Sign Drawings
Guide Signs
Guide signs help drivers follow their route and show directions or distances to destinations, including turn-offs to other roads. They can also highlight historic or geographic landmarks, as well as point to tourist spots and motorist services. They're usually rectangular with a horizontal layout where possible. If chevrons are included, one or both ends may be pointed. Route markers and kilometre plates typically appear on shields or distinct shapes. 1
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(G1-1) Advance Directional Sign Stack 2 Panel
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(G1-2) Advance Directional Sign Stack 3 Panel
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(G1-3) Advance Directional Sign Diagrammatic
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(G1-4) Advance Directional Sign Stack Two Direction
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(G1-5) Advance Directional Sign Diagrammatic Roundabout
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(G1-6) Advance Directional Sign Stack Narrow
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(G2-1) Intersection Directional Sign Chevron
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(G2-2) Intersection Directional Sign Square With Arrow
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(G2-2) Intersection Directional Sign Square With Interior Road Name Panel
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(G2-3) Intersection Directional Sign Road Name Panel
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(G2-4) Intersection Directional Sign Road Name Panel Double Ended
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(G2-5) Intersection Directional Sign Narrow Format
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(G3-1) Fingerboard
Not used on main roads in NSW
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(G3-2) Fingerboard
Not used on main roads in NSW
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(G3-3) Fingerboard
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(G4-1) Reassurance Directional Sign
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(G4-2) Reassurance Directional Sign
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(G5-10) No Through Road Panel
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(G5-11) Via Service Road
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(G5-13) Community Facility Tourist Venue
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(G5-14) Community Facility
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(G5-1) Street Name
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(G5-2) Street Name
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(G5-3) Street Name
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(G5-4) Street Name
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(G5-6) To Street Name
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(G5-7) Pedestrian Direction
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(G5-8) Pedestrian Direction
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(G5-9) Street Name Number Panel
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(GE6-211) Start Freeway
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(GE6-212) End Freeway
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(G9-15) Form One Lane