Australian road signs are like silent referees: the ones with red circles are rules (speed limits, no U-turns), and ignoring them costs you points and cash.
Yellow or fluorescent diamonds warn of hazards ahead—curves, kangaroos, roadworks—so ease off and look sharp.
Red octagon = STOP, upside-down triangle = GIVE WAY, and school zones famously drop to 40 km/h at signed times.
Parking signs read like tax law: check arrows, days, and minutes—“No Stopping” means exactly that; “No Parking” allows quick pick-up/set-down.
Green signs guide routes and distances, brown ones point to tourist bits, and electronic boards can change speed limits in bad weather.
If a sign shows a truck on a slope or a slippery car, it’s not modern art—downshift and behave.
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