Direction signs
What do direction signs look like?
Ski stadium
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Is the ski stadium 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 stadium sign?
The ski stadium sign is a symbol sign that indicates a ski stadium with groomed trail networks for training and competition nearby. It has a skier icon in black on a white background.
When do you encounter the ski stadium sign?
You see the ski stadium sign on the way to ski stadiums, typically at:
- Main roads – before the exit to the ski stadium.
- Smaller roads – near sports parks and tourist destinations with a ski stadium.
- Junctions – on overhead direction signs or as a supplement to other direction signs.
Tips when you see the ski stadium sign
When following the ski stadium sign, be alert to cars looking for parking, pedestrians, and skiers at crosswalks. Reduce speed in curves and at exits, since the area can be more slippery in winter.
Why is the ski stadium sign important?
The ski stadium sign helps you and other road users find the route to the ski stadium safely and efficiently. It ensures that you avoid driving wrong and contributes to good traffic flow.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the ski stadium sign
- Does the sign apply in summer? – Yes, the sign is in place year-round and shows the way to the ski stadium regardless of snow conditions.
- What is the difference between the ski stadium sign and the alpine ski resort sign? – The alpine ski resort sign refers to downhill slopes with lifts, while the ski stadium sign refers to flat trails suitable for cross-country skiing.