Motorcycle · Guide signs
Brown signs with white lettering are mainly used to direct travelers to:
Correct answer: Parks, historic sites and other recreation areas.
Answer options
- AGas stations, restaurants and hotels near an exit
- BHospitals and other emergency medical facilities
- CParks, historic sites and other recreation areas Correct
- DCities and towns, along with the distance to each
Why
Brown guide signs point the way to places of recreational, cultural or scenic interest, such as state and national parks, campgrounds and historic sites. Fuel, food, lodging and hospitals are marked with blue service signs, and the names of cities and towns with their distances appear on green guide signs.
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Topic: Guide signs License: Motorcycle
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