This fact sheet explains the new rules for directional signs. This directional sign program directs travellers to local businesses, services and sites of interest. The Uniform Traveller Directional Signs contains the name of the establishment, a directional arrow and distance. They appear near intersections only on secondary highways and rural roads. Maximum four directional signs per post structure, two post structures per intersection approach.
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Supply and installation of signs will be handled by Transportation and Public Works at the applicant's expense. This applies to highways under the ownership of the Province, except controlled-access highways. This site is optimized for 800x600 resolution Copyright Province of Nova Scotia.