Route markers
Map-type advance trailblazer (GE11)
You need to know before hand in which direction you want to travel, e.g.
Where
On the left-hand side of any road where two routes join the numbered route by means of a set of one-way carriageways.
Purpose
To indicate that a route of equal or higher status can be entered from the road on which you are travelling. This new route consists of a pair of one-way roadways.
Action
You need to know before hand in which direction you want to travel, e.g. North(N) or South(S).
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Other route markers
- Map-type Advance Direction (IS6)
- Information signs (IS1)
- Alternative Route Marker (IS2)
- Stack-type Direction (IS3)
- Confirmation (IS4)
- Fingerboard (IS5)
- Overhead route marker (GE12.6)
- Advance direction route marker (GE12.3)