Confirmation route marker: what it means

What it means

It confirms the number and the status of the route on which you are travelling.

What you must do

Make sure that the route you are travelling on is the route you want to take to reach your destination.

Where you see it

On numbered metropolitan, regional, provincial and national routes.

Remember

It confirms two things: the route number and the route status.

The marker is used on four kinds of numbered routes:

• GE12 and TGE12: numbered metropolitan routes
• GE13 and TGE13: numbered regional routes
• GE14 and TGE14: numbered provincial routes
• GE15 and TGE15: numbered national routes

Test yourself

1. Question 1

   Which ONE of the following is NOT a kind of numbered route on which Confirmation route markers are placed?

   • A Numbered regional routes
   • B Numbered international routes
   • C Numbered provincial routes
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   Answer: B: Numbered international routes

   International routes are not on the list, which is metropolitan, regional, provincial and national routes.

2. Question 2

   Which of these signs confirms the number and status of the route on which you are travelling?

   

   

   

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   Answer: Picture C

   The Confirmation route marker confirms the number and the status of the route you are on.

3. Question 3

   

   You pass the Confirmation route marker shown while travelling to your destination. What is the correct action?

   • A Make sure you are on the route you want to take
   • B Leave the route at the next intersection
   • C Stop and wait for the next route marker
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   Answer: A: Make sure you are on the route you want to take

   At a Confirmation route marker, you make sure you are on the route you want to take.