As per IRC 7 confirmatory route markers are erected in the left side as one approaches the junction or road.
Raj Kumar said:
(Feb 4, 2018)
Signs are placed on the left side of the road Not before or after crossing the road.
Virender Pal said:
(Jul 23, 2018)
Please explain the correct answer.
Naveen Lucky said:
(Oct 8, 2018)
The answer is (A) signboard should provide before the crossing the road user may know if there any cross-section or any other else have to know so provide before.
Abhik said:
(Mar 9, 2019)
It's not signboard. It is confirmatory road.
Sai said:
(May 6, 2019)
Confirmatory route markers are also informatory signs.
Y R said:
(Jun 6, 2019)
Option A is correct as vehicles are guided before the crossing and not after.
Waqar said:
(Dec 29, 2019)
It's confirmatory not infomatory. So it must be after the route has been taken to insure that you are on right track.
Jinish said:
(Jan 7, 2020)
A reassurance marker or confirming marker is a type of traffic sign that confirms the identity of the route being traveled without providing information found on other types of road signs, such as distances traveled as is done by highway location markers, distances to other locations or upcoming intersections.
Krishna Mondal said:
(May 1, 2020)
Please explain the correct theory.
Sabana said:
(Jun 30, 2020)
Confirmatory are generally traffic signs. Its provide along the high way road and left side. Actually driver before crossing in intersection point then saw the signs. So, I think A is the correct answer.
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