Plates under road signs
49 signs
White plates under a sign: they narrow, extend or specify what the sign says.
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T-1 plate showing the distance from the warning sign to the hazard
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T-1a plate showing the distance from the information sign to the start (end) of a road, road section or lane
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T-2 plate showing the length of the section on which the hazard repeats or occurs
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T-3 plate showing the end of the section on which the hazard repeats or occurs
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T-3a plate showing the end of the parking area
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T-4 plate showing the number of bends
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T-5 plate showing the start of a winding road
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T-6a plate showing the actual course of the priority road through the intersection (placed on the priority road)
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T-6b plate showing the layout of minor roads (placed on the priority road)
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T-6c plate showing the actual course of the priority road through the intersection (placed on the minor road)
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T-6d plate showing the perpendicular course of the priority road through the intersection and the layout of minor roads
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T-7 plate showing the layout of tracks and road at the crossing
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T-8 plate showing the place where vehicle traffic is directed onto tram tracks
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T-9 plate showing the actual gradient of the descent or ascent
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T-10 plate showing a railway siding or similar track
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T-11 plate showing a ferry crossing
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T-12 plate showing a longitudinal step in the surface
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T-13 plate showing a section with ruts in the surface
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T-14 plate showing a place of frequent accidents of the type indicated
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T-15 plate showing a place of frequent accidents caused by a slippery surface in rain
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T-16 plate showing the exit of the emergency vehicles indicated
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T-17 plate showing the state border
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T-18 plate showing an unexpected change of traffic direction along the course indicated
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T-19 plate indicating painting of road markings
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T-20 plate showing the length of the section on which the prohibition applies
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T-21 plate showing the distance from the sign to the place where the prohibition applies
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T-23a plate indicating motorcycles
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T-23b plate indicating lorries, special vehicles and vehicles used for special purposes over 3.5 t, and tractor units
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T-23c plate indicating agricultural tractors and slow vehicles
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T-23d plate indicating motor vehicles with a trailer, except a single-axle trailer or semi-trailer
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T-23e plate indicating vehicles with a caravan
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T-23f plate indicating buses
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T-23g plate indicating trolleybuses
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T-23h plate indicating vehicles carrying dangerous goods
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T-23i plate indicating vehicles carrying explosive or flammable goods
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T-23j plate indicating vehicles carrying goods that may pollute water
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T-24 plate indicating that a vehicle left here will be removed at the owner's expense
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T-25a plate indicating the start of a no parking or no stopping ban
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T-25b plate indicating the continuation of a no parking or no stopping ban
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T-25c plate indicating the end of a no parking or no stopping ban
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T-26 plate indicating that the no parking or no stopping ban applies to a side of a square
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T-27 plate indicating that the pedestrian crossing is used heavily by children
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T-28 plate indicating that a toll is charged for the road
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T-29 plate indicating a space reserved for the vehicle of a person with a disability
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T-30 plate showing how to position the vehicle relative to the edge of the carriageway
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T-31 plate showing the tunnel category
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T-32 plate showing the minimum gap to the vehicle ahead
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T-33 plate indicating an emergency telephone and fire extinguisher in the lay-by
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T-34 plate indicating electronic toll collection on a public road
How to recognise Plates under road signs signs
- Shape
- rectangle under the sign
- Colours
- white background, black symbol or text
Where they start to apply and where they end
Plates under signs change their meaning: they give a distance and the length of a section (T-1, T-2, T-20, T-21), indicate the type of vehicle the sign applies to (T-23), show the course of the priority road through the intersection (T-6), how to park (T-30) or the start and end of a prohibition (T-25). A sign with a plate is read together: the plate is not a separate sign.
Plates under road signs signs on the exam
The official catalogue of exam questions contains 218 questions featuring a sign from this group. They cover 29 of the 49 signs in the group, so not every sign comes up equally often.
Take a mock exam →Most frequent on the exam
- T-6a plate showing the actual course of the priority road through the intersection (placed on the priority road) 63 questions
- T-27 plate indicating that the pedestrian crossing is used heavily by children 38 questions
- T-6c plate showing the actual course of the priority road through the intersection (placed on the minor road) 30 questions
- T-1 plate showing the distance from the warning sign to the hazard 17 questions
- T-2 plate showing the length of the section on which the hazard repeats or occurs 12 questions