Orientation signs | Spanish DGT Road Signs

The signs in the «Orientation signs» group belong to the VII. Vertical traffic signs block of the Spanish DGT theory. It is an information sign: rectangular or square, usually with a blue background.

On this page you have the complete catalogue of these signs with their image, official code and meaning, exactly as they may appear in the driving-licence theory exam.

Orientation signs are subdivided into: pre-signaling signs, direction signs, road identification signs, location signs, confirmation signs, and signs for specific use in towns.

Pre-signaling signs shall be placed at an appropriate distance from the intersection for maximum effectiveness, both day and night, taking into account road and traffic conditions, especially the usual speed of vehicles and the distance at which the sign is visible. This distance may be reduced to approximately 50 meters in built-up areas but must be at least 500 meters on motorways and dual carriageways. These signs may be repeated. The distance between the sign and the intersection may be indicated by means of a complementary panel placed above the sign; this distance may also be indicated at the top of the sign itself. The nomenclature and meaning of pre-signaling signs are as follows:

S-201 Pre-signaling of a roundabout split from the main carriageway. It indicates the directions of the various exits from an intersection whose layout is similar to a roundabout, but the main carriageway, on which the vehicle is traveling in this case, remains continuous. If any inscription appears on a blue background, it indicates that the exit leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.

S-202. Pre-signaling of a roundabout split from secondary carriageways. It indicates the directions of the various exits from an intersection whose layout is similar to a roundabout, but the main carriageway, on which the vehicle is not traveling in this case, does not lose continuity. If any inscription appears on a blue background, it indicates that the exit leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.

S-203 Roundabout pre-signaling with lane selection based on the traffic ahead. It indicates the directions of the various exits to the next roundabout and the lane from which to access each one.

S-220. Pre-signaling, with side sign, on a conventional highway or multi-lane highway toward a conventional highway or multi-lane highway. On a conventional highway or multi-lane highway, it indicates the destinations of the exits from the next interchange when they lead to a conventional highway or multi-lane highway, as well as the distance to those exits.

S-220a. Pre-signaling, with a side sign, on a conventional or multi-lane road toward a conventional or multi-lane road and its own direction. On a conventional or multi-lane road, it indicates the own direction of travel and the destinations of the exits from the next interchange when they lead to a conventional or multi-lane road, as well as the distance to these exits.

S-222. Pre-signaling, with a side sign, on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward a motorway or dual carriageway. On a conventional road or multi-lane road, it indicates the destinations of the exits from the next interchange when they lead toward a motorway or dual carriageway, as well as the distance to those exits.

S-222a. Pre-signaling, with a side sign, on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward a motorway or dual carriageway and in the direction of travel. On a conventional road or multi-lane road, it indicates the direction of travel on the road and the destinations of the exits at the next interchange when they lead toward a motorway or dual carriageway, as well as the distance to these exits.

S-225. Pre-signaling, with a side sign, on a motorway or dual carriageway leading to any type of road. On a motorway or dual carriageway, it indicates the destinations of the next interchange exit. It also indicates the distance to that exit, its number, and, where applicable, the letter.

S-230 Pre-signaling, with a sign on the carriageway, on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward a conventional road or multi-lane road. On a conventional road or multi-lane road, it indicates the destinations of the exit from the next interchange when it leads to a conventional road or multi-lane road, as well as the distance to that exit.

S-230a. Pre-signaling, with signs on the roadway, on a conventional or multi-lane road toward a conventional or multi-lane road and its own direction. On a conventional or multi-lane road, it indicates the own direction of travel on the road and the destinations of the next exit when it leads to a conventional or multi-lane road, as well as the distance to that exit.

S-232. Pre-signaling, with a sign on the roadway, on a conventional road or a multi-lane road leading to a motorway or dual carriageway. On a conventional road or a multi-lane road, it indicates the destinations of the next exit junction leading to a motorway or dual carriageway, as well as the distance to that exit.

S-232a. Pre-signaling, with signs on the roadway, on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward a motorway or dual carriageway and its own direction. On a conventional road or multi-lane road, it indicates the direction of travel on the road and the destinations of the next exit when it leads toward a motorway or dual carriageway, as well as the distance to that exit.

S-235. Pre-signaling, with a sign on the roadway, on a motorway or dual carriageway leading to any type of road. On a motorway or dual carriageway, it indicates the destinations of the next exit. It also indicates the distance to that exit, its number, and, where applicable, the letter.

S-235a. Pre-signaling, with signs on the roadway, on a motorway or dual carriageway toward any type of road and its proper direction. On a motorway or dual carriageway, it indicates the proper direction of the road being traveled and the destinations of the next exit. It also indicates the distance to said exit, its number, and, where applicable, the letter.

S-242. Pre-signaling, with a sign on the roadway on a motorway or dual carriageway, of two very close exits to any type of road. It indicates the directions of the off-ramps from the two consecutive exits on a motorway or dual carriageway. It also indicates the distance to said exits, the numbers, or the number and letters of each one.

S-242a. Pre-signaling, with signs on the roadway on a motorway or dual carriageway, of two very close exits to any type of road and their respective direction. On a motorway or dual carriageway, it indicates the proper direction of the road being traveled and the directions of the off-ramps from two consecutive exits. It also indicates the distance to said exits, the numbers, or the number and letters of each exit.

S-245. Additional pre-signaling of towns on conventional or multi-lane roads. Indicates nearby towns with more than 5,000 inhabitants that can be accessed via the following interchange and their distance.

The meaning and nomenclature of the direction signs are as follows:

Signs intended to identify roads, whether by their number (in numbers, letters, or a combination of both), or by their name, shall consist of this number or name enclosed in a rectangle or a shield. They have the following nomenclature and meaning:

5. Location signs may be used to indicate the frontier between two States or the boundary between two administrative divisions of the same State or the name of a town, river, port, place or other circumstance of a similar nature. The nomenclature and meaning of the location signs are as follows:

6. Confirmation signs are intended to remind, when the competent authorities deem it necessary, such as at the exit of important towns, the direction of the road. When distances are indicated, the figures expressing them will be placed after the name of the town. Its nomenclature and meaning are as follows:

Specific-use signs in towns are made up of modules, used together or separately, whose common purpose is to communicate that the places they refer to are reached by following the direction marked by the arrow, and whose respective nomenclature and meaning are as follows:

The supplementary panels specify the meaning of the sign they complement. Their nomenclature and meaning are as follows:

💡 In the exam you will be shown the image of the sign and must recognise its meaning: look at the shape and colour to work out which group it belongs to.

S-200

Roundabout pre-signage

Indicates the directions of the various exits from the next roundabout. If any inscription appears on a blue background, it indicates that the exit leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.

Article 162 (2)

S-246

Additional pre-signaling of towns on highways or dual carriageways

Indicates nearby towns with more than 5,000 inhabitants that can be reached from the exit shown in the sub-sign above, as well as the distance to it.

Article 162 (2)

S-247

Pre-signaling of exits on a town bypass

Indicates the number of the different exits on a town bypass, accompanied by the name of the access route or the cardinal point.

Article 162 (2)

S-250

Route pre-signal

Indicates the route you must follow to take the direction indicated by the arrow.

Article 162 (2)

S-260

Lane pre-marking

Indicates the only permitted directions at the next intersection for users traveling in the marked lanes. A corresponding box will be placed above the arrows indicating the lanes required for the roadway being traveled. Its use will be limited to exceptional situations where the continuous lane separation line does not diverge from the lanes located to the left, or to interchanges or forks between two dual carriageways or motorways with heavy traffic on both.

Article 162 (2)

S-261

Pre-signaling of services on conventional roads with heavy traffic and on all multi-lane r

oads. On conventional roads with heavy traffic (according to the specifications of Standard 8.1-IC for vertical signage) and on all multi-lane roads, it indicates the proximity of an exit to the signposted services. If these are located in a town, the name of the town may appear on the first line of the sign, and if they are located on a service road, the inscription "service road" will appear. If there is a service station between the services, the distance to it, as well as its opening hours, will be indicated. The lower sub-sign will indicate the distance and opening hours of the next service station in the direction of travel. The upper box will indicate the distance to the exit.

Article 162 (2)

S-263

Pre-signaling of services on motorways or dual carriageways

On motorways or dual carriageways, this sign indicates the proximity of an exit to the signposted services. If these are located in a town or city, the name of the town may appear on the first line of the sign, and if they are located on a service road, the inscription "service road" will appear. If there is a service station among the services, the distance to it and its opening hours will be indicated. The lower sub-sign will indicate the distance and opening hours of the next service station in the direction of travel. The upper sub-signs will indicate the exit number and distance to it.

Article 162 (2)

S-267

Pre-signaling of various services on a conventional or multi-lane road

Indicates, on a conventional or multi-lane road, the proximity of an exit to signposted services such as residential developments, marinas, sports areas, commercial areas, industrial estates, business parks, and leisure areas. The distance to the exit will be indicated in the upper box.

Article 162 (2)

S-268

Pre-signaling of various services on a motorway or dual carriageway

Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, the proximity of an exit to designated services such as residential developments, marinas, sports areas, commercial areas, industrial estates, business parks, and leisure areas. The exit number and distance to the exit will be indicated on the upper sub-signs.

Article 162 (2)

S-271

Service area pre-signaling

On a motorway or dual carriageway, it indicates the proximity of an exit to a service area, including its name and opening hours, as well as pictograms of the services it offers. The upper box will indicate the distance to the exit. The lower sub-sign will indicate the distance and opening hours of the next service area in the direction of travel.

Article 162 (2)

S-300

Towns along a conventional road route

Indicates the names of towns located along a route consisting of a conventional road and the direction in which they are reached. The box inside the sign defines the road category and number. The numbers inside the sign indicate the distance in kilometers.

Article 162 (3)

S-301

Towns on a motorway or dual carriageway route

Indicates the names of towns located on a motorway or dual carriageway route and the direction from which they are reached. The box inside the sign indicates the road category and number. The numbers inside the sign indicate the distance in kilometers.

Article 162 (3)

S-320

Places of interest along conventional roads

Indicates places of general interest that are not towns and villages located along a route consisting of a conventional road. The numbers inside the sign indicate the distance in kilometers.

Article 162 (3)

S-321

Places of interest along highways or dual carriageways

Indicates places of interest other than towns and cities located along a route consisting of a highway or dual carriageway. The numbers inside the sign indicate the distance in kilometers.

Article 162 (3)

S-322

Destination sign for a bicycle path or cycleway

Indicates the existence of a bicycle path or cycleway in the direction indicated by the arrow. The numbers inside the sign indicate the distance in kilometers.

Article 162 (3)

S-341

Destination signs for immediate exit to a conventional road

Indicates the exit point from a highway or dual carriageway to a conventional road. The number indicates the interchange number corresponding to the kilometer point of the road.

Article 162 (3)

S-342

Destination signs for immediate exit to highway or dual carriageway

Indicates the exit point from a highway or dual carriageway to a motorway or dual carriageway. The number indicates the interchange number corresponding to the kilometer point of the road.

Article 162 (3)

S-344

Immediate exit destination signs for a zone, area, or service road

Indicates the exit point from any roadway to a zone, area, or service road.

Article 162 (3)

S-347

Destination signs for immediate exit to a zone, area, or service road, with a shared exit

to a highway or dual carriageway. Indicates the exit point from any road to a zone, area, or service road, and that this exit coincides with an exit to a highway or dual carriageway.

Article 162 (3)

S-348

Immediate exit signage with side panel on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward an

other conventional or multi-lane road. Indicates, on a conventional or multi-lane road, the destinations of the exits at the next junction when they lead to a conventional or multi-lane road.

Article 162 (3)

S-348a

Immediate exit signage with side panel on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward an

other conventional or multi-lane road and main direction. Indicates, on a conventional or multi-lane road, the main direction of the road being traveled and the destinations of the exits at the next junction when they lead to a conventional or multi-lane road.

Article 162 (3)

S-349

Immediate exit signage with side panel on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward a

motorway or dual carriageway. Indicates, on a conventional or multi-lane road, the destinations of the exits at the next junction when they lead to a motorway or dual carriageway.

Article 162 (3)

S-349a

Immediate exit signage with side panel on a conventional road or multi-lane road toward a

motorway or dual carriageway and main direction. Indicates, on a conventional or multi-lane road, the main direction of the road being traveled and the destinations of the exits at the next junction when they lead to a motorway or dual carriageway.

Article 162 (3)

S-350

Overhead sign on a conventional road

Immediate exit toward a conventional road. Indicates, on a conventional road, at the point where the exit ramp begins, the destinations reachable via the immediate exit to a conventional road and, if applicable, its route number.

Article 162 (3)

S-350a

Immediate exit signage with overhead signs on a conventional or multi-lane road toward a c

onventional or multi-lane road and main direction. Indicates, on a conventional or multi-lane road, the main direction of the road being traveled and the destinations of the next junction exit when it leads to a conventional or multi-lane road.

Article 162 (3)

S-351

Overhead sign on a motorway or dual carriageway

Immediate exit toward a conventional road. Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, at the point where the exit ramp begins, the destinations reachable via the immediate exit to a conventional road and, if applicable, its route number. Also shows the junction and ramp number and letter if applicable.

Article 162 (3)

S-351a

Immediate exit signage with overhead signs on a conventional or multi-lane road toward a m

otorway or dual carriageway and main direction. Indicates, on a conventional or multi-lane road, the main direction of the road being traveled and the destinations of the next junction exit when it leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.

Article 162 (3)

S-352

Immediate exit signage with overhead sign on a motorway or dual carriageway toward a conve

ntional or multi-lane road. Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, the destinations of the next junction exit when it leads to a conventional or multi-lane road. Also shows the exit number and, if applicable, the letter.

Article 162 (3)

S-352a

Immediate exit signage with overhead signs on a motorway or dual carriageway toward a conv

entional or multi-lane road and main direction. Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, the main direction of the road being traveled and the destinations of the next junction exit when it leads to a conventional or multi-lane road. Also shows the exit number and, if applicable, the letter.

Article 162 (3)

S-353

Immediate exit signage with overhead sign on a motorway or dual carriageway toward a motor

way or dual carriageway. Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, the destinations of the next junction exit when it leads to another motorway or dual carriageway. Also shows the exit number and, if applicable, the letter.

Article 162 (3)

S-353a

Immediate exit signage with overhead signs on a motorway or dual carriageway toward a moto

rway or dual carriageway and main direction. Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, the main direction of the road being traveled and the destinations of the next junction exit when it leads to another motorway or dual carriageway. Also shows the exit number and, if applicable, the letter.

Article 162 (3)

S-373

Signage of the first immediate exit of two very close exits, with overhead signs, on a mot

orway or dual carriageway toward a conventional or multi-lane road, destinations of the second exit, and main direction. Indicates, at the first of two very close exits on a motorway or dual carriageway, the main direction of the road being traveled (left and center signs), the destinations of the second exit (center sign), and the destinations of the first exit when it leads to a conventional or multi-lane road (right sign). Also shows the exit number and, if applicable, the letter.

Article 162 (3)

S-375

Signage of the first immediate exit of two very close exits, with overhead signs, on a mot

orway or dual carriageway toward a motorway or dual carriageway, destinations of the second exit, and main direction. Indicates, at the first of two very close exits on a motorway or dual carriageway, the main direction of the road being traveled (left and center signs), the destinations of the second exit (center sign), and the destinations of the first exit when it leads to another motorway or dual carriageway (right sign). Also shows the exit number and, if applicable, the letter.

Article 162 (3)

S-376

Immediate exit signage to services on conventional roads with high traffic volume and on a

ll multi-lane roads. Indicates, on conventional roads with high traffic (according to standard 8.1-IC on vertical signage) and on all multi-lane roads, the exit to the signed services. If located within a town, the town name may appear on the first line of the sign. If located on a service road, the sign will display “vía de servicio.” If one of the services is a service station, its distance and opening hours will be shown. The lower panel will show the distance and opening hours of the next service station in the direction of travel.

Article 162 (3)

S-377

Immediate exit signage to services on other conventional roads

Indicates, on the rest of conventional roads, the exit to the signed services. If one of them is a service station, its opening hours will be shown.

Article 162 (3)

S-378

Immediate exit signage to services on a motorway or dual carriageway

Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, the exit to the signed services. If located within a town, the town name may appear on the first line of the sign. If located on a service road, the sign will display “vía de servicio.” If one of the services is a service station, its distance and opening hours will be shown. The lower panel shows the distance and opening hours of the next service station in the direction of travel. The upper panel shows the exit number.

Article 162 (3)

S-379

Immediate exit signage toward a service area

Indicates, on a motorway or dual carriageway, the exit toward a service area, showing its name and opening hours, along with pictograms of the services it offers. The lower panel shows the distance and opening hours of the next service area in the direction of travel.

Article 162 (3)

S-380

Destination sign for immediate exit toward a service area

Indicates the point of exit from a motorway or dual carriageway toward a service area.

Article 162 (3)

S-400

European route

Identifies a route on the European network.

Article 162 (4)

S-410

Motorway and dual carriageway

Identifies a motorway or dual carriageway. When the motorway is within the autonomous community, in addition to the letter A and following the corresponding number or above the sign with an additional panel, the initials identifying the autonomous community may be included. No road that does not have motorway or dual carriageway characteristics may be identified with the letter A. When the motorway or dual carriageway is a ring road or bypass, the letter A may be replaced by the letters indicating the city, in accordance with the code established for this purpose by the Ministries of Public Works and the Interior.

Article 162 (4)

S-410a

Toll Road

Identifies a toll road.

Article 162 (4)

S-420

State highway

Identifies a road in the state highway network that is not a motorway or dual carriageway.

Article 162 (4)

S-430

First-level regional highway

Identifies a first-level road, other than a motorway or dual carriageway, in the regional network of the community to which the identification acronym corresponds.

Article 162 (4)

S-440

Second-level regional road

Identifies a second-level road, other than a highway or dual carriageway, in the regional network of the community to which the identification acronym corresponds.

Article 162 (4)

S-450

Third-level regional highway

Identifies a third-level road, other than a motorway or dual carriageway, within the regional network of the community to which the identification acronym corresponds.

Article 162 (4)

S-500

Entrance to a town

Indicates the location from which traffic rules for the town apply.

Article 162 (5)

S-510

End of settlement

Indicates the point where the traffic rules relating to settlements cease to apply.

Article 162 (5)

S-520

Location of a characteristic point on the route

Indicates a place of general interest along the route.

Article 162 (5)

S-530

Location of a tunnel on a conventional or multi-lane road with information about its safet

y features. Indicates the location of a tunnel on a conventional or multi-lane road, including information about its safety installations and its length.

Article 162 (5)

S-531

Location of a tunnel on a motorway or dual carriageway with information about its safety f

eatures. Indicates the location of a tunnel on a motorway or dual carriageway, including information about its safety installations and its length.

Article 162 (5)

S-532

Location of a tunnel on a conventional or multi-lane road with information about specific

driving obligations inside it. Indicates the location of a tunnel on a conventional or multi-lane road, including information about specific driving obligations within the tunnel.

Article 162 (5)

S-533

Location of a tunnel on a motorway or dual carriageway with information about specific dri

ving obligations inside it. Indicates the location of a tunnel on a motorway or dual carriageway, including information about specific driving obligations within the tunnel.

Article 162 (5)

S-540

Provincial boundary location

Indicates the point at which the road enters a province.

Article 162 (5)

S-550

Autonomous community boundary

Indicates the point at which the road enters an autonomous community.

Article 162 (5)

S-560

Location of the border between an autonomous community and a province

Indicates the point at which the road enters an autonomous community or province.

Article 162 (5)

S-561

Institutional sign on a conventional or multi-lane road

Sign indicating the ownership, numbering, and name of the conventional or multi-lane road being accessed. If the road has no name, the sign will include the word "Carretera" followed by the identifying panel.

Article 162 (5)

S-562

Institutional sign on a motorway or dual carriageway

Sign indicating the ownership, numbering, and name of the motorway or dual carriageway being accessed. If the motorway or dual carriageway has no name, the sign will include the word “Autopista” or “Autovía” followed by the identifying panel.

Article 162 (5)

S-570

Kilometer marker on highways and dual carriageways

Indicates the kilometer point of the highway or dual carriageway whose identification appears above.

Article 162 (5)

S-570a

Kilometer marker on a toll highway

Indicates the kilometer point of the toll highway whose identification appears above.

Article 162 (5)

S-571

Kilometer marker on a motorway or dual carriageway that is also part of a European route

Indicates the kilometer point of a motorway or dual carriageway that is also part of a European route, the identification of which appears at the top of the sign.

Article 162 (5)

S-572

Kilometer marker on a conventional road

It indicates the kilometer point of a conventional road, the identification of which appears at the top of the road against a background color corresponding to the road network to which it belongs.

Article 162 (5)

S-573

Kilometer marker on a European route

It indicates the kilometer point of a conventional road that is part of a European route, and its letters and numbers appear at the top of the sign.

Article 162 (5)

S-574

Milestone on a motorway or dual carriageway

Indicates the kilometer point of a motorway or dual carriageway when it is a multiple of 10.

Article 162 (5)

S-574a

Milestone on a conventional road

Indicates the kilometer point of a conventional road when it is a multiple of 10.

Article 162 (5)

S-574b

Milestone on a toll highway

Indicates the kilometer point of a toll highway when it is a multiple of 10.

Article 162 (5)

S-574c

Hectometric milestone on a conventional or multi-lane road that is part of an internationa

l route. Indicates the kilometer marker when it is a multiple of ten on a conventional or multi-lane road that is part of an international route, with the route identifier shown at the top of the sign.

Article 162 (5)

S-574d

Hectometric milestone on a motorway or dual carriageway that is part of an international r

oute. Indicates the kilometer marker when it is a multiple of ten on a motorway or dual carriageway that is part of an international route, with the route identifier shown at the top of the sign.

Article 162 (5)

S-574e

Hectometric milestone on a toll motorway that is part of an international route

Indicates the kilometer marker when it is a multiple of ten on a toll motorway that also forms part of an international route, with the route identifier shown at the top of the sign.

Article 162 (5)

S-575

Milestone

Indicates the kilometre point of a road that is not a motorway or dual carriageway when the kilometre point is a multiple of 10. Its colour will correspond to that of the network of which the road forms part.

Article 162 (5)

S-600

Confirmation of towns on a conventional road route

Indicates, on a conventional road, the names and distances in kilometres to the towns indicated.

Article 162 (6)

S-602

Confirmation of towns on a highway or dual carriageway route

Indicates, on a highway or dual carriageway, the names and distances in kilometres to the towns indicated.

Article 162 (6)

S-603

Supplementary confirmation with exit preseñalization

Indicates on a motorway or dual carriageway the names of provincial capitals not directly adjacent to the road being traveled and their respective distances in kilometers. It also includes identification panels for the motorways or dual carriageways that provide access to those cities. The upper sub-panels also show the corresponding exit number and the distance to that exit.

Article 162 (6)

S-700

Places on the urban road network

Indicates the names of streets, avenues, squares, roundabouts or any other point on the road network.

Article 162 (7)

S-710

Places of interest for travelers

Indicates places of interest for travelers, such as stations, airports, port boarding areas, hotels, campsites, tourist offices and automobile clubs.

Article 162 (7)

S-720

Places of sporting or recreational interest

Indicates places where sporting or recreational interest predominates.

Article 162 (7)

S-730

Places of geographical or ecological nature

Indicates places of geographical or ecological interest.

Article 162 (7)

S-740

Places of monumental or cultural interest

Indicates places of monumental, historical, artistic or, in general, cultural interest.

Article 162 (7)

S-750

Industrial use areas

Indicates areas of significant attraction for trucks, goods and, in general, heavy industrial traffic.

Article 162 (7)

S-760

Motorways and dual carriageways

Indicates motorways and dual carriageways and the places that can be accessed from them.

Article 162 (7)

S-770

Other places and roads

Indicates roads that are not motorways or dual carriageways, towns that can be accessed via them, as well as other places of public interest not included in signs S-700 to S-760.

Article 162 (7)

📜 Reference legal text — Article 162 (1), Article 162 (2), Article 162 (3), Article 162 (4), Article 162 (5), Article 162 (6), Article 162 (7), Article 163 🔗 Read the official text on the BOE (Spanish General Traffic Regulations)

❓ Frequently asked questions

What are «Orientation signs» signs?

They are the signs from the «Vertical traffic signs» block of the Spanish DGT theory. It is an information sign: rectangular or square, usually with a blue background. This group brings together 80 signs with their official meaning.

How many signs does this group include?

This group gathers 80 road signs, each with its image, code and meaning on this same page.

Do these signs appear in the DGT theory exam?

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