
S-900
S-900 · Fire risk
Warns of the danger that lighting a fire represents.
Catalogue section 3.18
Warnings and information that do not fit the catalogue's other families.
How to recognise them: A rectangular plate carrying the symbol or wording of what it warns of or tells you.
26 signs

S-900
Warns of the danger that lighting a fire represents.

S-910
Marks the position of a fire extinguisher.

S-920
Shows that you have entered Spanish territory on a road coming from another country.

S-930
Gives the name of the country the road leads to. The figure at the bottom gives the distance to the border.

S-940
Gives the general speed limits on the various classes of road and in built-up areas in Spain.

S-950
Gives the frequency to tune the radio to in order to receive information.

S-960
Marks the position of an emergency telephone.

S-970
Marks the position of a fire extinguisher and an emergency telephone.

S-980
Marks the position of an emergency exit.

S-980a
Gives the position of the nearest emergency exit.

S-980b
Gives the position of the nearest emergency exit.

S-990a
Gives the direction of the nearest emergency exit and how far is left to reach it.

S-990b
Gives the direction of the nearest emergency exit and how far is left to reach it.

S-991a
Shows that there is a speed enforcement device at a point on, or along a stretch of, a conventional or multi-lane road. It may include an R-301 sign with the relevant speed, and panels above or below may add further information.

S-991b
Shows that there is a speed enforcement device at a point on, or along a stretch of, a motorway or dual carriageway. It may include an R-301 sign with the relevant speed, and panels above or below may add further information.

S-991c
Shows that there is a device enforcing the red traffic light. Panels above or below may add further information.

S-991d
Shows that there is a device enforcing the STOP sign. Panels above or below may add further information.

S-991e
Shows that there is a device enforcing the minimum gap between vehicles at a point on, or along a stretch of, a conventional or multi-lane road. Panels above or below may add further information.

S-991f
Shows that there is a device enforcing the minimum gap between vehicles at a point on, or along a stretch of, a motorway or dual carriageway. Panels above or below may add further information.

S-991g
Shows that speed may be enforced from the air along this stretch, by helicopter or drone. Where such enforcement targets one kind of vehicle, the sign may carry only that vehicle's pictogram.

S-992a
On a stretch of conventional or multi-lane road where rear-end collisions are frequent, gives the number of chevron road markings a driver must leave between their vehicle and the one in front.

S-992b
Gives the number of chevron road markings a driver must leave between their vehicle and the one in front inside a tunnel on a conventional or multi-lane road.

S-992c
On a stretch of motorway or dual carriageway where rear-end collisions are frequent, gives the number of chevron road markings a driver must leave between their vehicle and the one in front.

S-992d
Gives the number of chevron road markings a driver must leave between their vehicle and the one in front inside a tunnel on a motorway or dual carriageway.

S-992e
On a stretch where visibility is often lost to fog, gives the number of light beacons a driver must leave between their vehicle and the one in front.

S-993
Warns of the risk of rear-end collisions on a stretch of motorway or dual carriageway, because the climb makes lorries travel appreciably slower than cars.
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