Road signs in Laos
Laos traffic signs use Lao, the national language of Laos. However, English is also used for stop and important public places such as tourist attractions, airports, railway stations, and immigration checkpoints. Both Lao and English are used on directional signage.

"Stop" and "No right turn" signs in Vientiane
Laos signed the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals but has yet to ratify it.
Warning signs
- Warning signs
- Curve to left
- Curve to right
- Steep descent
- Steep climb
- Road narrows on both side
- Road narrows on left
- Road narrows on right
- Swing bridge
- Quayside or ferry breth
- Rough road
- Speed breaker
- Dangerous dip
- Soft verges
- Slippery road Surface
- Loose chipings
- Fallen rocks
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Children
- Bicycle
- Cattle crossing
- Wild animals crossing
- Roadworks ahead
- Traffic signals
- Crossroad without priority
- Crossroad without priority
- Side road junction to left
- Side road junction to right
- Roundabout
- Two way traffic
- Level crossing ahead,with barries or gate
- Level crossing ahead,with barries or gate
- Low-flying aircraft
- Crosswind
- General warning sign
Prohibitory signs
- Prohibitory signs
- Stop
- Give way
- Prohibition entry
- Prohibition entry for motor vehicles
- Prohibition entry for motorcycles
- Prohibition entry for bicycles
- Prohibition entry for mopeds
- Prohibition entry for good vehicles
- Prohibition entry for horse drawn vehicles
- Prohibition entry for handcarts
- Prohibition entry for pedestrian
- Prohibition entry for aricultular vehicles
- Prohibition entry for vehicles carrying more than a certian quantity of explosive or readliy infammable substance
- Prohibition entry for vehicles carrying more than a certian quantity of substances liable to cause water pollution
- Prohibition entry for motor vehicles
- Prohibition entry for motor vehicles or horse drawn vehicles
- Length limit
- Weight limit
- Width limit
- Widht limit
- Maximum speed limit
- Prohibition left turn
- Prohibition right turn
- u-turn Prohibition
- Prohibition walk straight
- Prohibition overtaking
- Prohibition overtaking by lorries
- Prohibition parking
- Prohibition waiting
- Prohibition stopping or standing
- Prohibition horns
- Go straight
- Turn left
- Turn right
- Turn left
- Turn right
- Turn left or straight
- Turn right or straight
- Keep left
- Keep right
- Bicycle lane
Informatory signs
- Informatory signs
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- One way street
- One way street
- One way street
- Limit beginning of Residental area
- Limit end of Residental area
- Parking lot
- Bus stop
- Tram stop
- Limit beginning of Tunnel
- Limit end of Tunnel
- Hospital
- First aid
- No trough road
- Lpg station
- Telephone general
- Emergency telephone
- Hotel
- Workshop
- Camping or carvan site
- Restaurant
- Limit beginning Road for motor vehicles
- Limit end of road for motor vehicles
- Emergency stopping lot
- Emergency ramp
- Maximum speed for different lane
- Maximum
- Bus only lane
- Split traffic lane
- Merging traffic lane
- Preselection lane
- Limit beginning of motorway
- Limit end of motorway
- Countdown marker(300 m)
- Countown marker (200 m)
- Countdown marker (100 m)
Traffic light signal
- Traffic light signal
- Red you must stop
- Red amber you must stop or caution
- Green you must go
- Amber you must caution
- Red you must stop with bicycle
- Red amber you must stop or caution with bicycle
- Green you must go with bicycle
- Amber you must caution with bicycle
- Tram signal red
- Tram signal white
- Car signal red
- Lane closed
- Lane opening
- Red dont walk
- Green walk with care
Additional panels
- Distance
- Side extension (of no stopping or no parking
- Side extension (of no stopping or no parking)
- Side extension (of no stopping or no parking)
- Length
- Beginning (of no stopping or no parking)
- Continuation (of no stopping or no parking)
- End (of no stopping or no parking)
- Sign of applies to lorries
- Sign of applies to tralier
- Direction of priority road
- Disabled parking
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