Danger Warning Signs are designed to alert drivers in advance of potential physical hazards or changing road conditions ahead.

Key Characteristics:

• Shape: Equilateral triangle with apex pointing upwards.
• Colour: White or yellow background with a thick red reflective border.
• Placement: Placed 50m to 100m before the hazard in urban areas, and 150m to 250m before the hazard on high-speed open highways.

Common Class A Signs:

• Crossroads Ahead: Warns of intersecting roadways.
• Sharp Curves & Hairpin Bends: Slow down before steering into the turn.
• Narrow Bridge / Road Narrows: Be prepared to give way if roadway cannot fit two wide vehicles.
• Pedestrian Crossing Ahead: Slow down and expect foot traffic.
• Railway Level Crossing: Red flashing lights or open track ahead.