Co-ordinated traffic signals at indicated speed — South African Road Sign IN14

The traffic signals on the road ahead are co-ordinated; if you travel at the speed shown you should reach each set of lights on green. Hold a steady speed at or near the indicated speed (within the legal limit) so that you move smoothly through the linked signals.

Co-ordinated traffic signals at indicated speed road sign

IN14

At a glance

Sign code
IN14
Type
Guidance
Official meaning
Indicates that the traffic signals ahead are synchronised, and shows the speed at which they are timed.

What the Co-ordinated traffic signals at indicated speed sign means

The traffic signals on the road ahead are co-ordinated; if you travel at the speed shown you should reach each set of lights on green.

What you must do

Hold a steady speed at or near the indicated speed (within the legal limit) so that you move smoothly through the linked signals.

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Sources

  • Road Traffic Signs chart, National Department of TransportThe official chart. Sign IN14 was checked against it, artwork and meaning, before being published here.
  • National Road Traffic Regulations, 2000 — Schedule 1Where the prescribed meaning of each road traffic sign is set out.

Last updated 2026-08-23.

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