Subsidiary signs
What do subsidiary signs look like?
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Is the text subsidiary sign important for the theory test and the driving test?
Yes, this sign is relevant for the theory test because you must understand how text on the subsidiary sign gives important information about rules or hazards. For the driving test it is also important, since you must be able to interpret the sign correctly in order to avoid mistakes, such as driving into areas with specific restrictions or hazards. This shows that you have a good understanding of the traffic rules.
What does the text subsidiary sign mean?
The "text" subsidiary sign is used when it is not appropriate to give information or regulation with symbols, numbers, or other standardized subsidiary signs. This sign gives specific messages tailored to the situation, for example "Risk of ice", "Narrow bridge", or "Does not apply to buses". The text on the subsidiary sign explains what the main sign covers and makes it easier for road users to understand specific rules or hazards. The sign is only used with approved texts established in the sign regulations.
The subsidiary sign can be placed under warning signs, prohibition signs, mandatory signs, or information signs, depending on what kind of information is to be given. For example, it can be used to warn about specific hazards such as "Gravel on the road" or "High moose risk", or to grant exceptions to rules, such as "Does not apply to taxis".
