Road signs of Duchessland in 1919

During World War I, the Automobile Club of Duchessland, as well as the Berliozville Department of Transportation and the Toulouseland Department of Transportation, decided to unify the road signage used all over the country. The basis of the signs come from the 1909 Paris Convention.

Colours
The colours of the road signs were:


 * Red-on-white for prohibitions
 * Blue-on-white for speed limits and railway crossing
 * White-on-blue for any other signage

List of signs
There were four pictograms used, as well as arrows, the remaining were text-only. Road signs used imperial system of units (miles, yards, feet, inches). The stop sign was blue and circular.