Road signs in Bulgaria
Cyrillic and red chevrons
Bulgaria writes in Cyrillic and uses red-and-white chevrons on roundabouts and bends.
- Chevron boards are red and white.
- Words are in Cyrillic; Bulgarian uses ъ a lot.
- Warning signs are white triangles with a red border.
22 photos, grouped by the clue they show.
Key clue Red-and-white chevrons 2
Key clue STOP sign 4
Key clue Give-way triangle 6
Key clue Red-bordered triangle 6
Key clue Crossing sign 4
Bulgaria: what its road signs look like
Bulgaria writes in Cyrillic and marks roundabouts and bends with red-and-white chevrons.
Warning signs are white triangles with a red border, and stop signs say STOP. Bulgarian uses the letter ъ a lot.
The same signs are used across Bulgaria.
Look-alikes: how to tell them apart
Serbia
GreeceSerbia uses fluorescent yellow-green chevrons and Latin letters too. Greece uses Greek letters, not Cyrillic.
Questions about road signs in Bulgaria
How can I recognise Bulgarian on signs?
Bulgarian is Cyrillic and uses ъ often, even in the middle of words.
What colour are chevrons in Bulgaria?
Red and white.