What it means
The S-710 sign informs of places of interest for travellers. It guides toward points that may be useful or attractive during the trip, without the sign by itself implying priority, an obligation to exit, or permission to stop anywhere. It usually appears on tourist routes, accesses to services, recreational areas, or environments with resources signed for road users. When you see it, decide in time whether you are interested in following that indication and make any manoeuvre progressively. In the test it is usually treated as tourist or service information, and they ask that it does not regulate traffic like a mandatory sign.
- CategoryInformation signs
- ShapeRectangular or square, blue
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