BC Class 5&7
This is a printable chart of the road signs you will see in British Columbia. Each sign has its name and one line on what it means. The signs are grouped by colour and shape, the way you meet them on the road. The PDF is free and prints on US Letter paper. Each group has a numbered heading bar, so the groups stay apart on a black and white printout.
Download the chart
Pick the language you want:
- Download the printable chart – English (PDF)
- Download the printable chart – 简体中文 (PDF)
- Download the printable chart – 繁體中文 (PDF)
What is in it
The chart has groups for stop and yield signs, signs that set rules for drivers, lane signs, parking signs, warning signs, school and playground signs, construction signs, direction and distance signs, information and services signs, and highway route markers. The line under each sign is our own wording, not ICBC's text.
You can also read the same chart on this website: BC road signs.
Who it is for
The chart is for anyone studying for the British Columbia knowledge test, and for the people who teach them. Libraries, English classes and settlement agencies are welcome to print copies and hand them to learners.
Learn why signs look the way they do
To learn what the shapes and colours mean, read Reading BC road signs by shape and colour. To check what you have learned, try our free practice questions, which use the same signs. Other useful pages are on our resources page.
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You can print and share this chart for free. Please keep it as it is. If it helps someone you know, send them the PDF. If you run a website, you can link to us; see how to link to us.