Speed limit 90
Prohibitory and restriction signs

Speed limit 90

Do not exceed the speed shown, in kilometres per hour or, in the United Kingdom and United States, miles per hour.

Keep to or below the applicable limit from the point where it begins. Watch for signs that change or end it.

Poland’s B-33 and Germany’s 274-50 use a circular sign with a red border and a black speed figure. The UK’s 670V follows the same general design and displays miles per hour. The US R2-1 is a white rectangular sign with black Speed Limit wording and a figure in miles per hour.

How it looks in each country

Official sign in each country; the code is its number in the national rules. Signs that come in two directions show the left and the right version.

  • Speed limit 90 (Vienna Convention model)
    Vienna Convention modelCode C,14
  • Speed limit 90 (Australia)
    AustraliaCode R4-1
  • Speed limit 90 (Austria)
    AustriaCode 10a
  • Speed limit 90 (Belgium)
    BelgiumCode C43
  • Speed limit 90 (Brazil)
    BrazilCode R-19
  • Speed limit 90 (Canada)
    CanadaCode Rb-001
  • Speed limit 90 (China)
    ChinaCode 禁 39-50
  • Speed limit 90 (France)
    FranceCode B14
  • Speed limit 90 (Germany)
    GermanyCode 274-50
  • Speed limit 90 (Italy)
    Italy
  • Speed limit 90 (Japan)
    JapanCode 323
  • Speed limit 90 (Mexico)
    MexicoCode SR-9
  • Speed limit 90 (Poland)
    PolandCode B-33
  • Speed limit 90 (Russia)
    RussiaCode 3.24
  • Speed limit 90 (Spain)
    SpainCode r301
  • Speed limit 90 (Sweden)
    SwedenCode C31-5
  • Speed limit 90 (Türkiye)
    TürkiyeCode TT-29

Other values

Image credits

Sign images from Wikimedia Commons, used under their licences.