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Question 54

How is a tourist destination normally distinguished within the direction-sign system?

  1. By a red ring around the destination name
  2. By yellow lettering on a plain green panel
  3. By a black patch in the corner of the sign
  4. By a brown background or a brown inset panelCorrect answer

Explanation

Tourist destinations are shown on brown-background signs or brown panels inserted into another direction sign. Green signs with yellow route numbers belong to the primary-route scheme; that colour pairing does not identify a visitor attraction.

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