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File:Bulgaria road sign Е4.svg|'''Е4'''<br>Telephone
File:Bulgaria road sign Е4.svg|'''Е4'''<br>Telephone
File:BG road sign Е5.svg|'''E5''' Technical service station
File:BG road sign Е5.svg|'''E5''' Technical service station
File:PL road sign D-26b.svg|'''E6'''<br>Car wash
File:BG road sign Е6.svg|'''E6'''<br>Car wash
File:Bulgaria road sign Е7.1.svg|'''Е7.1'''<br>Gas station
File:Bulgaria road sign Е7.1.svg|'''Е7.1'''<br>Gas station
File:Bulgaria road sign Е7.1a.svg|'''Е7.2'''<br>Gas station
File:Bulgaria road sign Е7.1a.svg|'''Е7.2'''<br>Gas station
File:Bulgaria road sign Е7.2.svg|'''Е7.3'''<br>Gas station that also offers unleaded gasoline
File:Bulgaria road sign Е7.2.svg|'''Е7.3'''<br>Gas station that also offers unleaded gasoline
File:BA road sign III-47.svg|'''E8'''<br>Tourist information point
File:BG road sign Е8.svg|'''E8'''<br>Tourist information point
File:Vienna Convention road sign F5-V1.svg|'''E9'''<br>[[Hotel]] or [[motel]]
File:BG road sign Е9.svg|'''E9'''<br>[[Hotel]] or [[motel]]
File:Vienna Convention road sign F6-V1.svg|'''E10'''<br>[[Restaurant]]
File:BG road sign Е10.svg|'''E10'''<br>[[Restaurant]]
File:Vienna Convention road sign F7-V1.svg|'''E11'''<br>Café
File:BG road sign Е11.svg|'''E11'''<br>Café
File:Vienna Convention road sign F10-V2.svg|'''E12'''<br>Camping site
File:BG road sign Е12.svg|'''E12'''<br>Camping site
File:Vienna Convention road sign F11-V2.svg|'''E13'''<br>Caravan site
File:BG road sign Е13.svg|'''E13'''<br>Caravan site
File:Vienna Convention road sign F12-V2.svg|'''E14'''<br>Camping and caravan site
File:BG road sign Е14.svg|'''E14'''<br>Camping and caravan site
File:Vienna Convention road sign F13-V2.svg|'''E15'''<br>Youth hostel
File:BG road sign Е15.svg|'''E15'''<br>Youth hostel
File:Vienna Convention road sign F8-V2.svg|'''E16'''<br>Picnic site
File:Vienna Convention road sign F8-V2.svg|'''E16'''<br>Picnic site
File:Vienna Convention road sign F9-V2.svg|'''E17'''<br>Starting point for walks
File:Vienna Convention road sign F9-V2.svg|'''E17'''<br>Starting point for walks

Revision as of 07:01, 8 June 2024

Bilingual road sign near Dragoman (border Bulgaria/Serbia)

Road signs in the Republic of Bulgaria were introduced by the Road Traffic Act and are regulated by:

  • Regulations for the implementation of the Road Traffic Act, adopted by a Decree of the Council of Ministers;[1][2]
  • Ordinance No. 18 of July 23, 2001 on road signaling with traffic signs, issued by the Minister of Regional Development and Public Works.[3]

Both normative documents are harmonized with the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals (1968), which was ratified by Bulgaria on December 28, 1978 (This Convention was not published in the State Gazette).[4] Bulgaria made two declarations upon signature, one reservation upon ratification and one declaration upon ratification. One reservation made upon ratification is regarding transliteration into Latin characters solely to indicate the terminal points of international routes passing through Bulgaria and places of interest to international tourism. This is due to the fact that the Cyrillic script is used in the writing system of the Bulgarian language, the official language of Bulgaria.

Road signs in Bulgaria use the SNV typeface, which is also used in neighboring countries in the Balkans such as Romania, Serbia and North Macedonia. Inscriptions on road signs are usually written in both Bulgarian and English (Cyrillic and Latin scripts respectively), including settlement names.

Today there are some differences between the two documents regarding road signs. The latest changes in Ordinance No. 18 were promulgated in the State Gazette No. 13, dated February 14, 2020. These changes are not reflected in the Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Act.

Warning signs

Priority signs

Prohibitory signs

Mandatory signs

Special regulations signs

Indication signs

Information signs

Additional plates

Unofficial road signs

References

  1. ^ "Правилник за прилагане на Закона за движението по пътищата (на сайта на МВР)" (PDF).
  2. ^ Правилник за прилагане на закона за движението по пътищата. Effective from June 1, 1996. Last amended and add. DV. no. 13 of February 17, 2015, lex.bg
  3. ^ "Наредба №18 от 23.07.2001 г. за сигнализация на пътищата с пътни знаци (на сайта на МРРБ)" (PDF).
  4. ^ "United Nations Treaty Collection". treaties.un.org. Retrieved 2023-11-28.