Ski stadium
When you see the sign
Sign 790.32 shows the way to or indicates the location of a ski stadium. Follow the arrow or directions if the ski stadium is your destination, and move into the correct lane well before any exit.
Rules
- The sign is a direction symbol used to show the way to or indicate the location of a ski stadium.
- The sign does not grant right of way or change the give-way requirement, speed limit or any other traffic rules.
- When the symbol appears on a direction sign or route marker, it must be read together with the arrow, lane information and any accompanying text.
- An exit to a ski stadium must be taken in accordance with the usual rules on signalling, road positioning and giving way.
Tips
- Look for the arrow and any distance shown on the direction sign, so that you do not turn off too early.
- Reduce your speed in a controlled manner and signal well in advance if the directions indicate that you should turn off.
- Be alert for increased traffic, pedestrians and skiers near the ski stadium, especially during events.
Common misconceptions
- Some people think the sign warns of skiers on the road, but it shows the way to or the location of a ski stadium.
- The sign is confused with an exit sign, but 790.32 is the destination symbol itself and can form part of several types of directional signing.
- Some assume that the sign introduces a lower speed limit, but speed is regulated by separate speed-limit signs and the conditions at the location.
Test yourself
Easy
What does this symbol mean?
- AIt warns of skiers who may cross the carriageway.
- BIt requires the use of chains in winter conditions.
- CIt shows that the road is open only to ski traffic.
- DIt shows the way to or the location of a ski stadium.
Medium
The symbol is on a direction sign with an arrow pointing right, and you are travelling to the destination. What do you do?
- APosition yourself correctly, signal and turn according to the normal rules on vikeplikt (duty to give way).
- BReduce your speed to 30 km/h because the symbol introduces a speed limit.
- CTurn without signalling because the direction sign gives you forkjørsrett (priority).
- DStop before the exit because the symbol warns of crossing skiers.
Hard
The symbol is placed above the right-hand lane on a lane direction sign. Which interpretation is correct?
- AThe symbol indicates an exit sign, while the sign gives traffic in the right-hand lane forkjørsrett (priority).
- BThe symbol indicates the number of lanes, while the sign warns of skiers in the right-hand lane.
- CThe symbol indicates a speed limit, while the sign makes the speed limit binding in the right-hand lane.
- DThe symbol indicates a ski stadium as the destination, while the sign links the destination to the right-hand lane.
Theory test tip
In the theory test, the trap may be to interpret the sign as a warning sign or a mandatory sign. The correct answer is that it is a location and direction symbol for a ski stadium, with no effect of its own on speed or the give-way requirement.
Did you know
The symbol makes it possible to show the way to a ski stadium without using much text, and is particularly useful in areas with winter sports and major skiing events.
Frequently asked questions
Does the sign mean that there may be skiers on the road?
No, the sign does not in itself warn of skiers on the road. It shows the direction to or the location of a ski stadium.
Do I have to turn off when I see the sign?
No. Follow the directions only if the ski stadium is your destination, and take any exit in accordance with the arrow and other signs.
Is sign 790.32 the same as an ordinary direction sign?
No. The ski stadium symbol indicates the type of destination, whereas an ordinary direction sign shows the actual direction and may include a name, arrow and symbol.
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