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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 XXI. Road Signs (Form No. 1), Road Markings (Form No. 2), Their Characteristics, and Vehicle Identification Signs (Form No. 3)

166. Road signs, road markings and their numbering comply with the applicable standards.

167. Road signs are divided into 8 groups:

  1. warning signs;

  2. priority signs;

  3. prohibitory signs;

  4. mandatory signs;

  5. special regulation signs;

  6. information signs;

  7. service signs;

  8. additional information plates.

167.1. When the following temporary signs are mounted on portable stands, their white background may be yellow: 1.8 “Traffic signals”, 1.15 “Slippery road”, 1.16 “Uneven road”, 1.18 “Loose chippings”, 1.19 “Dangerous shoulder”, 1.20.1–1.20.3 “Road narrows”, 1.21 “Two-way traffic”, 1.33 “Other dangers”, 2.6 “Priority to oncoming traffic”, 3.11 “Weight limit”, 3.12 “Axle-load limit”, 3.13 “Height limit”, 3.14 “Width limit”, 3.15 “Length limit”, 3.16 “Minimum-distance limit”, 3.18.1 “No right turn”, 3.18.2 “No left turn”, 3.19 “No U-turn”, 3.20 “No overtaking”, 3.21 “End of no-overtaking zone”, 3.22 “No overtaking by goods vehicles”, 3.23 “End of no-overtaking zone for goods vehicles”, 3.24 “Maximum speed limit”, and 3.25 “End of maximum-speed-limit zone”.

168. Road markings are applied independently or together with road signs and traffic lights.

169. Road markings are divided into 2 groups:

  1. horizontal;

  2. vertical.

170. Horizontal road markings consist of lines, arrows, inscriptions and other markings on the carriageway and establish a particular traffic regime and order. Horizontal road markings may be:

  1. permanent and white, except for:

    a. markings 1.4, 1.10, 1.17 and 1.26, which are yellow;

  2. temporary and orange.

171. Vertical road markings are combinations of black and white, blue and white, or red and white stripes on road structures and on elements of road equipment, which indicate their overall dimensions and serve as a means of visual orientation.

172. If the requirements of permanently installed signs contradict the requirements of temporary signs installed on portable sign stands, then road users must be guided by the temporary signs.

173. If the meanings of the signals of the traffic light contradict the requirements of priority signs, then drivers must be guided by the signals of the traffic light.

174. If the requirements of the road markings contradict the requirements of temporary signs installed on portable sign stands, then road users must be guided by those signs. If the requirements of temporary and permanent road markings contradict each other, then drivers must be guided by the requirements of the temporary markings.

175. On vehicles, where necessary, vehicle identification signs must be fitted or displayed. With the exception of the “Doctor” and “Person with a disability” identification signs, which are installed at the driver's discretion, the installation of all other identification signs is mandatory, whenever the circumstance they indicate exists.

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