Direction Signs
Direction signs inform about places, businesses, routes, choice of lanes, choice of roads and distance to destinations. Direction signs with a yellow background (blue on motorways) show geographical destinations. Direction signs with a white background (or white fields on yellow and blue signs) show local destinations. Direction signs with a brown background show destinations of special interest to tourism. Orange backgrounds denote temporary detours.
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Orientation board
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Diagram orientation board
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Exit board
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Lane orientation board
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Portal orientation board
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Board guide
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Regular destination guide
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Exit guide
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Lane guide
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Portal guide
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European route
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European route
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Stem route
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Stem route
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Numbered county road
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Numbered county road
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Ring road
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Ring road
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National tourist road
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Detour for large vehicles
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Route for vehicles with dangerous goods
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Miscellaneous detour
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Miscellaneous detour
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Miscellaneous detour
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Miscellaneous detour
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Miscellaneous detour
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Miscellaneous detour
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Intersection number
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Intersection number
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Intersection number
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Distance board
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Region name sign
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Street sign
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Collective guide sign
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Detour for certain vehicles
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Temporary detour
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End of temporary detour
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Guide for pedestrians
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Guide for bicycle route
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Board guide for bicycle route
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Bicycle route
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Distance sign for bicycle route
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Motorway
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Motor traffic road
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Toll road
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Parking
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Parking house
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Airport
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Helipad
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Bus station/terminal
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Train station/terminal
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Ferry
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Chain
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Church
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Industry area
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Swimming hall
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Alpine facility
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Ski jump slope
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Ski arena
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Golf course
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Payment with electronic chip
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Payment to attendant
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Payment with coins to machine
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Payment with card to machine
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Payment with banknotes to machine
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Remove ticket from closed payment system
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Use ticket in closed payment system
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Automatic toll road
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Payment with AutoPASS
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