This study examines the effectiveness of road traffic signs, knowledge and practices among drivers in promoting traffic safety in Camaligan, Camarines Sur, Philippines. Using a mixed-method approach, the research assesses drivers’ knowledge and practices, as well as the impact of proper signage placement and community involvement. The findings show that well-maintained and visible signs improve driver compliance and reduce accidents. The study highlights the importance of regular signage maintenance, public education, and community engagement in creating safer road environments. The research supports the development of data-driven and community-based traffic policies to enhance public safety and promote sustainable road safety practices.
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