Road signs in Malaysia
All 70 road signs used in Malaysia, grouped by type, with what each one means.
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Every sign in Malaysia
These are the signs as they appear in Malaysia, which uses its own sign system.
Warning signs
28 signs
School speed limit 30School zone speed limit 30 km/h
BendBend / curve ahead
Dangerous bendDangerous bend ahead
Bend rightBend to the right
School childrenSchool children crossing
Slippery roadSlippery road
Priority signs
2 signs
StopStop (BERHENTI) — stop completely and give way
Give wayGive way (BERI LALUAN) — yield to traffic on the main road
Prohibition signs
20 signs
No entryNo entry — vehicles prohibited from entering (Dilarang masuk)
No parkingNo parking (Dilarang meletak kenderaan)
No stoppingNo stopping (Dilarang berhenti)
No hornSounding of horn prohibited
No u turnNo U-turn
No right turnNo right turn
Mandatory signs
6 signs
Proceed straightProceed in the direction of the arrow (straight ahead)
Keep leftKeep left
Keep rightKeep right / turn right
Turn leftTurn left / keep left
Bicycle laneBicycle lane
Motorcycle laneMotorcycle lane
Information signs
14 signs
TelephoneTelephone
Petrol stationPetrol / fuel station
RestaurantRestaurant / food court
WorkshopVehicle workshop / repair
AirportAirport
Rest areaRest and service area (R&R)
Signs explained
What the main sign groups mean and what to do when you see one.
Warning signs
Alert drivers to potential hazards ahead. Usually triangular with red border.12 signs
Prohibitory signs
Indicate actions that are not permitted. Usually circular with red border.7 signs
Mandatory signs
Indicate required actions or directions. Usually circular with blue background.3 signs
Priority signs
Indicate who has right of way at intersections. Various shapes and colors.5 signs
Informational signs
Provide useful information about facilities, services, and locations.6 signs
Direction signs
Guide drivers to destinations, exits, and distances.3 signs
Special zone signs
Indicate special areas like school zones, pedestrian areas, and work zones.2 signsReady for your Malaysia theory test?
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