Road signs in Serbia
Fluorescent chevron boards
Serbia marks bends with black chevrons on fluorescent yellow-green boards, and writes in both Cyrillic and Latin.
- Chevrons are black on a yellow-green board.
- Words appear in Cyrillic and in Latin letters.
- Serbian Cyrillic has ђ, ћ and џ.
21 photos, grouped by the clue they show.
Key clue Fluorescent chevron 1
Key clue STOP sign 4
Key clue Give-way triangle 5
Key clue Red-bordered triangle 6
Key clue Blue crossing square 4
Key clue Direction sign 1
Serbia: what its road signs look like
Serbia marks bends with black chevrons on fluorescent yellow-green boards, a bright and distinctive clue.
Serbian is written in both Cyrillic and Latin letters, so you may see both on the same street.
The same signs are used across Serbia.
Look-alikes: how to tell them apart
Bulgaria
RussiaBulgaria writes only in Cyrillic and uses red-and-white chevrons. Russia writes in Cyrillic too, with ы and э.
Questions about road signs in Serbia
Why do Serbian signs use two alphabets?
Serbian can be written in Cyrillic or Latin letters, and both are in everyday use.
What letters are only in Serbian Cyrillic?
Letters like ђ, ћ and џ.