Pedestrian Signs - Europe

Hat with horizontal dashed line without zebra stripes

Horizontal dashed line. The person looks boxy

A person with white belt, without shoes and with straight legs

A person with hat and four zebra stripes

A person with white belt, without shoes and with straight legs

A person with hat and without jacket and five zebra stripes.

Sometimes with inner thin white border

Minimalistic person with separate big black head. All forms are rounded. Zebra stripes touch the blue background

Compare to other North Europe countries his hands a relaxed (pointed toward the floor)

Detailed person with visible neck.

The same as Denmark but his hands are not relaxed. They are not pointed toward the floor

Active person without elbow is unique to France.

France and Italy share the same sign but in France traffic signs usually have white thick border

A person with white belt above the hip, pointed shoes.

Also compare to Hungary Germany variant has flat border on the left side of the left arm while Hungary one has flat border on the right side of the left arm

A sign with horizontal dashed lines and a person with hair

A person with white belt at the same level as the hip (Germany one is above), pointed shoes.

Also compare to Germany Hungary variant has flat border on the right side of the left arm while Germany one has flat border on the left side of the left arm

Yellow inner triangle instead of white

Similar to french one but in Italy traffic signs have a thin white border and background (in our case blue) is visible in the corners (so blue background is not rounded)

A person with long legs

The same as in Ukraine but the gap between legs is shorter

'Drunk' person with hands and legs pointed in different directions

North Europe style but the person is bold and edges are not rounded

One long horizontal line behind the person

A person with high white belt and with bent knees

Similar to Croatia one but Croatia's variant has lower belt position and legs are straight

Romania sign is similar to Italian, Serbian or Slovenia but this sign is almost without additional white border

A person with a hat, pointed shoes but with a jacket compare to Czechia one. Also Slovakia one uses not pointed shoes but rounded

Slovenia and Serbia uses the same pedestrian sign. They are similar to Italian and Romanian but:

• Italian has blue background corners above white thin inner border
• Romanian sign doesn't have any inner white border

Eight zebra stripes

Four zebra stripes and detailed person without hat

An off-center white triangle placed near the bottom