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Excellent application for the learning of traffic signs in Brazil

helping even more in the first qualifying tests. CNH.

Traffic signs in Brazil, as well as in most countries in South America and the world, are based on the signs defined by the Road Traffic Convention, held in Vienna, Austria, on November 8, 1968. The updates and improvements adopted in the country are inspired by United States Transit Engineering, which publishes a series of manuals and treatises periodically revised and updated through the Federal Highway Administration, among them the MUTCD - Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways. Brazil is also a signatory to the Agreement on Basic Unified Traffic Regulations, signed between Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay.

The regulatory, prohibition and mandatory signs are all white circular with red borders, except for the stop and the "Give preference" sign. The warning signs are yellow diamond shaped. The units are indicated in compliance with the International System of Units. The specifications of the signaling were determined by the resolutions 180/2005, 243/2007 and 236/2007 of CONTRAN