What it means
The S-920 sign informs of entry into Spain. It indicates the point where the itinerary enters Spanish territory, providing a territorial and administrative reference for the driver. It does not by itself establish a manoeuvre or replace the obligation to obey the signs, rules, and road conditions from that moment. It usually appears at border crossings, international accesses, or connection points with other territories. When you see it, continue paying attention to later signs, which will specify limits, lanes, or restrictions. In the test they often ask that it is a territorial information sign, not a priority or service sign.
- CategoryInformation signs
- ShapeRectangular or square, blue
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Towns on several itineraries
S-320
Places of interest by conventional road
S-321
Places of interest by motorway or dual carriageway
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A destination toward a cycle route or cycle path
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