Alberta Class 7 Learner Knowledge Test · Question
What type of sign is predominantly brown with white lettering and symbols?
Brown signs typically indicate points of interest, recreational areas, parks, or cultural attractions.
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Question: What type of sign is predominantly brown with white lettering and symbols?
Answer options:
- Regulatory signs.
- Warning signs.
- Service signs (fuel, food, lodging). ✅ Directional signs to cultural/recreational points.
Correct answer: Directional signs to cultural/recreational points.
Explanation: Brown signs typically indicate points of interest, recreational areas, parks, or cultural attractions.
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