Direction signs

What do direction signs look like?

Direction signs are square and can have several background colours, including blue, yellow, white, orange and brown. There are exceptions to this rule of thumb. Direction signs provide information about place names, services, routes, lane choices, road choices and the distance to destinations.

Ski jump

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Is the ski jump sign important for the theory test and driving test?

This sign is part of the theory test syllabus, and you should be able to recognize it and understand its main meaning. It is usually less central during the driving test, but you should still be familiar with it.

What is the ski jump sign?

The ski jump sign is a direction symbol that tells you the road leads to a ski jumping facility. It informs but does not give any driving order or prohibition – the sign only shows the way.

When do you encounter the ski jump sign?

You encounter the ski jump sign on stretches where there is:

Ski jumping facility – at exits to a parking lot or entrance.
Tourist roads – along main roads to ski or sports facilities.
Local traffic points – in towns near sports parks.

How do you use the information from the ski jump sign?

When you see the ski jump sign, plan to turn off in good time, reduce speed, and move to the right-hand lane. Be alert to pedestrians, parking cars, and signing to associated facilities.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the ski jump sign

Does the ski jump sign apply to pedestrians? – Yes, both drivers and pedestrians can follow it to find the entrance to the facility.
Is the ski jump sign valid year-round? – Yes, the sign is permanent, but the facility may be closed outside the season.