General information signs
Traveler information such as signal speed, emergency notices and facilities.
Pictures and official names only. A design here is not proof that the sign is used or required in your state; for explanations, start with the sign guide.
43 designs
I1-1Traffic Signal SpeedTraffic signal speed cms panel blankMeaning & what to do I1-1Traffic Signal SpeedTraffic signal speed cms panelMeaning & what to do I1-1Traffic Signal SpeedMeaning & what to do I2-1Jurisdictional Boundary I2-2Geographical Feature I2-3Grade Separation Identification I2-3aGrade Separation Identification (2 lines) I2-4Future Interstate Corridor I2-4aFuture I-XX Corridor I2-5Project Information I3-5Airport I3-6Bus Station I3-7Train Station I3-8Light Rail Transit Station I3-9Vehicle Ferry Terminal I3-10Passenger Only Ferry Terminal I3-10PFerry (Plaque) I4-1Library I4-2Recycling Center I13-1Emergency NotificationEmergency notification white blue I13-1Emergency NotificationEmergency notification white panel I13-2Push to Exit I20-1Acknowledgment I20-2Acknowledgment I20-3AcknowledgmentAcknowledgement with logo panel I20-3AcknowledgmentAcknowledgement I20-4Acknowledgment - Rest Area I20-4aAcknowledgment - Welcome Center I20-5PAcknowledgment (plaque) I-V1aVirginiaVA source I-V2aNamed bridges, highways & highway segments (one line)VA source I-V2bNamed bridges, highways & highway segments (two lines)VA source I-V5aEnter (jurisdiction) - leave (jurisdiction)VA source I-V5bEnter (jurisdiction)VA source I-V6City limitsVA source I-V7Corporate limitsVA source I-V8aUnincorporated place (one line)VA source I-V8bUnincorporated place (two lines)VA source I-V9Named waterwayVA source I-V10Mountain crossingVA source I-V12aPoint of historical interest (one line)VA source I-V12bPoint of historical interest (two lines)VA source I-V14Wayside identificationVA source
Sources & scope
Public-domain vector artwork from the FHWA Standard Highway Signs, with designs from Virginia’s supplement marked separately. Some designs show placeholder text or numbers. State coverage is incomplete; use your state handbook and the signs on the road for the rules that apply to you.