These are various road signs in Kenya for your safety. Safety is a familiar word when we talk about machinery, equipment and vehicles. In the lower primary, I remember we were taught how to cross the road. We learnt the meaning of the traffic lights (colours), and what to do before we cross the street.
It was something like this: Look right, look left and look right again then go-ahead to cross the road. I loved how we sang it out, beautiful memories.
Types of Road Signs in Kenya
Roads are an excellent infrastructure: ways can be useful and evil. Safety is therefore of importance to us all, pedestrians and motorists alike. This information may be availed to licensed drivers, but it isn’t general knowledge of pedestrians.
When you look through the road signs manual, you will notice that they are classified in different categories.
1. What are Class A or Regulatory Signs?
Red signs contain symbols that prohibit indicated actions while blue signs prescribe necessary decisive action.
2. Which signs are Warning Signs?
What are Informative road signs?
These are less demanding (other than signs for parking and hospitals) due to the proliferation of micro hotels, restaurants and other services.
Roads are to be used with caution by all road users. If you take a look at our cars section, you will learn quite as much about cars. But then what next? Take necessary measures to learn all the road signs, so you are more aware.
Ensure your safety and that of fellow road users by being informed.
The blue signs are mandatory
This is quiet good.
However it would be helpful for revision if you put explanations/description of each sign as you have done for class A.