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This depends on the country. For example, in Australia, signboards generally have green backgrounds. Brown backgrounds indicate tourist destinations, and there are also those with blue backgrounds. In other countries, the speed limit sign might have a white background, while signs indicating works on the road may have orange backgrounds. With such a variety of colours, it really depends. Black is probably not used, as it it hard to see anyway.

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