
S-200
S-200 · Advance notice of a roundabout
Gives the directions of the exits from the roundabout ahead. Any wording on a blue ground means that exit leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.
Catalogue section 3.11
They announce a junction or exit ahead and the destinations it leads to.
How to recognise them: A rectangular board showing the junction layout with the destinations written on it.
27 signs

S-200
Gives the directions of the exits from the roundabout ahead. Any wording on a blue ground means that exit leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.

S-201
Gives the directions of the exits from a junction shaped like a roundabout in which the main carriageway — the one you are on in this case — runs straight through. Any wording on a blue ground means that exit leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.

S-202
Gives the directions of the exits from a junction shaped like a roundabout in which the main carriageway — not the one you are on in this case — runs straight through. Any wording on a blue ground means that exit leads to a motorway or dual carriageway.

S-203
Gives the directions of the exits from the roundabout ahead and the lane that reaches each one.

S-220
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the destinations of the exits at the junction ahead where they lead to a conventional or multi-lane road, and how far away those exits are.

S-220a
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the direction of the road you are on and the destinations of the exits at the junction ahead where they lead to a conventional or multi-lane road, and how far away those exits are.

S-222
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the destinations of the exits at the junction ahead where they lead to a motorway or dual carriageway, and how far away those exits are.

S-222a
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the direction of the road you are on and the destinations of the exits at the junction ahead where they lead to a motorway or dual carriageway, and how far away those exits are.

S-225
On a motorway or dual carriageway, gives the destinations of the exit at the interchange ahead. It also gives the distance to that exit, its number and, where used, its letter.

S-230
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the destinations of the exit at the junction ahead where it leads to a conventional or multi-lane road, and how far away that exit is.

S-230a
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the direction of the road you are on and the destinations of the exit at the junction ahead where it leads to a conventional or multi-lane road, and how far away that exit is.

S-232
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the destinations of the exit at the junction ahead where it leads to a motorway or dual carriageway, and how far away that exit is.

S-232a
On a conventional or multi-lane road, gives the direction of the road you are on and the destinations of the exit at the junction ahead where it leads to a motorway or dual carriageway, and how far away that exit is.

S-235
On a motorway or dual carriageway, gives the destinations of the exit at the interchange ahead. It also gives the distance to that exit, its number and, where used, its letter.

S-235a
On a motorway or dual carriageway, gives the direction of the road you are on and the destinations of the exit at the interchange ahead. It also gives the distance to that exit, its number and, where used, its letter.

S-242
Gives the directions of the slip roads of two exits one after the other on a motorway or dual carriageway. It also gives the distance to those exits and their numbers, or the number and letters of each.

S-242a
On a motorway or dual carriageway, gives the direction of the road you are on and the directions of the slip roads of two exits one after the other. It also gives the distance to those exits and their numbers, or the number and letters of each.

S-245
Gives nearby towns of more than 5,000 people that can be reached from the junction ahead, and how far that junction is.

S-246
Gives nearby towns of more than 5,000 people that can be reached from the exit named on the upper panel, and how far that exit is.

S-247
Gives the numbers of the exits from a town's bypass, along with the name of the road into town or the compass point.

S-250
Gives the route you must follow to take the direction the arrow shows.

S-260
Gives the only directions allowed at the junction ahead to drivers in the marked lanes. Above the arrows for the lanes that stay on the road you are driving sits that road's identifying box. Its use is limited to exceptional cases where the solid line between lanes does not mean the lanes to the left diverge, and to interchanges or forks between two motorways or dual carriageways with heavy traffic on both.

S-261
On conventional roads with heavy traffic and on all multi-lane roads, marks the approach of an exit towards the services shown. If they are in a town, its name may appear on the sign's first line, and if they stand on a service road the words "vía de servicio" appear. Where the services include a filling station or a charging point, the distance to it and its opening hours are given. The lower panel gives the distance to, and opening hours of, the next filling station or charging point in your direction of travel. The upper box gives the distance to the exit.

S-263
On a motorway or dual carriageway, marks the approach of an exit towards the services shown. If they are in a town, its name may appear on the sign's first line, and if they stand on a service road the words "vía de servicio" appear. Where the services include a filling station or a charging point, the distance to it and its opening hours are given. The lower panel gives the distance to, and opening hours of, the next filling station or charging point in your direction of travel. The upper panels give the exit number and the distance to it.

S-267
On a conventional or multi-lane road, marks the approach of an exit towards the services shown, such as a housing development, a marina, a sports area, a shopping area, an industrial estate, a business park or a leisure area. The upper box gives the distance to the exit.

S-268
On a motorway or dual carriageway, marks the approach of an exit towards the services shown, such as a housing development, a marina, a sports area, a shopping area, an industrial estate, a business park or a leisure area. The upper panels give the exit number and the distance to it.

S-271
On a motorway or dual carriageway, marks the approach of an exit towards a service area, giving its name and opening hours along with the pictograms of the services it offers. The upper box gives the distance to the exit. The lower panel gives the distance to, and opening hours of, the next service area in your direction of travel.
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