CH-Vorschriftssignal-Mindestgeschwindigkeit (Switzerland) (Road Sign) STICKER Vinyl Kiss-Cut Decal

This sticker reproduces the Swiss regulatory road sign for minimum speed limits, the Vorschriftssignal Mindestgeschwindigkeit, rendered as a single bold graphic built around one central figure.

Visual Elements & Composition

A deep blue field fills the sign, and crisp white typography sits at its centre. A white circular border frames the whole composition, so the sign reads at a glance. The layout is strictly functional: one dominant numeral, no decoration, and no competing detail. Every shape follows the geometric precision of the official sign, which keeps the contrast between blue and white sharp at any scale.

Meaning & Symbolism

Regulatory signs of this kind tell drivers what they must do, not what they may avoid. The minimum speed sign sets a floor rather than a ceiling, which makes it one of the more unusual instructions on European roads. The design follows the Confederation Helvetica (CH) traffic system and its standards for road signage, the visual language that Swiss road authorities use across the country. Its clinical, authoritative tone reflects that purpose: public safety and the orderly management of traffic.

Why It Works on a Sticker

A road sign is built to be read from a distance, and this artwork keeps that discipline when it is cut down to a sticker. The kiss-cut follows the outer circle of the sign, so the white border becomes the object's edge and nothing is left over. Put it on a laptop, a journal or a window, and the sign keeps its own outline, the way a real sign does at the roadside.