Learning Thai the Easy Way > Road Signs in Thailand 1


Every year, thousands of tourists come to our country and rent motorcycles and cars. This is actually easier to do than you think. But, please prepare yourself well if you intend to drive on our roads. When I was in Phuket a few years ago I twice passed foreigners who had crashed their motorcycles. None of them were wearing helmets and both just shorts and t-shirts. When driving around you will see a lot of sign in English and Thai (see Photo Album) and others are really obvious what they mean. You can even by maps which are printed in both languages.

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หยุด
Stop
(yoot)

ให้ทาง
Give Way
(hai tang)

หยุดตรวจ
Checkpoint
(yoot truat)

ห้ามเข้า
No Entry
(harm kao)

ห้ามแซง
No Overtaking
(harm sang)

ห้ามรถบรรทุกหนักแซง
No Overtaking for heavy trucks
(harm rot-ban-took nuk sang)

ห้ามรถยนต์
No Cars
(harm rot yon)
ห้ามรถบรรทุก
No Trucks
(harm rot-ban-took)
ห้ามรถจักรยาน
No Bicycles
(harm rot juk-ga-yan)

ห้ามรถสามล้อ
No Samlor
(harm rot-samlor)
ห้ามรถยนต์สามล้อ
No Tuk Tuk
(harm rot-yon samlor)
ห้ามรถจักรยานยนต์และรถยนต์
No Motorcycles & Cars
(harm rot-juk-ga-yan-yon lae rot-yon)

ห้ามคน
No Pedestrians
(harm khon)

ห้ามใช้เสียง
No Horns
(harm chai siang)
ห้ามรถหนักเกินกำหนด
No overloading
(harm rot-nuk gern gam-not)

ห้ามรถกว้างเกินกำหนด
Vehicle width restriction
(harm rot gwang gern gam-not)
สุดเขตจำกัดความเร็ว
End of speed restriction
(soot khet jamgut kwam reo)

ห้ามจอดรถ
No Parking
(harm jot rot)

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