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Information signs
Additional signsInformation signs
An information sign identifies a route, destination, facility or regulated road or area. Some carry legal consequences, so apply the actual sign meaning and local traffic code.
Are information signs always purely advisory?
No. Some identify roads or areas with special rules. Apply the actual sign meaning and local traffic code.
🔗 gov.uk • UK Department for Transport, regulatory signs
🔗 gov.uk • UK Department for Transport, the signing system
51. Public toilet
This traffic sign indicates a public toilet. Toilet facilities available for public use are located at or near the indicated place.
52. Swimming area
This traffic sign indicates a swimming area. The designated area is intended for swimming. Follow any local signs or instructions concerning access, safety or permitted activities.
53. Telephone
This traffic sign indicates the location of a telephone available for public use.
54. Emergency telephone
This traffic sign indicates the location of an emergency telephone. The telephone provides a direct means of requesting assistance in an emergency.
55. Tram stop
This traffic sign indicates a tram stop. It is a designated place where trams stop to pick up and drop off passengers.
56. Repair shop
This traffic sign indicates a vehicle repair shop. Vehicle maintenance or repair services are available at or near the indicated location.
57. Petrol station
This traffic sign indicates a petrol station. Fuel for motor vehicles is available at the indicated location. The available fuel types may be shown on the sign or accompanying information.
58. Emergency exit
This traffic sign indicates an emergency exit. The exit provides an evacuation route to be used when leaving the area in an emergency.
