I adding in these icons would be a great addition to the current collection and would be very helpful in my current project involving traffic awareness. I've tried to give suggestions that are universal to any country to make the icons universal instead of localized to western countries.
Stop sign:An octagon design is commonly used throughout the world, but an inverted triangle in a circle design is also common. Source
A shape alone wouldn't be enough to convey that the icon is a stop sign, I think adding in a raised hand inside would convey that it's a stop sign.
Speed limit signs:A red circle is used commonly throughout europe, africa and asia, while a vertical rectangle is common in north america. Source
But this brings a question as to how the numbers inside would be implemented, perhaps create an icon for each multiple of 10 up to 200 (160km/h is the highest speed limit in the world), or a redesign of the program allowing numbers to be added in procedurally.
No entry sign:This design is used in pretty much every country, and would be helpful as a "no entry/denied" icon in general.
No parking: Simply the current parking icon with a line crossing it out.
I would like to add in a thank you to the tabler team - Your resources have been immensely useful and I can't thank you enough for your work.
I adding in these icons would be a great addition to the current collection and would be very helpful in my current project involving traffic awareness. I've tried to give suggestions that are universal to any country to make the icons universal instead of localized to western countries.
Road icon: A road going away from the camera
Stop sign: An octagon design is commonly used throughout the world, but an inverted triangle in a circle design is also common. Source A shape alone wouldn't be enough to convey that the icon is a stop sign, I think adding in a raised hand inside would convey that it's a stop sign.
Yield sign: An inverted triangle is used by every country in the world.
Priority road: An outlined diamond
Speed limit signs: A red circle is used commonly throughout europe, africa and asia, while a vertical rectangle is common in north america. Source But this brings a question as to how the numbers inside would be implemented, perhaps create an icon for each multiple of 10 up to 200 (160km/h is the highest speed limit in the world), or a redesign of the program allowing numbers to be added in procedurally.
No entry sign: This design is used in pretty much every country, and would be helpful as a "no entry/denied" icon in general.
No parking: Simply the current parking icon with a line crossing it out.
I would like to add in a thank you to the tabler team - Your resources have been immensely useful and I can't thank you enough for your work.