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Road Traffic Rules of the Republic of Armenia

SIGN REFERENCESigns & markings

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Chapter I. General ProvisionsChapter II. Signals of the Traffic Light and the Traffic ControllerChapter III. Use of Hazard Warning Lights and the “Emergency Stop” Warning SignChapter IV. Use of Special SignalsChapter V. Starting, Manoeuvring and Changing DirectionChapter VI. Placement of Vehicles on the CarriagewayChapter VII. Traffic SpeedChapter VIII. OvertakingChapter IX. Stopping and ParkingChapter X. Passage of IntersectionsChapter XI. Pedestrian CrossingsChapter XII. Railway CrossingsChapter XIII. Movement on MotorwaysChapter XIV. Traffic in Residential ZonesChapter XV. Priority of Public Transport Vehicles and Passing Their StopsChapter XVI. Use of External Lighting Devices and the HornChapter XVII. Towing of Motor VehiclesChapter XVIII. Learner DrivingChapter XIX. Carriage of PersonsChapter XX. Carriage of GoodsChapter XXI. Road Signs (Form No. 1), Road Markings (Form No. 2), Their Characteristics, and Vehicle Identification Signs (Form No. 3)
Chapter I. General ProvisionsChapter II. Signals of the Traffic Light and the Traffic ControllerChapter III. Use of Hazard Warning Lights and the “Emergency Stop” Warning SignChapter IV. Use of Special SignalsChapter V. Starting, Manoeuvring and Changing DirectionChapter VI. Placement of Vehicles on the CarriagewayChapter VII. Traffic SpeedChapter VIII. OvertakingChapter IX. Stopping and ParkingChapter X. Passage of IntersectionsChapter XI. Pedestrian CrossingsChapter XII. Railway CrossingsChapter XIII. Movement on MotorwaysChapter XIV. Traffic in Residential ZonesChapter XV. Priority of Public Transport Vehicles and Passing Their StopsChapter XVI. Use of External Lighting Devices and the HornChapter XVII. Towing of Motor VehiclesChapter XVIII. Learner DrivingChapter XIX. Carriage of PersonsChapter XX. Carriage of GoodsChapter XXI. Road Signs (Form No. 1), Road Markings (Form No. 2), Their Characteristics, and Vehicle Identification Signs (Form No. 3)
Warning SignsPriority SignsProhibitory SignsMandatory SignsSpecial Regulation SignsInformation SignsService SignsAdditional Information Plates
Horizontal Road MarkingsVertical Road Markings
Vehicle Identification Signs
List of Malfunctions and Conditions of the Brake SystemList of Steering System Malfunctions and ConditionsList of External Lighting Device Malfunctions and ConditionsList of Wheel and Tire Malfunctions and ConditionsList of Engine Malfunctions and ConditionsList of Other Malfunctions and Conditions
Definitions Used in the LawArticle 13. State Registration, State Recording and Restrictions of VehiclesArticle 14. Main Requirements for Ensuring Road Traffic Safety in the Course of Operation of VehiclesArticle 24. Main Duties of Owners and Drivers of VehiclesArticle 27. Classification of Vehicles and the Right to Drive ThemArticle 28. Basic Requirements for Driver Training

Chapter XV. Priority of Public Transport Vehicles and Passing Their Stops

123. Outside intersections, where tram tracks cross the carriageway, trams have priority over trackless vehicles, except when leaving a depot.

124. On roads with a lane for public transport vehicles, marked with signs 5.14 "Lane for public transport vehicles", 5.11.1 "Road with a lane for public transport vehicles", 5.13.1 and 5.13.2 "Exit onto a road with a lane for public transport vehicles", other vehicles are prohibited from travelling or stopping in that lane. If the lane for public transport vehicles is separated from the rest of the carriageway by broken road markings, then, when entering a road with such a lane, drivers may enter that lane provided they immediately move into the adjacent lane. It is also permitted to enter lanes with such markings to pick up or set down passengers and to turn off the road. When entering or leaving lanes marked in this way, drivers must give way to the drivers of public transport vehicles, and must not obstruct them when passengers are boarding or alighting in those lanes.

125. In built-up areas, drivers of public transport vehicles moving off from designated and marked stops have priority; however, they may move off only after ensuring that vehicles approaching in the adjacent lane do not obstruct them.

126. Drivers must not obstruct pedestrians approaching a public transport vehicle stopped at a designated stop or moving away from it on the door side, if passengers board or alight from the carriageway or from a passenger boarding platform located on the carriageway.

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