What is the Slow Down Sign?

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AriannaLynn
07/30/25 12:19am
Slow down sign is a very simple designed sign with a "Slow" character in the middle, straightforward and clear, on a yellow triangular background with black borders. It is used to remind drivers to slow down and drive carefully. This sign is usually placed in sections of the road where drivers need to slow down in advance. The most common places for slow down signs include school zones, pedestrian crossings, slippery road sections during rainy days, entrances and exits of certain institutions, road construction areas, and sections with heavy pedestrian traffic. When driving in these areas, it is necessary to slow down in advance, observe left and right, confirm safety, and then proceed with the vehicle. The slow down sign is placed in these locations mainly because these areas are prone to traffic accidents, reminding drivers to slow down to prevent traffic incidents. Whether driving a vehicle or doing anything else, life safety is always the top priority. If you encounter this sign, drivers should slow down and observe carefully. When driving, always pay attention to the signs on both sides of the road, as they are all useful. Some sections may have a large sign indicating that the upcoming road section is a high-accident area.
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