sign.

Obey the times on this sign.

Overview The One Period Time Limit Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is an additional regulatory panel placed beneath a main traffic sign on a public road. It indicates that the main regulatory instruction only applies during a specific time period or under specific conditions shown on the secondary sign. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it modifies the meaning of the main sign above it by limiting its effect to certain times or conditions. Outside of those indicated periods or conditions, the main restriction does not apply. The key rule is: the restriction is only active during the specified time period or condition shown on the sign. How It Works in Practice The main sign (e.g., no stopping, no parking, or lane restriction) remains valid only during the indicated time Outside the stated time period, normal road rules apply instead The secondary message may specify hours, days, or special conditions (e.g., peak hours only) Driver Responsibilities Always read both the main sign and the secondary time limit panel together Comply with restrictions only during the specified time periods Be aware that rules may change depending on time of day or traffic conditions Avoid assuming the restriction applies at all times Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: In urban areas with time-based parking or stopping restrictions Near schools, where rules apply only during drop-off/pick-up times On busy roads with peak-hour traffic controls In loading zones or bus lanes with limited operating hours Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the One Period Time Limit Sign is to make traffic regulations more flexible by applying restrictions only when they are needed, improving traffic flow and reducing unnecessary limitations outside peak or special conditions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the main sign applies all day Ignoring the time or condition stated on the secondary panel Parking or stopping during restricted hours Misreading time-based restrictions Safety Tips Always check the full sign setup before acting Pay attention to time schedules or condition indicators Re-check signage when returning to the same area later in the day Be aware that enforcement may only apply during active periods Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a time-limited restriction may result in: Fines or traffic enforcement penalties Parking violations or towing (if applicable) Obstruction of traffic flow during peak periods Summary The One Period Time Limit Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic restriction only applies during specific times or conditions. It ensures that road rules are applied flexibly and only when needed to manage traffic efficiently.

Below a regulatory sign on any public road

To indicate that the regulatory sign applies only for the period(s) or during conditions indicated on this sign.

Obey the times on this sign.

Overview The Two Periods Time Limit Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary regulatory panel placed below a main traffic sign. It indicates that the main restriction applies only during two separate time periods or under specific conditions shown on the sign. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it modifies the main regulatory sign by limiting its effect to two distinct periods or sets of conditions. Outside of those specified times or conditions, the restriction does not apply. The key rule is: the main restriction is only active during the two indicated periods or conditions. How It Works in Practice The main sign (e.g. no stopping, loading restriction, or parking control) applies only during two separate time windows Each period is clearly shown on the secondary panel (for example: morning peak and afternoon peak) Outside those times, normal road rules apply instead Driver Responsibilities Always read the main sign together with the secondary time panel Check both time periods before parking, stopping, or entering a restricted zone Be aware that restrictions may apply twice in a single day Do not assume the restriction is continuous throughout the day Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: In urban areas with peak-hour traffic management (morning and afternoon rush hours) Near schools or public facilities with two busy operating periods On loading zones with separate morning and evening delivery restrictions In congested business districts with time-based access control Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Two Periods Time Limit Sign is to apply traffic restrictions only when needed during two separate peak or high-activity periods, improving traffic flow while reducing unnecessary limitations during off-peak times. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the restriction applies all day continuously Ignoring the second time period later in the day Misreading the schedule on the secondary panel Parking or stopping during either restricted period Safety Tips Always check both time periods carefully before acting Re-check signage if returning to the same area later Be aware that enforcement may occur only during active periods Plan parking or stopping outside restricted times Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Two Periods Time Limit Sign may result in: Fines or enforcement penalties Parking violations or towing (where applicable) Obstruction of traffic during peak periods Summary The Two Periods Time Limit Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic restriction applies only during two specific time windows or conditions. It ensures efficient traffic management while allowing normal road use outside peak periods.

Below a regulatory sign on any public road

To indicate that the regulatory sign applies only for the period(s) or during conditions indicated on this sign.

Obey the times on this sign.

Overview The Two Periods or Days Time Limit Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed below a main regulatory traffic sign. It indicates that the main restriction applies only during two specific time periods or on two specific days (or conditions) shown on the sign. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it modifies the meaning of the main regulatory sign by limiting its effect to two separate time periods or two separate days. Outside of these indicated periods or days, the restriction does not apply. The key rule is: the restriction is only active during the two indicated periods or days shown on the sign. How It Works in Practice The main sign (such as no parking, loading restriction, or stopping control) applies only during the specified times or days Two different time windows or two different calendar days may be shown Outside those times/days, normal road rules apply Driver Responsibilities Always read both the main sign and the secondary message together Check whether restrictions apply by time, day, or both Do not assume the restriction is continuous Plan parking or stopping according to the allowed periods Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: In busy urban areas with weekday/weekend variations Near commercial zones with different delivery days At schools or institutions with different weekday schedules In loading zones with alternating permitted days or peak periods Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Two Periods or Days Time Limit Sign is to allow flexible traffic regulation by applying restrictions only when needed—either during two peak periods or on two specific days—while keeping roads usable at other times. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the restriction applies every day or all the time Ignoring one of the two specified periods or days Misreading the schedule on the secondary panel Parking or stopping during restricted windows Safety Tips Always check both time and day conditions carefully Re-check signage if visiting the area on different days Be aware that enforcement only applies during active restriction periods Plan alternative parking or stopping outside restricted times/days Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Two Periods or Days Time Limit Sign may result in: Fines or traffic enforcement penalties Parking violations or towing where applicable Obstruction of traffic or loading operations during active periods Summary The Two Periods or Days Time Limit Sign in South Africa indicates that a restriction only applies during two specified time periods or on two specific days. It provides flexible traffic control while allowing normal road use outside those defined conditions.

Below a regulatory sign on any public road

To indicate that the regulatory sign applies only for the period(s) or during conditions indicated on this sign.

Obey the times on this sign.

Overview The Three Periods or Days Time Limit Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It indicates that the main restriction applies only during three specific time periods or on three specific days/conditions shown on the sign. What the Sign Means When this sign appears under a regulatory instruction, it means the main rule is not permanently active. Instead, it only applies during the three indicated time periods or days, or under the listed conditions. The key rule is: the main traffic restriction is only active during the three specified periods or days/conditions. Driver Responsibilities Carefully read all three time periods or days shown on the sign Understand exactly when the restriction is active and inactive Only follow the main sign when it applies Be aware that rules may differ between weekdays, weekends, or specific time blocks Always interpret both the main sign and the secondary message together Where You Will See This Sign City centre parking and loading zones Urban roads with complex time-based restrictions School and business districts with variable traffic control Areas managing congestion on different days or peak periods Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Three Periods or Days Time Limit Sign is to allow flexible traffic regulation across multiple times or days, ensuring restrictions are only active when necessary to manage traffic flow, safety, or access needs. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the restriction is always active Misreading one of the three time periods or days Entering restricted areas during active times Confusing different days or schedules on the same sign Safety Tips Check all three time/day conditions carefully before acting Verify whether the current time/day falls within a restriction period Plan parking or travel around all listed time windows Be extra cautious in busy urban zones with complex rules Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Three Periods or Days Time Limit Sign may result in: Fines for violating active restrictions Enforcement action during restricted periods or days Towing in restricted parking or loading areas Increased congestion or safety risks in controlled zones Summary The Three Periods or Days Time Limit Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic rule applies only during three specific times or days. Drivers must carefully interpret all listed conditions together with the main sign to ensure compliance.

Below a regulatory sign on any public road

To limit the times and periods of stopping.

Do not stop or park for longer than the times indicated.

Overview The Maximum Stay During Two Periods or Days Time Limit Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main parking or stopping restriction sign. It is used to control how long a vehicle may remain stopped or parked during specific time periods or on specific days. What the Sign Means When this sign appears under a main regulatory sign, it means that the stopping or parking restriction is not constant throughout the day or week. Instead, it allows vehicles to remain in the area only for a maximum stay during the two specified periods or days shown. The key rule is: stopping or parking is limited to a maximum duration, and only during the two specified periods or days. Driver Responsibilities Check both time periods or days carefully before parking or stopping Do not exceed the maximum allowed stay during active periods Move your vehicle before the time limit expires Understand that rules may differ between weekdays and weekends or peak periods Always read the main sign together with the time-limit plate Where You Will See This Sign Urban parking bays with time-controlled access Shopping areas and business districts Loading zones with regulated delivery windows City centre streets with high parking demand management Purpose of the Sign The purpose of this sign is to regulate parking turnover and prevent long-term occupation of limited parking space, while still allowing controlled short-term use during specified times or days. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming unlimited parking is allowed Overstaying the permitted time limit Misreading one of the two time periods or days Ignoring the difference between active and inactive periods Safety Tips Check both permitted periods before parking Set a reminder to avoid overstaying Be aware of enforcement in high-demand parking areas Always confirm signage when returning to your vehicle Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Maximum Stay During Two Periods or Days Time Limit Sign may result in: Parking fines for overstaying time limits Enforcement action or wheel clamping (where applicable) Towing of vehicles in restricted zones Reduced parking availability for other road users Summary The Maximum Stay During Two Periods or Days Time Limit Sign in South Africa regulates how long vehicles may stop or park during two specified time periods or days. It ensures fair parking use and efficient turnover in busy areas.

Below a regulatory sign on any public road

To limit the times and periods of stopping.

Do not stop or park for longer than the times indicated.

Overview The Maximum Stay During One Period Time Limit Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic or parking sign. It indicates that stopping or parking is only allowed for a limited duration during one specific time period or condition. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means that the main restriction or allowance is time-controlled and applies only during a single specified period. Vehicles may stop or park, but only for the maximum duration indicated and only during that one time period or condition shown on the sign. The key rule is: parking or stopping is limited to a maximum stay during one specified period. Driver Responsibilities Check the single time period or condition carefully before parking Do not exceed the maximum permitted stay Move your vehicle before the time limit expires Ensure compliance with both the main sign and the time restriction Understand that the rule applies only during the specified period Where You Will See This Sign City centre parking bays Shopping districts and business areas Short-term loading or stopping zones Areas with controlled parking turnover requirements Purpose of the Sign The purpose of this sign is to regulate parking duration during a specific time period, ensuring fair use of limited parking space and preventing long-term occupation in high-demand areas. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming unlimited parking is allowed during the period Overstaying the maximum permitted time Misinterpreting the active time window Ignoring the main sign combined with the time restriction Safety Tips Always confirm the active time period before parking Set reminders to avoid overstaying Check signage when returning to your vehicle Be aware of enforcement in busy parking zones Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Maximum Stay During One Period Time Limit Sign may result in: Parking fines for exceeding time limits Enforcement actions such as clamping or towing (where applicable) Loss of parking availability for other users Increased enforcement in high-demand areas Summary The Maximum Stay During One Period Time Limit Sign in South Africa limits how long a vehicle may stop or park during a single specified time period. It ensures efficient turnover and fair access to parking spaces.

On any public road.

To inform you that the regulatory sign applies during daytime.

Obey the regulatory sign during daytime.

Overview The Day Condition Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It indicates that the rule shown on the main sign only applies during daytime conditions. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means the restriction or instruction above it is not always active throughout the 24-hour day. Instead, it only applies during daytime hours, typically when natural daylight is present or as defined by local traffic regulations. The key rule is: the main traffic regulation applies only during daytime. Driver Responsibilities Understand that the rule is time-dependent (daylight hours only) Only comply with the main sign during daytime conditions Be aware that the restriction may not apply at night Check accompanying signage for exact conditions if provided Drive cautiously as visibility and enforcement conditions may change Where You Will See This Sign Urban streets with time-based parking or stopping restrictions Roads near schools or pedestrian-heavy areas Loading or delivery zones with daylight operation rules Areas where visibility-based safety rules are required Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Day Condition Sign is to ensure that certain traffic regulations only apply when visibility and pedestrian activity are higher during the day, improving safety and traffic management efficiency. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the restriction applies at night Ignoring daylight-only limitations on parking or stopping Misinterpreting “daytime” hours or conditions Failing to check if additional time restrictions apply Safety Tips Always check whether the rule applies during your parking or driving time Be aware that enforcement may vary between day and night Pay attention to visibility conditions on the road Look for additional supplementary time or condition signs Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Day Condition Sign may result in: Fines for violating daytime restrictions Enforcement action during active daylight periods Towing in restricted parking or stopping zones Increased safety risks for pedestrians and road users Summary The Day Condition Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic rule only applies during daytime conditions. Drivers must interpret it together with the main sign to understand when restrictions are active.

On any public road.

To inform you that the regulatory sign only applies during night time.

Obey the regulatory sign during night time.

Overview The Night Condition Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It indicates that the rule shown on the main sign only applies during night-time conditions. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means the main traffic restriction or instruction is not active during the day. Instead, it only applies during night-time hours, typically from sunset to sunrise or as defined by local regulations. The key rule is: the main regulation applies only at night. Driver Responsibilities Understand that the restriction is night-time specific Only comply with the main sign during night-time hours Be aware that the rule may not apply during daylight Check for additional time or condition details if provided Drive carefully due to reduced visibility at night Where You Will See This Sign Urban roads with night-only parking or stopping restrictions Loading zones operating after business hours Areas with nighttime traffic management needs Roads where pedestrian or safety risks increase at night Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Night Condition Sign is to apply traffic restrictions specifically during night-time when visibility, traffic patterns, or safety risks differ from daytime conditions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the restriction applies during the day Ignoring night-time parking or stopping rules Misinterpreting sunset/sunrise timing Failing to check supplementary conditions on the sign Safety Tips Always confirm whether it is currently night-time for the rule Be extra cautious due to reduced visibility at night Check signage carefully when parking after dark Expect increased enforcement in night-restricted zones Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Night Condition Sign may result in: Fines for violating night-time restrictions Enforcement action during active night periods Towing in restricted parking or stopping zones Increased safety risks due to poor visibility conditions Summary The Night Condition Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic rule applies only during night-time hours. Drivers must interpret it together with the main sign to understand when restrictions are active.

Below a regulatory sign.

To indicate that the restriction indicated on the regulatory sign applies in the direction of the arrow.

Obey the primary sign according to the direction indicated.

Overview The Reserved Movement Right by Vehicle Class Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed beneath a main regulatory sign. It indicates that the restriction or permission shown on the main sign applies only in the direction indicated by the arrow, and often only for specific vehicle classes. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it clarifies that the rule shown on the main sign is directional. It applies only to movement in the direction of the arrow, and only to the specified class of vehicle (for example buses, taxis, or goods vehicles, depending on the main sign). The key rule is: the regulation applies only in the direction of the arrow for the specified vehicle class. How It Works in Practice The main regulatory sign defines the restriction or permission (e.g., lane use, turning movement, or access control) The arrow on the secondary panel shows the permitted direction of movement Only the indicated vehicle class may follow that directional instruction Other vehicles must obey general traffic rules or alternative signage Driver Responsibilities Always read both the main sign and the directional arrow together Follow the indicated direction only if your vehicle class is permitted Do not assume the rule applies in all directions Check for additional lane markings or signals at intersections Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: At intersections with dedicated turning lanes for specific vehicle types In public transport corridors (bus or taxi priority routes) Near terminals or loading areas with controlled access In urban traffic management zones with directional lane control Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Reserved Movement Right by Vehicle Class Sign is to clearly define directional movement rights for specific types of vehicles, ensuring safe, organised, and efficient traffic flow in complex road environments. Common Mistakes to Avoid Following the arrow when your vehicle class is not permitted Ignoring that the rule is directional and not general Using the lane or movement in the wrong direction Misreading vehicle class restrictions on the main sign Safety Tips Always confirm your vehicle type is included in the restriction Check arrows carefully before turning or changing lanes Be alert for other vehicles that may have different permitted directions Follow road markings in addition to signage Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this sign may result in: Traffic fines or enforcement action Illegal turning or lane usage violations Increased risk of collisions at intersections Obstruction of reserved vehicle movements Summary The Reserved Movement Right by Vehicle Class Sign in South Africa indicates that only specific vehicle types may move in the direction shown by the arrow under the main regulatory instruction. It ensures clear, safe, and structured directional traffic control.

Below a regulatory sign.

To indicate that the restriction indicated on the regulatory sign applies in the direction of the arrow.

Obey the primary sign according to the direction indicated.

Overview The Reserved Movement Left by Vehicle Class Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It indicates that a movement restriction applies specifically to certain vehicle classes and that permitted movement is directed to the left. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means that vehicles affected by the main restriction are required or directed to move left, depending on their classification. Only specified vehicle classes may continue in the indicated direction, while others must comply with the restriction or diversion. The key rule is: affected vehicles must follow the reserved left movement according to their class. Driver Responsibilities Check whether your vehicle class is affected by the restriction Move left when directed by the sign and road markings Do not continue straight or right if the restriction applies to your vehicle Follow lane markings and directional arrows carefully Be alert for merging or diversion traffic Where You Will See This Sign Approaches to intersections with lane separation Urban roads with dedicated turning movements Traffic management zones with vehicle class restrictions Areas separating heavy vehicles from general traffic Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Reserved Movement Left by Vehicle Class Sign is to manage traffic flow by directing specific vehicle types into designated left-hand movements, improving safety, reducing congestion, and separating incompatible traffic streams. Common Mistakes to Avoid Continuing straight when a left movement is required Ignoring vehicle class restrictions Misreading lane arrows or supplementary instructions Late lane changes at intersections Safety Tips Check signage early before reaching intersections Position your vehicle in the correct lane in advance Watch for vehicles merging left unexpectedly Follow all road markings in combination with the sign Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Reserved Movement Left by Vehicle Class Sign may result in: Traffic fines for incorrect lane usage Violation of vehicle class restrictions Increased collision risk at intersections Enforcement action for non-compliance with directional control Summary The Reserved Movement Left by Vehicle Class Sign in South Africa directs specific vehicle classes to move left in accordance with traffic restrictions. It helps regulate lane discipline and improve safety at controlled intersections and traffic zones.

Below a regulatory sign.

To indicate that the restriction indicated on the regulatory sign applies in the direction of the arrow.

Obey the primary sign according to the direction indicated.

Overview The Reserved Movement to Left & Right by Vehicle Class Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed beneath a main regulatory sign. It indicates that the rule shown on the main sign applies only to movements in the directions of the arrows pointing both left and right, and only for the specified vehicle class. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it clarifies that a specific regulation (such as lane use, turning permission, or restriction) applies only to vehicles in a designated class and only when moving either left or right as indicated by the arrows. The key rule is: only designated vehicles may move left or right in the directions shown by the arrows under the main sign. How It Works in Practice The main regulatory sign defines the restriction or permission for a specific vehicle class The secondary panel shows two permitted directions: left and right Only vehicles belonging to the specified class may make those movements All other vehicles must follow general road rules or alternative signage Driver Responsibilities Always confirm your vehicle class is allowed under the main sign Follow only the indicated left or right directional arrows Do not assume the rule applies to straight movement or other directions Check for road markings and additional intersection controls Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: At intersections with dedicated turning lanes for specific vehicle types In bus, taxi, or freight priority zones Near terminals, depots, or loading areas In controlled urban traffic systems with managed lane directions Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Reserved Movement to Left & Right by Vehicle Class Sign is to clearly define permitted turning movements for specific vehicle types, helping to organise traffic flow and reduce conflicts at intersections or controlled-access points. Common Mistakes to Avoid Turning left or right when your vehicle class is not permitted Ignoring that restrictions apply only to certain vehicle types Assuming straight-through movement is also allowed Misreading directional arrows on the secondary panel Safety Tips Always confirm your vehicle category before following directional arrows Check both arrows carefully before turning Be aware of other vehicles with different permitted movements Follow lane markings in addition to signage for safe positioning Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring this sign may result in: Traffic fines or enforcement action Illegal turning or lane movement violations Increased risk of intersection collisions Obstruction of reserved traffic flows Summary The Reserved Movement to Left & Right by Vehicle Class Sign in South Africa indicates that only specific vehicle types may turn left or right as shown by the arrows. It helps regulate intersection movements and ensures safe, structured traffic flow.

Below a regulatory sign.

To indicate that parking fees must be paid in the parking area.

Pay the parking fee and display the receipt on or within your vehicle.

Overview The Pay & Display Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed below a main parking-related regulatory sign. It indicates that parking is subject to payment, and proof of payment must be displayed within the vehicle. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it informs drivers that parking in the area is not free. A parking fee must be paid, and a valid ticket or receipt must be visibly displayed inside the vehicle (usually on the dashboard). The key rule is: you must pay for parking and display proof of payment. How It Works in Practice Park within a designated bay or marked parking area Pay the required fee using a meter, machine, app, or authorised attendant Display the ticket or proof of payment clearly inside the vehicle Ensure the ticket is valid for the full duration of your stay Driver Responsibilities Pay the correct parking fee for the time parked Display the ticket in a clearly visible position (usually windscreen/dashboard) Check expiry time and renew if staying longer Park only within marked or designated bays Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: In city centres and central business districts Near shopping areas and commercial zones At municipal parking bays and controlled parking areas In high-demand roadside parking locations Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Pay & Display Sign is to regulate parking availability and ensure fair use of limited parking spaces by requiring payment and time-controlled access. Common Mistakes to Avoid Parking without paying the required fee Failing to display the ticket clearly Overstaying beyond the paid time Assuming parking is free outside peak hours Safety Tips Always check payment instructions before leaving your vehicle Keep proof of payment visible and secure Set reminders for expiry times to avoid penalties Use official payment methods only Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Pay & Display Sign may result in: Parking fines or infringement notices Wheel clamping or towing (where applicable) Overstay penalties or additional charges Summary The Pay & Display Sign in South Africa indicates that parking is paid and time-controlled, requiring drivers to purchase and visibly display a valid parking ticket. It helps manage parking demand and ensures fair access to public parking spaces.

Below an appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the sign applies to drivers of vehicles operated by the company, owner or organisation indicated by the logo or words.

If your vehicle belongs to the company or organisation indicated by this sign, obey the regulatory sign.

Overview The Operator Identity (Logo) Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It is used to indicate that the restriction or instruction applies specifically to vehicles operated by a particular company, organisation, or registered operator identified by a logo or name. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means the main regulatory sign is not general to all road users. Instead, it applies only to vehicles belonging to or operated by the operator shown on the sign (for example, a company fleet, transport service, or organisation). The key rule is: only vehicles linked to the displayed operator identity are subject to the restriction or instruction. Driver Responsibilities Check whether your vehicle belongs to the indicated operator Comply with the main sign only if the operator identity applies to you Follow all regulatory instructions linked to your organisation Ensure company or fleet drivers understand applicable restrictions Do not ignore operator-specific traffic rules or conditions Where You Will See This Sign Private company transport facilities Logistics depots and delivery zones Bus, taxi, or fleet operator areas Restricted access roads for authorised organisations Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Operator Identity (Logo) Sign is to apply traffic regulations selectively to specific organisations or vehicle operators, ensuring that only authorised or relevant fleets are affected by certain rules. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the rule applies to all road users Ignoring company-specific restrictions Entering operator-controlled areas without authorisation Misidentifying whether a vehicle belongs to the listed operator Safety Tips Check if your vehicle is part of the indicated organisation or fleet Ensure drivers in company vehicles are trained on applicable rules Follow both the main sign and operator-specific instructions Be cautious in shared areas with multiple operators Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring an Operator Identity (Logo) Sign may result in: Fines for violating operator-specific traffic restrictions Enforcement action in restricted company zones Access revocation for fleet or organisation areas Operational delays or penalties for transport companies Summary The Operator Identity (Logo) Sign in South Africa limits the application of a traffic rule to vehicles belonging to a specific company or organisation. It ensures that regulations are targeted only at relevant operators rather than all road users.

Below an appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the sign applies to drivers of vehicles operated by the company, owner or organisation indicated by the logo or words.

If your vehicle belongs to the company or organisation indicated by this sign, obey the regulatory sign.

Overview The Operator Identity (Word) Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. Instead of using a logo, it uses written words to identify a specific company, organisation, or vehicle operator. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means the main traffic rule applies only to vehicles operated by the company or organisation named in words on the sign. It does not apply to the general public unless otherwise stated. The key rule is: only vehicles belonging to the named operator are subject to the restriction or instruction. Driver Responsibilities Check whether your vehicle belongs to the named operator Follow the main sign only if you are part of that organisation or fleet Comply with all company-specific traffic instructions Ensure professional drivers understand operator-based restrictions Do not assume the rule applies to all road users Where You Will See This Sign Company-owned depots and yards Logistics and delivery facilities Public transport operator facilities (bus, taxi, shuttle services) Restricted access roads for specific organisations Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Operator Identity (Word) Sign is to clearly assign traffic rules to specific organisations using written identification, ensuring that only authorised operator vehicles are affected by certain restrictions or permissions. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the sign applies to all drivers Entering restricted operator-only areas without permission Ignoring company-specific traffic rules Misreading or overlooking the operator name Safety Tips Always check if your vehicle belongs to the named organisation Look carefully at supplementary word signs beneath main signs Follow company or fleet operating rules strictly Be cautious in shared industrial or transport areas Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring an Operator Identity (Word) Sign may result in: Fines for unauthorised use of restricted operator areas Enforcement action or removal from company premises Operational penalties for commercial fleets Restricted access to controlled transport facilities Summary The Operator Identity (Word) Sign in South Africa restricts or applies traffic rules to vehicles operated by a specifically named organisation. It ensures that only authorised operator vehicles are affected by the associated regulation.

Below an appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the sign applies to drivers of vehicles with the displayed mass.

If your vehicle has the mass limit displayed, you have to comply with the primary sign.

Overview The Mass Limit Sign (Text) (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed below a main regulatory traffic sign. It indicates that the restriction shown on the main sign applies only to vehicles that meet a specified mass condition stated on the panel. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it limits the applicability of the main regulation to vehicles based on their mass. Only vehicles that match the displayed mass requirement (for example, exceeding or not exceeding a certain weight) must comply with the restriction. The key rule is: the main sign applies only to vehicles with the specified mass shown on the panel. How It Works in Practice The main sign defines the traffic restriction or instruction (e.g., access control, parking, lane use) The mass limit panel specifies which vehicles are affected based on weight Only vehicles matching that mass condition must comply with the restriction Other vehicles are not affected unless separately indicated Driver Responsibilities Check your vehicle’s gross vehicle mass (GVM) or stated mass category Comply with the restriction only if your vehicle falls within the indicated mass range Do not assume the rule applies to all vehicles Pay attention to whether the sign refers to “over,” “under,” or “equal to” a mass value Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: On bridges or roads with structural weight limits At industrial or freight access points In areas restricting heavy goods vehicles Near construction or sensitive infrastructure zones Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Mass Limit Sign is to protect road infrastructure and manage traffic safety by restricting certain regulations to vehicles based on their weight classification. Common Mistakes to Avoid Ignoring the mass condition and entering restricted areas Misunderstanding whether the limit applies above or below a threshold Assuming light vehicles are always exempt without checking signage Overlooking vehicle loaded weight versus empty weight differences Safety Tips Know your vehicle’s correct mass rating before travelling Check signage carefully for mass thresholds and conditions Avoid entering restricted infrastructure if unsure of compliance Use alternative routes for heavy vehicles where required Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Mass Limit Sign may result in: Fines or traffic violations Damage liability for infrastructure (e.g., bridges) Vehicle removal or restricted access enforcement Increased safety risks on unsuitable roads Summary The Mass Limit Sign (Text) in South Africa restricts certain traffic rules to vehicles with a specified mass. It helps protect infrastructure and ensure safe road usage based on vehicle weight.

Below an appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the sign applies to drivers of motor cycles with the displayed engine size.

If you are driving a motor cycle with the displayed engine size, you have to comply with the primary sign.

Overview The Motor Cycle Engine Size Limit Sign (Text) (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed beneath a main regulatory traffic sign. It indicates that the restriction shown on the main sign applies only to motorcyclists whose motorcycles have a specific engine size as displayed on the panel. What the Sign Means When this sign is used, it limits the applicability of the main traffic regulation to motorcycles based on engine capacity (usually measured in cubic centimetres, e.g., 125cc, 250cc, etc.). Only riders whose motorcycles match the specified engine size condition must comply with the restriction. The key rule is: the main sign applies only to motorcycles with the indicated engine size. How It Works in Practice The main regulatory sign sets the rule (e.g., access restriction, lane use, or parking control) The secondary panel specifies the engine size category affected Only motorcycles matching that engine size must follow the restriction Other motorcycles outside the specified engine size are not affected unless otherwise indicated Driver Responsibilities Check your motorcycle’s engine capacity before entering restricted areas Follow the restriction only if your engine size matches the sign Do not assume all motorcycles are treated the same Pay attention to whether the restriction specifies minimum, maximum, or exact engine size Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: In urban traffic zones with restrictions on smaller or larger motorcycles On highways or expressways with minimum engine capacity requirements In controlled-access areas prioritising high-performance motorcycles Near event zones or restricted urban corridors Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Motor Cycle Engine Size Limit Sign is to regulate motorcycle access or movement based on engine capacity, helping improve safety, traffic flow, and suitability of vehicles for specific road environments. Common Mistakes to Avoid Entering restricted roads without checking engine size requirements Confusing minimum and maximum engine capacity limits Assuming all motorcycles have the same access rights Ignoring signage at highway or controlled-access entry points Safety Tips Know your motorcycle’s exact engine size (cc rating) Check signage carefully before entering restricted zones Avoid using unsuitable roads for your motorcycle class Follow alternative routes if your vehicle does not comply Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Motor Cycle Engine Size Limit Sign may result in: Fines or traffic enforcement penalties Being denied access to restricted road sections Increased safety risk on high-speed or unsuitable roads Possible removal from controlled-access areas Summary The Motor Cycle Engine Size Limit Sign in South Africa restricts certain traffic rules to motorcycles with a specific engine size. It helps ensure that only suitable motorcycles use certain roads or lanes for safety and traffic efficiency.

Below an appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that Local access is also allowed.

Overview The “And Local Access Only” Limit Sign (Text) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It clarifies that, even though a restriction is in place, access is still allowed for vehicles that need to reach destinations within the restricted area. What the Sign Means When this sign appears under a regulatory sign, it means the restriction shown above it does not apply in full to all drivers. Vehicles may still enter the area if they are going to a destination within that zone (local access), such as homes, businesses, or deliveries. The key rule is: restricted access applies, but local access is permitted. Driver Responsibilities Only enter the area if your destination is within the restricted zone Do not use the road as a through-route or shortcut Be prepared to show or justify local access if required Follow all other conditions on the main regulatory sign Drive carefully in low-traffic, access-controlled areas Where You Will See This Sign Residential streets with traffic calming or closure restrictions Construction or roadworks zones Pedestrian-priority or restricted access areas Business districts with controlled vehicle entry Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the “And Local Access Only” sign is to reduce unnecessary through-traffic while still allowing residents, customers, and service vehicles to reach their destinations within a restricted area. Common Mistakes to Avoid Using the road as a shortcut through the area Entering without a valid destination inside the zone Ignoring additional restrictions such as time limits or vehicle type Misunderstanding “local access” as general access Safety Tips Confirm your destination is inside the restricted area before entering Drive slowly due to increased pedestrian and residential activity Watch for temporary barriers or diversions Be alert for enforcement in controlled-access zones Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring an “And Local Access Only” sign may result in: Fines for illegal through-traffic use Enforcement action in restricted zones Possible towing in controlled areas Increased safety risks in pedestrian or residential streets Summary The “And Local Access Only” Limit Sign in South Africa allows entry into a restricted area only for drivers with destinations inside that area. It prevents through-traffic while still maintaining essential access for residents and services.

Below an appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate for which distance ahead the sign applies to.

You need to comply with the primary sign for distance ahead as displayed.

Overview The Distance “For” Limit Sign (Text) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It specifies the exact distance over which the main restriction or instruction remains in effect. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means the rule shown on the main sign applies continuously for the distance indicated (e.g., “for 2 km”, “for 500 m”) from the point where the sign is placed. The key rule is: the restriction applies ahead for the stated distance. Driver Responsibilities Note the distance indicated on the sign Comply with the main regulation for the entire specified distance Do not assume the restriction ends until the distance is completed or another sign cancels it Remain alert for an end-of-restriction sign Adjust driving behaviour accordingly for the full stretch Where You Will See This Sign Roadworks and temporary traffic control zones Speed-restricted areas over a defined stretch No-overtaking or no-stopping zones Hazardous road sections requiring extended caution Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Distance “For” Limit Sign is to clearly inform drivers how long a restriction remains in force, ensuring consistent compliance over a defined section of road. Common Mistakes to Avoid Ignoring the distance and ending compliance too early Assuming the rule only applies near the sign Missing the distance value displayed Failing to look for a termination sign Safety Tips Mentally note or estimate the distance ahead Stay consistent with speed or restriction compliance Look for repeat or reminder signs along the route Remain cautious in extended hazard or control zones Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Distance “For” Limit Sign may result in: Fines for violating restrictions within the indicated distance Increased risk of accidents in controlled zones Enforcement action over the full restricted stretch Possible penalties for unsafe driving behaviour Summary The Distance “For” Limit Sign in South Africa indicates how far ahead a traffic rule applies. Drivers must follow the associated regulation for the entire stated distance to ensure safety and compliance.

Below the appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate to the driver that the reservation indicated on the regulatory sign is further restricted by a maximum number of vehicles as indicated on this sign.

Do not enter an area if that would mean there would be more than the number of vehicles indicated.

Overview The Maximum Number of Vehicles Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic or reservation sign. It limits the number of vehicles that may use, enter, or occupy the reserved area indicated by the main sign. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it means that the reservation or permission shown on the main sign is further restricted by a maximum number of vehicles allowed at any given time. The key rule is: only the specified number of vehicles may use or occupy the reserved area. Driver Responsibilities Check the maximum number of vehicles indicated on the sign Only enter if space is available within the allowed limit Do not exceed the stated number of vehicles in the area Follow any additional instructions on the main regulatory sign Be prepared to wait or find alternative access if the limit is reached Where You Will See This Sign Controlled parking or loading zones Restricted access areas such as depots or service bays Bridges, ferries, or narrow access points with capacity limits Construction or temporary traffic management areas Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Maximum Number of Vehicles Sign is to control congestion, ensure safety, and manage limited space or capacity within a reserved area. Common Mistakes to Avoid Ignoring the vehicle limit and entering when full Assuming the restriction is advisory rather than mandatory Overcrowding controlled or restricted areas Failing to observe both the main sign and the supplementary limit Safety Tips Observe whether the area is already at capacity before entering Be patient and wait for space if necessary Follow instructions from traffic officials if present Drive cautiously in confined or high-traffic areas Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Maximum Number of Vehicles Sign may result in: Fines for non-compliance with traffic control measures Removal or redirection of vehicles Increased congestion and safety hazards Enforcement action in restricted zones Summary The Maximum Number of Vehicles Sign in South Africa limits how many vehicles may use a reserved area at one time. It ensures safe and efficient use of space by preventing overcrowding and maintaining controlled access.

Below the appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the primary sign applies to drivers of buses.

If you are a bus driver, you need to comply with the primary sign.

Overview The Buses Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It specifies that the instruction or restriction shown on the main sign applies specifically to buses. What the Sign Means When this sign appears below a regulatory sign, it means the rule above is not for all vehicles, but only for buses. Other road users are not affected unless additional signs indicate otherwise. The key rule is: the main regulation applies only to buses. Driver Responsibilities If you are driving a bus, you must comply with the main sign If you are not driving a bus, the restriction does not apply to you (unless otherwise indicated) Always read supplementary signs together with the main sign Be aware of bus-specific rules in shared traffic environments Respect bus priority and operational requirements Where You Will See This Sign Bus lanes or bus-only routes Bus stops and public transport zones Urban transport corridors Areas with dedicated bus regulations or restrictions Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Buses Sign is to apply traffic rules specifically to buses, ensuring efficient operation of public transport without unnecessarily restricting other vehicles. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the rule applies to all vehicles Ignoring bus-specific restrictions when driving a bus Misreading supplementary signs Failing to give buses appropriate priority Safety Tips Always check if a rule applies specifically to buses Give buses enough space, especially near stops Be cautious in areas with frequent bus movement Follow all public transport lane rules carefully Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Buses Sign may result in: Fines for bus drivers violating traffic rules Operational penalties for transport operators Traffic disruptions in public transport systems Increased safety risks in bus-priority areas Summary The Buses Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic rule applies only to buses. It ensures that bus-specific regulations are clearly communicated without affecting other road users.

Below the appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the primary sign applies to pedal cyclists.

If you are a pedal cyclist, you need to comply with the primary sign.

Overview The Pedal Cycles Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed beneath a main regulatory traffic sign. It indicates that the rule shown on the main sign applies specifically to pedal cyclists (bicycles). What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it limits the applicability of the main regulatory sign to cyclists only. Other road users, such as motor vehicles, are not affected unless separate signage applies to them. The key rule is: the main regulation applies only to pedal cycles. How It Works in Practice The main sign sets the rule (e.g., no entry, direction control, lane usage, or stopping restriction) The pedal cycle panel specifies that only cyclists must follow that rule Other vehicles follow general traffic rules unless otherwise indicated Driver & Cyclist Responsibilities Cyclists: Must obey the instruction on the main sign Motorists: Should not assume the restriction applies to them Always read both the main sign and the secondary panel together Be aware of dedicated cycling rules and infrastructure Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: On dedicated cycling routes or lanes In urban areas with bicycle-specific traffic control At intersections with cyclist-only movement rules In shared spaces where different rules apply to cyclists Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Pedal Cycles Sign is to apply certain traffic regulations specifically to cyclists, improving safety and ensuring clear separation between bicycle and motor vehicle rules. Common Mistakes to Avoid Motorists incorrectly following cyclist-only restrictions Cyclists ignoring rules that specifically apply to them Misinterpreting the sign as applying to all road users Failing to recognise cyclist-specific controls at intersections Safety Tips Cyclists should stay alert to signage specific to their movement Motorists should watch for cyclists obeying different rules Respect dedicated cycling lanes and controls Always check the full sign combination before acting Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Pedal Cycles Sign may result in: Fines for cyclists violating traffic regulations Unsafe interactions between cyclists and vehicles Increased risk of accidents in shared road environments Summary The Pedal Cycles Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic regulation applies only to cyclists. It helps create safer and more organised road use by clearly defining rules for pedal cycle traffic.

Below the appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the primary sign applies to drivers of motor cycles.

If you are a motor cycle driver, you need to comply with the primary sign.

Overview The Motor Cycles Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It indicates that the rule or restriction shown on the main sign applies specifically to motorcycles. What the Sign Means When this sign appears below a regulatory sign, it means the instruction above is directed only at motorcycle riders. Other vehicle types are not affected unless additional signs indicate otherwise. The key rule is: the main regulation applies only to motorcycles. Driver Responsibilities If you are riding a motorcycle, you must comply with the main sign If you are driving another type of vehicle, the restriction does not apply to you (unless otherwise indicated) Always interpret the main sign together with the supplementary plate Follow all motorcycle-specific road rules and restrictions Be aware of designated motorcycle zones or controls Where You Will See This Sign Motorcycle-only parking or lanes Urban areas with dedicated motorcycle regulations Traffic control zones for two-wheeled vehicles Restricted or designated access areas Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Motor Cycles Sign is to apply traffic rules specifically to motorcycles, ensuring safer and more efficient management of two-wheeled vehicle movement. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the rule applies to all vehicles Ignoring motorcycle-specific restrictions when riding Misinterpreting supplementary signage Failing to recognise designated motorcycle areas Safety Tips Motorcycle riders should always check for vehicle-specific signage Other drivers should remain aware of motorcycle zones Maintain safe distances around motorcycles Follow all traffic rules specific to your vehicle type Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Motor Cycles Sign may result in: Fines for motorcycle riders violating traffic rules Increased safety risks for riders and other road users Traffic enforcement action Possible penalties for non-compliance with vehicle-specific regulations Summary The Motor Cycles Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic rule applies only to motorcycles. It ensures clear communication of vehicle-specific regulations for safer and more efficient road use.

Below the appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the primary sign applies to drivers of motor cars.

If you are a motor car driver, you need to comply with the primary sign.

Overview The Motor Cars Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a supplementary panel placed beneath a main regulatory traffic sign. It indicates that the rule shown on the main sign applies specifically to drivers of motor cars. What the Sign Means When this sign is displayed, it limits the applicability of the main regulatory sign to motor cars only. Other vehicles (such as motorcycles, buses, goods vehicles, or bicycles) are not affected unless separate signage applies to them. The key rule is: the main regulation applies only to motor cars. How It Works in Practice The main regulatory sign sets the rule (e.g., no entry, parking restriction, lane control) The “Motor Cars” panel specifies that only drivers of motor cars must follow that rule Other vehicle types follow general road rules unless otherwise indicated Driver Responsibilities Motor car drivers: Must obey the instruction on the main sign Other road users: Should not assume the restriction applies to them Always read both the main sign and the secondary panel together Be aware of vehicle-specific regulations on the road Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly used: In urban areas with vehicle-specific traffic controls At parking zones reserved or restricted for motor cars On roads where different rules apply to different vehicle types Near controlled-access or managed traffic flow zones Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Motor Cars Sign is to apply traffic regulations specifically to motor cars, allowing tailored control of different vehicle types for improved traffic flow and safety. Common Mistakes to Avoid Drivers of other vehicles incorrectly following motor car restrictions Motor car drivers ignoring rules that apply specifically to them Assuming the rule applies to all vehicles Misinterpreting vehicle-specific signage Safety Tips Always identify whether your vehicle type is affected Check all supplementary panels before acting Be aware that different vehicles may have different rules Follow road markings and additional signage Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Motor Cars Sign may result in: Fines or traffic violations for non-compliance Improper lane use or illegal parking penalties Increased risk of traffic conflicts Summary The Motor Cars Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic regulation applies only to motor cars. It helps manage traffic by assigning specific rules to different vehicle categories.

Below the appropriate regulatory sign.

To indicate that the primary sign applies to drivers of taxis.

If you are a taxi driver, you need to comply with the primary sign.

Overview The Taxi Sign (Exclusive Secondary Message Sign) in South Africa is a regulatory supplementary sign placed beneath a main traffic sign. It indicates that the rule or restriction shown on the main sign applies specifically to taxis. What the Sign Means When this sign appears below a regulatory sign, it means the instruction above is directed only at taxi drivers. Other vehicle types are not affected unless additional signage states otherwise. The key rule is: the main regulation applies only to taxis. Driver Responsibilities If you are driving a taxi, you must comply with the main sign If you are not driving a taxi, the restriction does not apply to you (unless otherwise indicated) Always read the main sign together with the supplementary plate Follow all taxi-specific traffic rules and regulations Be aware of designated taxi zones and stopping areas Where You Will See This Sign Taxi ranks and loading zones Urban public transport corridors Designated taxi stopping or parking areas High-traffic commuter routes Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the Taxi Sign is to apply traffic rules specifically to taxis, ensuring efficient operation of public transport services without unnecessarily restricting other road users. Common Mistakes to Avoid Assuming the rule applies to all vehicles Ignoring taxi-specific restrictions when operating a taxi Misinterpreting supplementary signage Failing to respect designated taxi zones Safety Tips Taxi drivers should always check for vehicle-specific signage Other drivers should be cautious near taxi zones Allow space for taxis to stop and pick up passengers Follow all public transport-related road rules Penalties for Ignoring the Sign Ignoring a Taxi Sign may result in: Fines for taxi drivers violating traffic rules Operational penalties for taxi operators Traffic disruptions in public transport areas Increased safety risks in taxi zones Summary The Taxi Sign in South Africa indicates that a traffic rule applies only to taxis. It ensures clear communication of taxi-specific regulations and supports efficient public transport operations.