55 Traffic Signs You Need to Know to Pass PH Driver’s License Exam

In this short post, we’ll list the most common road traffic signs and their meaning. Some of these road signs are exclusive to the country.

Use this guide if you’re driving in the Philippines for the first time, or just simply want to pass your driver’s license exam given by the Land Transportation Office (LTO).

Traffic signs you need to know in the Philippines

Sign	Meaning
	A traffic sign to notify drivers that they must stop before proceeding.
	Animal crossing
	Approach to intersection merging traffic
	Approach an intersection side road
	Approach to intersection
	Breakdown station
	Bus stop sign
	Danger from falling rocks
	Dangerous bend/curve
	Dangerous double left bend curve
	Dangerous double right bend curve
	Dangerous left bend curve
	Dangerous warning sign to an indicated road intersection
	Filling station
	First Aid station
	Hospital sign
	Hotel or Motel
	This indicates that you must slow down and be ready to stop, if necessary, to let any vehicle, bicyclist, or pedestrian pass
	No blowing of the horn
	No entry for all types of vehicles
	No entry for animal-drawn vehicle
	No entry for bicycles
	No entry for buses
	No entry for cars
	No entry for jeepneys
	No entry for motorcycles
	No entry for pedestrians
	No entry for tricycles
	No entry for trucks
	No entry for vehicles exceeding 2 meters in width
	No entry for vehicles exceeding 2 tons on one axle
	No entry for vehicles exceeding 3.5 meters in height
	No entry for vehicles exceeding 5 tons
	No entry for vehicles exceeding 10 meters in length
	No left turn
	No overtaking
	No parking sign
	No right turn anytime
	No stopping anytime
	No U-turn anytime
	Pedestrian crossing
	Quay River
	Railroad crossing
	Refreshment or cafeteria
	Restaurant
	Road narrows ahead
	Road works
	Roundabout ahead
	Slippery road
	Speed limit sign
	Steep descent
	Swingbridge
	Traffic light ahead
	Two-way traffic
	Uneven road bad condition

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