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A question is - are the ProMods also going to fix the signage errors in the non-rebuilded intersections?

Like for example: "↑ l ↑ l →" that means Two lines goes straight and 3rd line goes off, but quite often is used for 2-to-1 split roads.
And also "↑ l ↑→" that means 1 line goes straight, 2nd line can go both - straight and off, but is again used for 2-to-1 split roads.
So should I post those signs as Bugs, even if that would be SCS work to fix (but they didn't did it for 2 years)?

We don't have the assets yet to fix those signs quickly. But as far as I know, only the Czech Republic and Slovakia are still affected by this. For Italy this is a different story: there is really is like that.

AssassinLV wrote:A question is - are the ProMods also going to fix the signage errors in the non-rebuilded intersections?

Like for example: "↑ l ↑ l →" that means Two lines goes straight and 3rd line goes off, but quite often is used for 2-to-1 split roads.
And also "↑ l ↑→" that means 1 line goes straight, 2nd line can go both - straight and off, but is again used for 2-to-1 split roads.
So should I post those signs as Bugs, even if that would be SCS work to fix (but they didn't did it for 2 years)?

This bothers me quite a lot too, so I'll do whatever I can to fix it. However, this will take time. Also, there's little point in spending a lot of time in upgrading signage in areas that will be rebuilt later.

It does have my attention.

MandelSoft wrote:For Italy this is a different story: there is really is like that.

You wan't to say that in Italy the signs actually says that the line goes straight when it actually goes off?

cause I meant this one: http://steamcommunity.com/app/227300/di ... 712826080/

Well, it's quite common in Italy where the signs do not seem to match the lane configuration of the road....
https://www.google.nl/maps/@45.7502698, ... 6656?hl=nl
https://www.google.nl/maps/@46.4770241, ... 6656?hl=nl
https://www.google.nl/maps/@46.0815212, ... 6656?hl=nl

Italian signage is flippin' weird!

The last one it's not an error. The yellow sign means that you can't exit there because the lane it's interrupted. So if you wanna to go to "Trento sud" you need to go straight ahead for 6000 m.
The other i think they are pretty simply: in one case there are three lanes (Highway) and one exit |↑ l ↑ l ↑ | →
in the other it's a two lane road (Freeway) with one exit | ↑ l ↑ | →
Usually freeways use two lanes otherwise Highways uses three lanes.
Hope this clears some ideas because i don't know if I've explained this well
EDIT: in Italy it's usually common do to the exit with a new lane that goes down like here: https://www.google.nl/maps/@46.4758062, ... 6656?hl=nl
Cheers

@lolli
It seems to me that you didn't exactly understand MandelSoft's point. In the first link you can see that there are 3 lanes going straight and there is one additional lane for exiting the motorway but the signs indicate that there are only 2 lanes going straight and one exiting the motorway. So there are more lanes than signed.
In the second case there are only 2 lanes and there is no lane for exiting, the ramp simply branches off the lanes going straight though the signage indicates that there are 2 lanes going straight and one lane for leaving the motorway. So less lanes than signed.

@LoaderSaint, second one is correct.. Though the Road was more like "↑ l ↑→" Means that second line was brached, you could go straight or exit

@LoaderSaint
Yes you explained well what i didn't understand (Thank you!!!). In Italy we have a "strange" sign system. As i was saying Highways have three lanes and that sign doesn't sign how many lanes you have, but how that three lanes goes. Practically we don't sign how many lanes goes straight or so, because in almost every Freeway or Highway the exiting lane simply branches off the road.
Hope this time i explained better.
See ya!