Malta Mandatory Signs
Indicate actions that must be taken
9 signs in this category
Mandatory signs tell you what you must do on Malta roads: the direction you must travel, a minimum speed, or a lane you must use. Ignoring them is a traffic offence.
Study tip: Mandatory signs are typically circular with a blue background and a white symbol. Remember: a blue circle means you must; a red circle means you must not.

Ahead Only
You must carry straight on here. Turning left or right is prohibited at this point, whatever the road layout seems to invite.

End of Minimum Speed
The minimum speed requirement ends at this sign. You may again drive below the figure previously shown whenever conditions call for it.

Keep Left
You must pass this sign on the side the arrow shows, keeping it to your right. It stands on islands, obstructions and works; never cut across the other side of it.

Minimum Speed Limit
You must not drive slower than the figure shown while conditions allow it. Minimum limits keep traffic flowing where a crawling vehicle would create danger.

Pass Either Side
You may pass the island or obstruction ahead on either side; both routes rejoin the same road. Pick a side early and never switch at the last moment.

Pedestrians Only
This route is reserved for people on foot. Do not drive, ride or cycle onto it; if you must push a cycle or motorcycle through, do it at walking pace and give way to pedestrians.

Snow Chains Mandatory
Vehicles may not continue past this sign unless snow chains are fitted to at least two driven wheels. Fit them before the sign and drive slowly and smoothly while they are on.

Turn Left
You must turn left here; no other direction is permitted. Signal in good time and give way to pedestrians crossing the road you turn into.

Turn Right
You must turn right here; no other direction is permitted. Signal early, position correctly for the turn and give way to pedestrians crossing the road you enter.