What it means
The S-20 sign indicates a tram stop. It locates the place where trams may stop for passengers to get on and off, so you must increase attention to pedestrians, doors, platforms, and nearby movements. It is not a warning of a tram crossing, although the presence of the tram may affect traffic. It usually appears in urban areas or stretches where the stop is integrated near the carriageway. When you see it, moderate speed, do not block the stopping area, and respect local signing. In the test they often distinguish it from the triangular tram crossing warning and from stops for other transport.
- CategoryInformation signs
- ShapeRectangular or square, blue
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