Road signs in Indonesia are standardizedroad signs similar to those used in other nations but with certain distinctions. As a formerDutch colony, until the 1970s road signs in Indonesia closely followedThe Netherlands rules on road signs. Nowadays, Indonesian road sign design are a mix of European, US MUTCD, Australia, New Zealand and Japanese road sign features. According to the 2014 Minister of Transport's Regulation No. 13 concerning Traffic Signs,^[1] the official typeface for road signs in Indonesia isClearview. Indonesia formerly usedFHWA Series fonts (Highway Gothic) as the designated typeface though the rules are not being implemented properly.

Indonesian road signs useIndonesian, the official and thenational language of Indonesia. However,English is also used for important public places such as tourist attractions and airports.Bilingual signs can be found in tourist areas such asBali.

Indonesia signed the 1968Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals but have yet to ratify the Convention.^[2] Indonesiadrives on the left.

Warning signs warn of possible dangers or unusual conditions ahead and alert motorists on the hazards to expect. Warning signs in Indonesia used to closely follow US MUTCD and Japanese warnings signs: a diamond-shaped with yellow background and black-and-yellow outline. Though they recently changed it to be a full black outline.

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  Railway Crossing (No gates)
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  Railway Crossing (With gates)
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  Bend
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  Double bend
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  Sharp bend
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  Double sharp bend
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  Two Bend
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  Degree loop
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  Surface narrows
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  Surface narrows on right
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  Narrow bridge
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  Steep descent
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  Hazardous descent
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  Steep climb
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  Hazardous climb
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  Slippery road
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  Dip
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  Speed bump/hump
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  Uneven road
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  Loose gravel
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  Falling rocks
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  Traffic lights ahead
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  Roundabout Ahead
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  Divided Road
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  Divided road ends
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  Roadway splits
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  Pedestrian crossing
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  Pedestrian traffic
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  School crossing
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  Bicycle zone
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  Cattle crossing
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  Deer crossing
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  Other hazards
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  Roadworks ahead
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  Max height limit
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  Max width limit
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  Low flying-aircraft
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  Crosswinds
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  Two way-traffic
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  Drawbridge

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  Crossroad
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  Priority road
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  Skewed crossroad
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  Merging to left
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  Merging to right
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  Crossroad to left
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  Crossroad to right
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  Double crossroad to left
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  Double crossroad to right
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  Exit crossroad
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  Priority side road
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  T crossroad
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  Y crossroad

Prohibitory signs in Indonesia are circular in shape and have a red border with diagonal bars except for Stop, Give Way, and Railroad Crossing signs.

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  Stop
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  Give way
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  Customs
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  Toll gates
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  One-track railroad crossing
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  Multi-track railroad crossing
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  No vehicles
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  No entry
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  No motorcycles and mopeds
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  No overtaking
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  No three-wheelers
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  No cars
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  No trucks
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  No busses
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  No tractors
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  No trailers
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  No trailers
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  No cars and motorcycles
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  No cars and trucks
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  No trucks and busses
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  No motorcycles, cars, and trucks
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  No cars, trucks, and busses
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  No pedestrians
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  No push-carts
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  No bicycles
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  No cycle rickshaw
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  No carts
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  No horse-drawn carriages
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  Maximum length for motorized vehicles
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  Maximum height limit
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  Maximum width limit
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  Maximum length limit for non-motorised vehicles
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  Maximum weight limit
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  Maximum weight limit per axel
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  Maximum weight limit per axel for dual-wheel vehicles
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  Maximum weight limit per axel for vehicles with a single rear axle
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  Maximum weight limit per axel for vehicles with multiple rear axles
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  No entry for vehicles with width exceeding 2.5m, length exceeding 18m, height exceeding 4.2m and heaviest axel load exceeding 10 tons
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  No entry for vehicles with width exceeding 2.5m, length exceeding 12m, height exceeding 4.2m and heaviest axel load exceeding 8 tons
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  No entry for vehicles with width exceeding 2.1m, length exceeding 9m, height exceeding 3.5m and heaviest axel load exceeding 8 tons
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  No stopping
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  No parking
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  No left turn
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  No right turn
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  No U-turn
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  No right turn or U-turn
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  Minimum distance between cars
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  Maximum speed limit in kilometers per hour (km/h)
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  No honking
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  Prohibition sign with a worded message
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  End of speed restriction
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  End of overtaking restriction
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  End of honking restriction
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  End of all restrictions
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  Give way to oncoming traffic

Mandatory signs in Indonesia follows the "Type A Mandatory Signs" as prescribed by the Vienna Convention, which is the European-style white-on-blue circular signs with addition of a white border.

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  Keep left
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  Keep right
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  Turn left
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  Turn right
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  Go straight/one way
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  Roundabout
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  Straight ahead or left turn primited
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  Straight ahead or right turn primited
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  Keep left
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  Keep right
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  Pass either side
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  Minimum speed limit in kilometres per hour (km/h)
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  Tyre chain
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  Motorcycles lane
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  Bus-only lane
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  Truck-only lane
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  Pedestrians only
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  Equestrians only
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  Bicycles only
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  Rickshaws only
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  Carts only
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  Horse carriage only
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  Non-motorized vehicles only
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  End of minimum speed limit
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  End of tyre chain usage

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  4-way directional sign.Ngurah Rai International Airport is highlighted in blue as it is a public facility
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  3-way directional sign. Note the Indonesian National Highway number hexagon
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  Exit to toll road
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  National route distance sign (differs by island)
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  Entrance to toll road
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  3-way directional sign.Kawasan Kota Tua, a tourist attraction, is highlighted in brown
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  4-way intersection directional sign.TOL PURBALEUNYI, a motorway, is highlighted in white and bears the international highway symbol, whileStasiun KA Kota, a train station, is highlighted in blue.

Most of the signs in this section are custom-made by the toll road operator and unavailable in the current regulations.

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  Toll Road begins
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  Toll Road ends
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  Toll road name begins
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  Toll road name ends
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  Highway restrictions for non-motorised vehicles ("Toll road is only for motorised vehicles with four or more wheels")
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  Toll gates ahead
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  Exit ahead (1 km)
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  Exit ahead (500 m)
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  Exit ahead (300 m)
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  Exit sign (butterfly gantry sign placed in between ramp)
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  Interchange ahead (1 km)
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  Interchange ahead (500m)
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  Interchange ahead (300m)
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  Interchange exit
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  Highway distance sign
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  Highway location marker
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  Highway location marker with meters, placed in each 200 m of the Motorway
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  Rest area ahead (1 km)
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  Rest area ahead (500 m)
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  Rest area ahead (~300 m)
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  Bridge name
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  Runaway ramp. The 500m distance is omitted in 300m before the ramp
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  Lane directory
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  Advisory sign (Right lane for overtaking only)
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  Prohibition sign (Overtaking from left is prohibited)
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  Distance guidance ahead^[3]
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  Distance guidance (0m-initial position)^[3]
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  Distance guidance (50m-unsafe distance)^[3]
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  Distance guidance (100m-safe distance)^[3]
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  Toll gates (pay toll before using the non-cash method since October 31, 2017 this sign is no longer there)
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  Toll gates (take ticket)
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  Toll gates (electronic payment has started using non-cash since 2017 by attaching a card)
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  Toll gates height limit^[4] (might be omitted in some toll gates)
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  Warning sign (Fog)
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  Warning sign (Crosswind)

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  City limits
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  End of city limits
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  Bus terminal
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  Train station
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  Harbor
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  Airport
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  Garbage/Waste disposal
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  Landfill
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  Post office
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  Telephone
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  Bus stop
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  Taxi stand
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  Transit stop
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  Crosswalk
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  Parking
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  Disabled parking area
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  Tunnel Ahead
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  End of tunnel
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  Tsunami evacuation route
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  Earthquake evacuation route
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  Volcano eruption evacuation route
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  Emergency muster zone
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  Refuge camp
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  Refuge centre
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  Mosque
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  Church
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  Vihara
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  Hindu temple
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  Hospital
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  Clinic, Community Health Centre
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  Pharmacy
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  Petrol station
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  Scheduled service station
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  Emission service station
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  Weight station
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  Museum
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  Supermarket
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  Restaurant
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  Cafe
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  Hotel
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  Motor services
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  Park
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  Border Country Ahead
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  Tent camp
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  Caravan camp
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  Camp
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  Villa
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  Beach
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  Open sports field
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  Indoor sports centre
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  Swimming pool
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  Stadium
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  School
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  Library
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  One way traffic
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  Dead end traffic
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  Priority over oncoming traffic
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  U-turn traffic
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  Non toll road

Temporary signs generally follow New Zealand designs, albeit with the Clearview typeface instead of the Highway Gothic typeface.

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  Curve left
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  Curve right
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  Surface narrows
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  Surface widens
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  Narrow left
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  Narrow right
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  Widen left
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  Widen right
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  Lane ends on left
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  Lane ends on right
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  Added lane on left
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  Added lane on right
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  Construction bridges
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  Slippery road
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  Uneven road shoulders
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  Loose gravel
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  Diversion to the right
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  Diversion to the left
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  Diversion to the right ends
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  Diversion to the left ends
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  Construction Double Arrow
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  Roads Merge
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  Divided vehicle (two-way)
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  Divided vehicle ends (two-way)
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  Other danger
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  Road workers
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  Maximum height
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  Maximum width
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  Two-way
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  Flagger
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  Worded warning sign (in this case "Road Work")

• Permenhub no 13/2014

• Road transport in Indonesia
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