Informational Signs — 12 Signs to Know
Informational and guide signs are usually green or blue. They don’t warn you about hazards or tell you what’s required by law — they help you navigate, find services, and locate points of interest along your route.
Bicycle Route
Marks a route designated for cyclists.
Hospital
Indicates a hospital is nearby — follow the sign to find emergency medical care.
Parking
Indicates a parking area is available.
Bicycle Parking
Indicates parking set aside specifically for bicycles.
Accessible Parking
Reserved for vehicles displaying a valid accessible parking permit.
Fuel & Food Services
Shows what’s available at the next exit — gas stations, restaurants, and more.
Exit Number
Marks a numbered exit, sometimes with destination icons like an airport.
Distance to Destination
Shows the remaining distance to a place along your route.
Route/Highway Marker
Identifies which numbered highway you’re currently on.
Cul-de-Sac
Indicates the road ahead ends in a circular dead end.
Trailer Campground
Indicates a campground ahead with facilities for trailers and RVs.
Accommodation
Indicates lodging — a hotel or motel — is available nearby.