Convention on Road Signs and Signals 1968

The Convention on Road Signs and Signals of 1968 is an international treaty adopted by the United Nations that standardizes road signs, signals, and markings used globally. Its goal is to promote safety and clarity for drivers by ensuring consistent and recognizable signs across different countries. This includes signs for warnings, directions, speed limits, and traffic signals. By harmonizing these regulations, the Convention helps prevent confusion, reduces accidents, and facilitates international travel and transportation. Overall, it creates a common framework for road safety measures that benefit drivers worldwide.