7.9Direction sign located some distance from a toll point#

For a direction sign which is located some distance from a toll road, which includes a destination(s) which, to reach in this direction would involve travelling on a toll road and through a toll point, the use of the yellow on blue colour scheme and TOLL patch should be determined with the following considerations:

  • the location of the key decision point where, in all likelihood, a driver making the choice of travelling to that destination(s) along this route will travel on a toll road and through a toll point
  • the key decision point is generally located at major highway / road junctions
  • the toll road colour scheme and TOLL patch applicable to the destination(s) shall be used immediately in advance of this decision point and then consistently along the route, and
  • destination(s) reached by travelling on a toll road and through a toll point, shall be in a yellow on blue patch with a yellow border and includes the TOLL patch.

Two examples shown in figures 7.9(a) and 7.9(b) with notes follow.

Figure 7.9(a) – Example 1 direction sign located some distance from a toll road
Figure 7.9(a) – Example 1 direction sign located some distance from a toll roadp. 32
Figure 7.9(b) – Example 2 direction sign located some distance from a toll road
Figure 7.9(b) – Example 2 direction sign located some distance from a toll roadp. 32
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