County route marker: The marker shown is used for which category of route?

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Why

County roads are marked with a five-sided sign, typically blue with yellow lettering, that shows the county name and the route number. State and interstate routes use different shapes and colors.

Tip The five-sided blue shape is the quickest way to recognize a county route marker.

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Topic: Guide signs   License: Car permit

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• Route, Guide and Service Signs

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