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Warning signs (A) – Swedish road signs

These warning signs have been set up to warn of a hazard. The sign indicates what the type of hazard is. You should take extra care when you see a warning sign and possibly decrease your speed as well.

A1 – Dangerous curve
Dangerous curve (A1)
A2 – Multiple dangerous curves ahead
Multiple dangerous curves ahead (A2)
A3 – Steep hill downwards
Steep hill downwards (A3)
A4 – Steep incline
Steep incline (A4)
A5 – Road narrows
Road narrows (A5)
A6 – Opening or swing bridge
Opening or swing bridge (A6)
A7 – Quayside or river bank
Quayside or river bank (A7)
A8 – Uneven road ahead
Uneven road ahead (A8)
A9 – Speed bump warning
Speed bump warning (A9)
A10 – Slippery road
Slippery road (A10)
A11 – Loose chippings
Loose chippings (A11)
A12 – Falling rocks or debris ahead
Falling rocks or debris ahead (A12)
A13 – Pedestrian crossing ahead
Pedestrian crossing ahead (A13)
A14 – Pedestrian warning
Pedestrian warning (A14)
A15 – Children
Children (A15)
A16 – Cyclists and moped riders
Cyclists and moped riders (A16)
A17 – Skiers
Skiers (A17)
A18 – Horse riders
Horse riders (A18)
A19 – Animals
Animals (A19)
A20 – Roadworks
Roadworks (A20)
A21 – Roadworks ends
Roadworks ends (A21)
A22 – Traffic signals
Traffic signals (A22)
A23 – Low-flying aircraft
Low-flying aircraft (A23)
A24 – Beware of dangerous crosswinds
Beware of dangerous crosswinds (A24)
A25 – Beware of two-way traffic ahead
Beware of two-way traffic ahead (A25)
A26 – Tunnel
Tunnel (A26)
A27 – Soft verge or high carriageway edge
Soft verge or high carriageway edge (A27)
A28 – Junction
Junction (A28)
A29 – Warning for a junction where road users on a connecting road are obliged to give way or stop
Warning for a junction where road users on a connecting road are obliged to give way or stop (A29)
A30 – Roundabout ahead
Roundabout ahead (A30)
A31 – Slow-moving vehicles
Slow-moving vehicles (A31)
A32 – Horse-drawn vehicles
Horse-drawn vehicles (A32)
A33 – Off-road scooter traffic
Off-road scooter traffic (A33)
A34 – Queues likely
Queues likely (A34)
A35 – Level crossing with gates
Level crossing with gates (A35)
A36 – Level crossing without gates
Level crossing without gates (A36)
A37 – Junction with tramway line
Junction with tramway line (A37)
A38 – Distance to level crossing
Distance to level crossing (A38)
A39 – Train crossing
Train crossing (A39)
A40 – Other dangers
Other dangers (A40)
A41 – Accident
Accident (A41)

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