What it means
The S-109 sign informs of a scenic place. It guides toward a point of visual, landscape, or tourist interest, but it does not give priority, permission to stop anywhere, or authorisation to enter shoulders or accesses. It usually appears on tourist roads, viewpoints, scenic routes, or near places of interest for travellers. When you see it, decide in time whether you will follow the indication and make any exit or stop only where allowed and safe. In the test it is usually treated as a tourist or service sign, and they check that you do not confuse it with a danger warning or a rest area.
- Category
- Information signs
- Shape
- Rectangular or square, blue
Practise DGT questions featuring this sign
Ten DGT 2026 exam-style questions about signs, with an explanation after each. Free, no signup.
