Road signs in Argentina
PARE in Spanish
Argentina's stop sign says PARE and its give-way says CEDA EL PASO, with yellow diamond warnings.
- The stop sign says PARE.
- Warning signs are yellow diamonds, with words like ATENCIÓN.
- Words are in Spanish; Brazil's PARE comes with Portuguese.
18 photos, grouped by the clue they show.
Key clue PARE sign 4
Key clue CEDA EL PASO triangle 4
Key clue Yellow diamond 5
Key clue Pedestrian diamond 5
Argentina: what its road signs look like
Argentina's stop sign says PARE, and its give-way sign says CEDA EL PASO. Warning signs are yellow diamonds, often with words like ATENCIÓN.
Words on signs are in Spanish.
The same signs are used across Argentina, from Buenos Aires to Patagonia.
Look-alikes: how to tell them apart
Brazil
ChileBrazil also says PARE, but writes in Portuguese. Chile looks very similar; dry hills and mountains often point to Chile.
Questions about road signs in Argentina
What do stop signs say in Argentina?
PARE.
What does CEDA EL PASO mean?
Give way.