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Official text · Form N 3

Vehicle identification marks

This translation is unofficial. The Armenian text is the legally binding version.

Figure 12 — Vehicle identification marks
Figure 12

Road train — three orange lamps arranged horizontally 150–300 mm apart, fitted on the cab roofs of lorries with trailers and of wheeled tractors (class 1.4 t and above), and at the front of the roof of articulated buses and trolleybuses;

1 questions

Speed limit — in the form of sign 3.24 “Maximum speed limit” showing the permitted speed (diameter at least 160 mm, border width 1/10 of the diameter), on the rear left side of the body of vehicles carrying organised groups of children, carrying dangerous, heavy or oversized loads, or whose technical specification gives a lower speed than those set in clauses 69 and 71 of the Rules;

Slow-moving vehicle — an equilateral triangle with a fluorescent red coating and a reflective yellow or red border (side 350–365 mm, border width 45–48 mm), at the rear of motor vehicles whose maximum speed set by the manufacturer is 30 km/h;

Carrying children — a yellow square with a red border (side at least 250 mm, border width 1/10 of the side) with the symbol of sign 1.23 “Children”, at the front and rear of vehicles carrying organised groups of children;

4 questions

Studded tyres — a white equilateral triangle, point up, with a red border and the letter “Ш” (side at least 200 mm, border width 1/10 of the side), at the rear of motor vehicles with studded tyres;

2 questions

Long vehicle — a yellow reflective rectangle with a red border (at least 1200 × 200 mm, border width 40 mm), at the rear of vehicles longer than 20 m with or without load, and of road trains with two or more trailers (regardless of length).

If a sign of this size cannot be fitted, two identical signs of at least 600 × 200 mm may be fitted symmetrically about the vehicle’s axis;

Deaf driver — a yellow circle (diameter 160 mm) with three small black circles (diameter 40 mm) at the corners of an imaginary equilateral triangle pointing down, at the front and rear of motor vehicles driven by deaf or deaf-mute drivers;

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Oversized load — a reflective panel with alternating diagonal red and white stripes (400 × 400 mm, stripe width 50 mm);

Warning triangle — a white reflective equilateral triangle, point up, with a red border (side 450–550 mm, border width 40–50 mm).

In the cases provided for in clause 23 of the Rules, this sign may also be used outside the vehicle;

Dangerous goods — a 690 × 300 mm rectangle at the front and rear of vehicles carrying dangerous goods; its right part (400 × 300 mm) is orange and divided lengthwise into two equal parts, and its left part is white with a black border (15 mm wide). The sign carries markings describing the dangerous properties of the cargo;

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Learner vehicle — a white equilateral triangle with a red border and the black Armenian letter “ՈՒ” (side at least 200 mm, border width 1/10 of the side), at the front and rear of motor vehicles used for driver training.

A double-sided sign may be fitted on the roof of cars.

The following identification marks may also be fitted at the driver’s discretion:

Doctor — a blue square (side 140 mm) with a white circle (diameter 125 mm) containing a red cross (bar width 25 mm, height 90 mm), at the front and rear of cars driven by doctors;

Person with a disability — a yellow square (side 150 mm) with the symbol of sign 8.17 “Disabled people”, at the front and rear of motor vehicles driven by people with group 1 or 2 disabilities or with a profound or severe functional limitation, or carrying such a person or a child with the status of a child with a disability.