UK road signs use standardised colour schemes, symbols, and bracket notations to inform drivers about route classifications and roadside facilities. Match each sign feature with its correct function or classification.
- A blue rectangular sign displaying a white letter 'P' and a bus pictogramIdentifies a designated park-and-ride facility served by bus transport
- A green directional sign with white destination lettering and yellow route numberingIdentifies an advance direction or confirmatory sign on a primary route
- A brown rectangular sign displaying cutlery and bed pictogramsGuides drivers to nearby tourist facilities providing meals and overnight accommodation
- A directional sign displaying a motorway number enclosed in brackets, such as (M1)Indicates that the current road is not a motorway but leads directly towards the specified motorway
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Blue 'P' with bus symbol pairs with park-and-ride facility; Green sign with yellow route numbers pairs with primary route sign; Brown sign with cutlery and bed pairs with tourist meals and accommodation; Motorway number in brackets pairs with a non-motorway road leading to that motorway.
Each feature is correctly matched according to standard UK Highway Code sign design: blue with 'P' and bus indicates a park-and-ride car park; green with white text and yellow route numbers identifies a primary route; brown indicates tourist services including meals and accommodation; and bracketed motorway designations show that the route leads to the specified motorway.
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UK Direction and Information Sign Colour Codes and Notations
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