Green guide signs tell you about nearby routes, junctions, and destinations including: streets and freeways, intersections and other junctions, freeway exits and entrances, cities and towns, airports, bus and train stations, and ferry terminals.

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Green guide signs tell you about nearby routes, junctions, and destinations including: streets and freeways, intersections and other junctions, freeway exits and entrances, cities and towns, airports, bus and train stations, and ferry terminals.

Green guide signs carry directional and destination information to help you navigate. They show nearby routes, junctions, and destinations such as streets, freeways, intersections, freeway exits, cities and towns, airports, bus and train stations, and ferry terminals. This color is reserved for guide information, helping you plan lane changes and exits, while other colors indicate services (blue), recreational or cultural sites (brown), or regulatory/instructional signs (white). When you see a green guide sign, use it to choose the correct exit or turn and gauge how far you are from your destination.

Green guide signs carry directional and destination information to help you navigate. They show nearby routes, junctions, and destinations such as streets, freeways, intersections, freeway exits, cities and towns, airports, bus and train stations, and ferry terminals. This color is reserved for guide information, helping you plan lane changes and exits, while other colors indicate services (blue), recreational or cultural sites (brown), or regulatory/instructional signs (white). When you see a green guide sign, use it to choose the correct exit or turn and gauge how far you are from your destination.

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