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Railway crossing signs in Australia

Railways are sometimes denoted using a crossbuck sign, and other times using a graphic or words. The direction of the tracks could be indicated on a sign. Crossbucks will sometimes show the number of tracks you need to cross, e.g.

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School road signs in Australia

School signs are often conspicuous bright colours. Many of them will be accompanied by a speed restriction applicable usually between 8-9:30am and 2:30-4pm while children tend to be walking or biking to and from school. Different States may use slightly

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Route signs in Australia

Route signs are shown on maps and markers and are useful because they allow you to stay on a particular road for navigation purposes even when that road might have several different names. All routes are numbered, although most have

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Temporary road signs in Australia

These signs are temporary signs that describe a change in the road layout, road condition or a type of hazard that might not usually be there. They are generally yellow with a black border and black writing, but can be

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Regulatory road signs in Australia

Regulatory road signs tell you something you can’t do (e.g. no left turn), a specific restriction (e.g. a speed limit), something you can do (e.g. a u-turn is permitted but not compulsory), or something you must do (e.g. give way).

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Hazard road signs in Australia

Hazard road signs can indicate the direction of the road or the end of a road (e.g. at a T-intersection), usually with black chevrons on a white or yellow background. They may also give an indicated safe speed for a

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Guide road signs in Australia

Guide road signs tend to be blue or brown with white or yellow icons and white lettering, although the red signs advising of a steep descents grades are guides, too. They can include tourist information, public areas such as sports

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