What it means
The S-930 sign informs of country confirmation. It serves to remind or confirm the territory through which the itinerary continues, especially on international routes, border areas, or connections where the driver may need a clear administrative reference. It does not by itself impose a manoeuvre or replace the signs and rules applicable on the road. It usually appears after entries, links, or territorial transition points. When you see it, use it as orientation and continue paying attention to later signs, which will specify limits or restrictions. In the test it is usually classified as territorial information, not as a service, danger, or priority sign.
- CategoryInformation signs
- ShapeRectangular or square, blue
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S-300
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S-301
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A destination toward a cycle route or cycle path
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