Road signs in Chile
PARE and fluorescent crossings
Chile uses PARE stop signs, yellow diamonds, and many fluorescent yellow-green crossing signs.
- The stop sign says PARE.
- Crossing signs are often fluorescent yellow-green diamonds.
- Dry hills and the Andes are often in the background.
18 photos, grouped by the clue they show.
Key clue Fluorescent crossing sign 6
Key clue PARE sign 4
Key clue Give-way triangle 3
Key clue Yellow diamond 4
Key clue Yellow-black chevrons 1
Chile: what its road signs look like
Chile uses PARE stop signs and yellow diamond warnings, with many fluorescent yellow-green crossing signs.
Words on signs are in Spanish, and dry hills or the Andes are often in the background.
The same signs are used across Chile.
Look-alikes: how to tell them apart
Argentina
BrazilArgentina looks very similar. Brazil also says PARE, but writes in Portuguese.
Questions about road signs in Chile
What do stop signs say in Chile?
PARE.
How can I tell Chile from Argentina?
It is hard from the signs alone. Fluorescent crossing signs are common in Chile, and the landscape often helps.