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A. Warning signs B. Priority signs C. Prohibitory signs D. Mandatory signs E. Instruction signs F. Direction signs for road information F. Direction signs for pedestrians and cyclists G. Direction signs with information about public facilities and more H. Direction signs for information about services and more I. Direction signs for information about tourist attractions and more J. Information signs M. Road markings P. Police signals S. Symbols T. Additional panels SIG. Traffic signals V. Traffic officer signals X. Other devices Y. Signals at railway crossings and level crossings

Driver and vehicle

Vehicle rules and facts Tires and the car’s functions Trailers, towing and cargo Individual conditions

Traffic regulations

Basic traffic rules Priority rules Stopping, parking and traffic lights Cyclists, pedestrians and bus stops

Driving

The car and laws of nature Gears, brakes and maneuvering Positioning and turning Highways, country roads and urban driving Overtaking and passing by

Environment and road conditions

Climate and pollution Fuel and fuel consumption Winter and slippery roads Other environmental and road conditions

Safety

Risks and dangerous situations Prevention and safety equipments Accidents and emergency stops Statistics

Getting your Swedish B driving licence

Practice theory tests online Driving licence types and requirements Learner’s permit and introduction course The theory test The driving test Risk training part 1 and 2 Private driving lessons Driving licence requirements and costs

Road signs

A. Warning signs B. Priority signs C. Prohibitory signs D. Mandatory signs E. Instruction signs F. Direction signs for road information F. Direction signs for pedestrians and cyclists G. Direction signs with information about public facilities and more H. Direction signs for information about services and more I. Direction signs for information about tourist attractions and more J. Information signs M. Road markings P. Police signals S. Symbols T. Additional panels SIG. Traffic signals V. Traffic officer signals X. Other devices Y. Signals at railway crossings and level crossings

Road signs / I. Direction signs for information about tourist attractions and more

Direction signs for information about tourist attractions and more

I1 Tourist route
This road sign indicates a road or stretch of road of particular tourist interest, often with several attractions along the way. Such stretches are marked with brown signs and can be integrated into directional signs for navigation.

I2 Tourist area
The sign indicates a tourist area with several attractions. The symbol on the sign is adapted to the specific theme of the area and can be incorporated into directional signs for navigation. The Swedish Transport Agency determines which symbols are permitted.

I3 Landmark
This sign provides information about a landmark of tourist interest visible from the road. The sign includes a symbol depicting a silhouette of the site, and the Swedish Transport Agency regulates which symbols may be used.

I4 World heritage site
The sign indicates a World Heritage Site designated by UNESCO. It can also be integrated into directional signs for navigation.

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