ROUTE MARKERS
Advance trailblazer
Where: On the left-hand side of a road.
Purpose: To point out the direction you must follow to reach the more important route.
Action: Follow the traffic signs if you want to join the more important route and look out for the next trailblazer.
Advance transport trailblazer
Where: On the left-hand side of any road which is not a freeway.
Purpose: To point out the direction of a transport terminus from a route that would otherwise have taken you past a bus terminus, harbour, airport or helipad.
Action: Follow the traffic signs if you want to go to the terminus and look out for the transport trailblazer that follows.
Map-type advance trail blazer
Where: On the left-hand side of any road where two routes join the numbered route by means of a set of one-way carriageways.
Purpose: To indicate that a route of equal or higher status can be entered from the road on which you are travelling. This new route consists of a pair of one-way roadways.
Action: You need to know before hand in which direction you want to travel, e.g. North(N) or South(S).
Alternative route marker
Where: At the intersection of toll and alternative routes.
Purpose: To point out that a route other than the toll route can be followed.
Action: Decide in advance whether you want to take the toll or alternative route. If you want to take the alternative route, slow down for the intersection. Remember that the alternative route is usually not of the same high standard as the toll route.
