Road signs in Brazil

Road signs in Brazil is regulated by Código de Trânsito Brasileiro, the law about transportation in Brazil.^[1] Conselho Nacional de Trânsito (lit. 'Council of National Transportation'; abbr. Contran) is responsible to it.^[2]

Brazil signed the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals on November 8, 1968, but has yet to fully ratify it.^[3]

Sharp Curve to Left	Sharp Curve to Right	Bend to Left	Bend to Right	Winding road to left	Winding road to right	Reverse turn to left
Reverse turn to right	S-curve to Left	S-curve to Right	Crossroads	Side Road to Left	Side Road to Right	T-intension
Y-junction	Oblique road branch to left	Oblique road branch to right	Successive opposite intersections (left first)	Successive opposite intersections (right first)	Roundabout ahead	Merging traffic from left
Merging traffic from right	Traffic Signal Ahead	Stop ahead	Tram	Bumpy Roadway	Bump	Dip
Steep descent	Steep ascent	Road narrows on both sides	Road narrows to left	Road narrows to right	Road widens to left	Road widens to right
Narrow bridge	Movable Bridge	Roadwork	Two-way traffic ahead	One-way traffic flow to right	Two-way traffic flow	Rock fall
Slippery Road	Loose surface	Bike	Bicycle crossing	Traffic Supported by Cyclists and Pedestrians	Transit of Tractors or Agricultural Machinery	Pedestrian
Pedestrian crossing	School	School crossing	Playground	Cattle crossing	Deer crossing	Maximum height
Maximum width	Uncontrolled railroad crossing	Controlled railroad crossing	Railroad crossing	Railroad crossing	Divided highway start	Divided highway end
Pass on both sides	Low flying Aircraft	High winds	Dead end	Maximum weight	Maximum weight per axle	Maximum length

Stop	Yield	No Entry	No Left Turn	No Right Turn	No U-turn to left	No U-turn to right
No Parking	Parking	No Stopping	No Overtaking	No lane changes to right	No lane changes to left	No trucks
No cars	Animal-drawn vehicles prohibited	No bicycles	Traffic of Tractors and Construction Machinery Prohibited	Maximum Total Gross Weight Allowed	Height limit	Maximum Allowed Width
Maximum Permitted Weight per Axle	Maximum Allowed Length	Speed Limit	No Horn or Sound Signal Prohibited	Customs	Mandatory Use of Tyre Chains	Cars keep right
One-way Street	Pass on the right	Turn left	Turn right	Proceed left or straight	Proceed right or straight	Proceed straight
Buses, Trucks and Large Vehicles Keep on the right	Two-way traffic	No pedestrians	Pedestrian Walk Left	Pedestrian Walk Right	Buses only	Roundabout
Bicycles only	Cyclist, Drive on the Left	Cyclist, Drive on the Right	Cyclist on the Left Pedestrians on the Right	Pedestrians on the Left Cyclist on the Right	Motorcycles, scooters and mopeds are prohibited.	No Bus
Trucks only	Handcarts Prohibited

Wear your seatbelt

Obey posted signs

Don't throw trash on the highway nature thanks you

Help take care of our natural riches drive carefully

Preserve nature think of future generations

Zebra crossing

Highway indicative sign

Mandatory direction	Speed limit	No entry	No vehicles	Weight limit	No stopping	No parking
No motor vehicles except motorcycles	No motorcycles	No motor vehicles	Yield	Stop	Caution	First aid or hospital
Parking	Uneven road	Series of bends	Crossroad	Level crossing with barriers	Level crossing without barriers	Danger

Sharp turn	Sharp turn	Sharp curve	Sharp curve	Winding road	Winding road	Reverse curve
Reverse curve	Crossroad	Side road	Side road	T-junction	Y-junction	Crossroad with priority
Side road with priority	Side road with priority	T-junction with priority	Y-junction with priority	Stop ahead	Bump	Dip
Uneven road	Steep descent	Steep ascent	Road narrows	Narrow bridge	Opening bridge	Roadwork
Slippery road	Pedestrian crossing	Children	Uncontrolled level crossing	Controlled level crossing

• Placas de trânsito utilizadas no Brasil
• Manuais Brasileiros de Sinalização de Trânsito