0 past simple and past participle of signpost --
1 to show the direction of something on a signpost: --
In neighbouring constituencies, cycle tracks are not always signposted.
Footpaths and bridleways on the island are probably better signposted than in most areas, and definitely feature as a principal tourist incentive.
Most of our towns are simply not signposted at all.
One of the questions asked whether paths were signposted from roads.
There is also a proposal that polluted beaches should be signposted.
Principal roads are the responsibility of local highway authorities, and it is for them to ensure that new routes are signposted to the best effect.
It is also a pity that students are not signposted to learning resources that will keep the material up-to-date, especially the internet and sources such as government web sites.
For example, in question 3, where the customer/professional was signposted to the pharmacy (involving a yes or no response), the respondent is invited to state by whom.
