What it means
The S-730 sign informs of places of geographical or ecological character. It guides toward natural spaces, territorial references, or points of environmental interest, without by itself granting permission to stop, enter with any vehicle, or drive outside authorised roads. It usually appears on tourist routes, accesses to natural places, viewpoints, protected areas, or environments where the driver may be looking for that destination. When you see it, decide in advance whether you will follow the indication and respect later local signing. In the test they usually classify it as a tourist or geographical sign, not as a danger from animals, vegetation, or weather.
- CategoryInformation signs
- ShapeRectangular or square, blue
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S-230
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