Roadgeek 2005 Arrows 1 by Michael D. Adams is a free road-sign dingbat font. Its blunt, simplified silhouettes use straight shafts, hard bends, split routes, and broad triangular points recalling highway diagram graphics.
The symbols share the direct geometry of maps and transport diagrams, so they can become functional parts of wayfinding graphics rather than mere decoration. They also suit driving manuals, traffic-themed games, and event signage where route choices need an instantly recognizable visual shorthand. Road layouts are its clearest use, since the repeated forks, merges, turns, and forward arrows form a compact vocabulary of vehicle movement.