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Road marking norms by country

The document each country's road markings come from, a link to the regulator, and the dimensions CapCad draws from it — read straight out of the drawing engine, so this page and the software always agree.


Regulator
Ministry of Public Works and Housing

Norms

Published by the issuing body — we link to the source rather than host a copy, because these documents get revised.

Manual on Devices, Road Signs, Signals and Road Markings, 2nd edition
Ministry of Public Works and Housing · 2001
Jordan's own national standard, and the source of its W, R and M sign numbering. It is not published free, so the marking dimensions it carries could not be read.
Traffic Law No. 49 of 2008
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan · 2008
Article 37 fixes the right-hand side of travel and article 38 makes failing to comply with ground markings an offence. The law carries no dimensions and no colour rules.
Convention on Road Traffic (Geneva)
United Nations · 1949
Jordan acceded in 1960 and is NOT a party to the 1968 Vienna conventions, so its Vienna-looking sign faces are a design choice rather than a treaty obligation.
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