Road signs in Norway
Yellow triangles, Norwegian words
Norway's warning triangles are yellow inside like Sweden's; look for Norwegian words with ø and å.
- Warning triangles have a yellow background.
- The crossing sign is a blue square with a white triangle.
- Norwegian words use ø; Swedish uses ö.
15 photos, grouped by the clue they show.
Key clue Yellow warning triangle 6
Key clue Give-way triangle 4
Key clue Blue crossing square 5
Norway: what its road signs look like
Norway's warning triangles are yellow inside with a red border, like Sweden's.
The crossing sign is a blue square with a white triangle, and words on signs are in Norwegian, which uses ø and å.
The same signs are used across Norway, from Oslo to the fjords.
Look-alikes: how to tell them apart
Sweden
DenmarkSweden also has yellow triangles but writes ö instead of ø. Denmark uses ø too, but has white triangles.
Questions about road signs in Norway
How can I tell Norwegian and Swedish signs apart?
Norwegian writes ø and Swedish writes ö. The signs themselves look very similar.
What colour are warning signs in Norway?
Yellow triangles with a red border.