Green signs guide you along the big A-roads between towns. The yellow numbers (like A61) are the route; the white words are the places.
On main A-roads and at junctions joining them — the backbone of non-motorway Britain.
Reading the road number as a speed or a distance. Yellow-on-green numbers are always route numbers.
Green for the main veins of the road network — with yellow numbers like grid references on a map.
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Directions on a primary route (major A-road). Green signs guide you along the big A-roads between towns. The yellow numbers (like A61) are the route; the white words are the places.
On main A-roads and at junctions joining them — the backbone of non-motorway Britain.
Reading the road number as a speed or a distance. Yellow-on-green numbers are always route numbers.
Green for the main veins of the road network — with yellow numbers like grid references on a map.
Direction signs
Reading a sign once is recognition. LicenceOS turns it into recall — with the shape code, visual quizzes and spaced practice.
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