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| A "roundabout" coming up. a circular interruption which slows traffic and makes connections to other roads smoother. Also makes it easy to go back the other way in case you have made a mistake - or just go round and round until you decide where to go. |
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| Standard signs. Sometimes they are tricky if they are worn out as is the case here with "Toute Directions" a common sign indicating its the general way out to make all possible other connections. The "centre ville" also is common, leading you into the main part of town. |
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| Top: No parking I think. Bottom: Go left |
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| Another worn-out "Toute Directions" sign |
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| Self-explanatory |
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| Old-fashioned street sign, usually found high on the corner building. |
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| Private road, pedestrians allowed |
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| Self-explanatory |
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| Yield - 30 kilometer speed limit |
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| No cars, scooters or motorcycles. Gull warning, they love bread etc, don't feed them. Keep your dog on a leash. |
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| Very common. Don't enter, keep right |
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| Don't enter |
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| Don't enter (indoors) |
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| Showing the possibilities of the upcoming roundabout - bigger roads in green. |
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| Hiking paths are slippery when it's cold |
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| No food. No dogs. Store is under video surveillance. |
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| City Hall and parking area to the right. Hotels inside walled town to the left. |
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| No entry except those going to city hall. |
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| Big highway town destinations in green. Small road town destinations in black. |
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