Fundamentals of Navigational Rallying | Interpretations of Roads | Time Calculations | Calibration | Calibration Runs | Route Classification

1. Every box represents a junction where you must decide where to go. If you have no choice at a junction, no instruction need be given.
   
   
2. The ball represents the car and the arrow represents the direction you should take.
   
   
3. Private, Unpaved, Grassy, or Gated Roads may not be shown and are not to be used unless directed by the route sheet. Any of the preceding may be indicated by a "?", "X", "DE" or "NE". IS means to “Ignore Sign”, IG means to “Ignore Gate”.
   
   
4. A Mileage in an instruction box means that you must travel for the specified distance starting from the preceding junction (not necessarily the preceding instruction), disregarding all junctions encountered along the way. You must also stay on the same class of road for the entire distance if possible. (See I)
   
   
5. Solid lines indicate paved roads; broken lines represent unpaved roads. If the unpaved portion consists of grass, instructions will additionally have the letters GR. (See L,M,N)
   
   
6. Pick-up points are Landmarks, which may be added to help you stay on route. Observations are normally indicated by the letter “Q“ and an observation number. The answer will be found before the next instruction and not necessarily at the junction.

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