Universal Sign Language Dictionary

Indicates airport or air travel facilities. One of the most universally recognized travel symbols.

Indicates train station or railway services. Used globally for rail transit.

Indicates bus stop or bus services. Essential for public transit navigation.

Universal parking symbol, typically white P on blue background. Recognized in virtually all countries.

Indicates taxi stand or taxi services. Often combined with queue information.

Indicates ferry terminal or boat services. Common in coastal and island regions.

Indicates bicycle facilities, lanes, or parking areas.

Indicates motorcycle parking or areas designated for motorcycles.

Indicates helipad or helicopter landing area. Common at hospitals and corporate buildings.

Indicates aerial tramway, cable car, or gondola lift stations.

Indicates tram or streetcar services in urban areas.

Indicates car rental services or pickup locations.

Indicates electric vehicle charging station.

Indicates fuel/gas station for vehicles.

International Symbol of Access (ISA) - indicates wheelchair accessibility. One of the most important universal symbols.

Indicates hearing loop or assistive listening system available for hearing aid users.

Indicates braille materials or signage available for visually impaired.

Indicates sign language interpretation services available.

Indicates guide dogs and service animals are permitted.

Indicates accommodations for people with low vision, including large print or audio descriptions.

Indicates autism-friendly environment with sensory accommodations.

Indicates priority seating for elderly, pregnant, or disabled individuals.

Universal warning symbol - yellow triangle with exclamation mark. Alerts to potential hazards.

Prohibition sign - no entry or access forbidden. Red circle with white bar.