Correct answer
A fixed vertical sign.
A fixed vertical sign is installed at a particular location, whereas moving pedestrians and natural light levels vary. The question concerns the element’s physical location; it does not mean that all signs or their instructions are permanent. Temporary signs and variable messages also exist.
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Pedestrians moving around.
The road’s natural light level.
A fixed vertical sign.
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