On any road.

The purpose of guidance signs is to help you with your navigation by giving early indications that you will soon reach a particular place.

This sign indicates the direction to a town with a paid toll road. It also indicates the name of the upcoming toll plaza and the fees each class of vehicle will need to pay. Ensure you are ready to stop and pay the required fees.

Overview The Toll Direction Signs (South Africa) – Far-Side Advance Direction Toll Tariff Combination Sign are guidance signs used to inform drivers about an upcoming toll road and toll plaza ahead. These signs also display toll fees for different vehicle classes and indicate the direction toward destinations reached via the toll route. What the Sign Means A far-side advance direction toll tariff combination sign shows that the route ahead includes a toll road. It identifies the upcoming toll plaza, indicates the direction to destinations along that route, and displays the tariffs payable by various vehicle types. The key purpose is: to prepare drivers in advance for a toll route by providing directional guidance and toll payment information. How It Works in Practice The sign is placed before reaching the toll road or interchange. It indicates the route and destination accessible via the toll road. It displays the toll plaza name and charges for different vehicle classes. It allows drivers time to prepare for payment and lane selection. Driver Responsibilities Read the toll information carefully before entering the route Ensure you have the required payment method ready Move into the appropriate toll lane in advance Reduce speed safely when approaching the toll plaza Where You Will See This Sign Approaches to toll roads and toll plazas Major national highways and freeways Interchanges leading to tolled routes Long-distance transport corridors Purpose of the Sign Toll tariff combination signs improve traffic flow and driver preparedness by giving advance notice of toll roads, payment requirements, and route destinations before reaching the toll plaza. Common Mistakes to Avoid Not preparing payment before reaching the toll booth Entering the wrong toll lane Changing lanes suddenly near the toll plaza Ignoring tariff information for your vehicle class Safety Tips Slow down gradually when approaching toll plazas Keep a safe distance from vehicles ahead Have cash, card, or electronic payment ready in advance Watch for lane signs indicating manual or electronic payment lanes Summary Far-side advance direction toll tariff combination signs in South Africa provide early warning of toll roads, showing directions, toll plaza names, and vehicle tariffs. They help drivers prepare safely for payment and route decisions before reaching the toll area.

On the left hand side of the road about 750 m after entering a freeway and after that every 5 to 10 km.

To confirm that you are on your way to the places as indicated and that these destinations are at the distances indicated.

Take note of the destinations and in particular note the distances to plan your trip to fill up with fuel and rest.

Overview The Toll Direction Signs (South Africa) – Confirmation Alternative Route (Class A1) is a freeway guidance sign used to confirm that drivers are travelling on the correct route toward the destinations shown on the sign. It also provides the remaining distances to those destinations. What the Sign Means This sign confirms that you are on the correct toll or freeway route and shows the names of towns, cities, or destinations ahead together with their distances. It helps drivers monitor progress and plan the remainder of their journey. How It Works in Practice Placed about 750 m after entering a freeway and repeated every 5–10 km. Lists destinations and the distances remaining to each one. Confirms route continuity on long-distance roads. Helps drivers plan fuel stops, rest breaks, and travel time. Driver Responsibilities Read the destinations and distances carefully Use the information to confirm you are on the correct route Plan fuel, food, and rest stops according to the distances shown Remain alert and continue following freeway guidance signs Where You Will See This Sign This sign is commonly found: On major toll roads and freeways After freeway entry points Along long-distance national routes At intervals between major towns and cities Purpose of the Sign The purpose of the confirmation alternative route sign is to reassure drivers that they are travelling on the correct freeway route while providing distance information to help with navigation and trip planning. Common Mistakes to Avoid Ignoring distance information and running low on fuel Misreading destinations at freeway speed Failing to plan rest stops on long journeys Assuming all upcoming exits lead directly to listed destinations Safety Tips Monitor fuel levels during long-distance travel Take regular rest breaks to avoid fatigue Check navigation and signage regularly Keep a safe following distance on freeways Penalties and Risks for Ignoring Guidance Ignoring confirmation route signs may result in: Navigation errors and missed routes Running out of fuel in remote areas Driver fatigue from poor trip planning Unnecessary delays during travel Summary The confirmation alternative route sign in South Africa reassures drivers that they are on the correct freeway route while displaying distances to upcoming destinations, helping with safe and efficient trip planning.