Directional signs provide information about:

• A. The runway length
• B. The weather conditions
• C. The speed limit
• D. The intersecting taxiways the aircraft/vehicle is approaching with arrow indications

Answer: (D)

Directional signs guide you through the movement area by pointing you toward the next taxiway or destination. They indicate the intersecting taxiway you’re approaching and use an arrow to show the direction you should follow to reach it. This helps you plan your taxi path and turn onto the correct taxiway, avoiding incorrect movements on complex ramps. The other options aren’t what these signs convey: runway length is shown by distance‑remaining signs elsewhere, weather conditions aren’t provided on surface directional signs, and speed limits are posted in different contexts or locations.