Signal 66
End of train route
Marks the latest stopping point for a train that is to stop at the station.
Norwegian railway signs · Orientation
Orientation & location
Signs that identify an approaching feature, a stopping point or a precise place along the railway.
Signals 66 and 67
End of train route & orientation signals
Signal 67A
Orientation
Advance orientation sign without an internal bar.
Signal 67B
Level-crossing orientation
The horizontal black bar identifies a level crossing ahead.
Signal 67C
Stopping-place orientation
The vertical black bar identifies a stopping place ahead.
Signal 67D
Crossing & stopping place
The crossed horizontal and vertical bars identify both features ahead.
Signal 67E
Daytime orientation
A supplementary sign indicating that the ordinary horn indication is not given between 22:00 and 06:00.
Crossing and rockfall
Protected places
These fronts identify a level crossing and a signal associated with a rockfall-warning installation.
Signal 70
Level-crossing sign
Advance sign for a level crossing whose protection is not interlocked with a main signal.
Signal 73
Rockfall-warning sign
Identifies a signal that is dependent on a rockfall-warning installation.
Train length
Stopping position
Length boards provide a stopping reference for trains and shunting movements.
Signal 74A
Train-length sign
A platform stopping reference for passenger trains of the length shown on the board.
Signal 74B
Length sign
Marks a suitable stopping position for a train or shunting movement of the length shown.
Location
Kilometre signs
The boards identify kilometre positions along the railway.
Signal 75AExample: km 17.5
Kilometre sign
Shows the kilometre and the number of hundreds of metres along the railway.
Signal 75BExample: km 384.0
Kilometre sign, narrow profile
A narrow form used where the ordinary board does not fit.