In safety signage, the color green is commonly used to indicate

• A. First aid stations
• B. Warning signs
• C. Exit routes
• D. Electrical hazards

Answer: (A)

Color cues in safety signage are designed to be read at a glance, helping people respond quickly in emergencies. Green is used to indicate safety and accessible help. When you see green signage, it points you toward resources that contribute to safety and recovery, with first aid stations being a prime example. That’s why green is the best match for indicating where first aid supplies or medical help can be found. Other colors signal different messages—warning signs use yellow to signal caution, and signs for electrical hazards use distinctive orange or yellow-black patterns—so they don’t represent locating first aid.