Service signs
What do service signs look like?
Information
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Is the information sign important for the theory test and driving test?
The information sign is not among the most central signs you need to know for the theory test or the driving test. It can come up as a question on the theory test, but it is not among the most common. During the driving test it is unlikely you will be tested on the sign directly, but it can be useful to know – especially if you are driving in areas with tourist traffic or unfamiliar terrain.
What is the information sign?
The information sign indicates that there is an information point, map or information board nearby. It helps both tourists and other road users get an overview of the area.
When do you encounter the information sign?
You can see the information sign in places such as:
- Rest areas – where there is a map or overview of the local area.
- Tourist office – at the exit to local tourist information.
- Towns – at the entrance to places with information for visitors.
Why is the information sign useful?
The information sign makes it easy to find maps and useful information about the area. It provides better overview, planning and safety while driving.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the information sign
- Does the sign apply to pedestrians? – Yes, all road users can make use of the information points.
- Is the information sign always blue? – Yes, as a service sign it has a blue background with a white "i" symbol.