Auxiliary panels are frequently placed above standard highway route markers to inform drivers about specific route variations. Match each auxiliary route panel to its correct traffic purpose.
- JCT (Junction) panelIndicates that the vehicle is approaching an intersection where the designated highway joins or crosses the current roadway.
- BYPASS panelIdentifies an alternate route designed to route traffic around a congested urban center or town.
- BUSINESS panelDesignates an alternate route branching off the main highway that leads through the central commercial area of a city.
- TEMPORARY panelIndicates an interim route designated for use during a short period while the primary highway is closed or under repair.
Answer
JCT (Junction) matches approaching an intersection with a designated highway; BYPASS matches an alternate route around a congested urban center; BUSINESS matches an alternate route leading into the central commercial district; TEMPORARY matches an interim route used while the primary highway is under repair.
Each auxiliary route marker panel modifies a highway marker to indicate specific routing features: 'JCT' warns of an upcoming route junction, 'BYPASS' identifies a route around urban congestion, 'BUSINESS' leads into downtown commercial districts, and 'TEMPORARY' designates an interim detour route during construction.
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Auxiliary Route Marker Panels and Special Route Designations