Forza Horizon 6: Danger Sign Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide

There are 20 Danger Signs in Forza Horizon 6, spread across Japan's map from the snowy ridges of Sotoyama to the ramps of Tokyo City.

They're one of five PR Stunt types — alongside Speed Traps, Speed Zones, Drift Zones, and Trailblazers — and the most straightforward in concept: hit a ramp at the right speed and fly as far as possible.

Each Danger Sign scores you purely on distance. Hit the minimum threshold and you earn 1 star; clear the 3-star target, and you earn maximum Skill Points, which feed directly into Car Mastery unlocks.

Required distances range from 213.4m at the accessible end up to 640.1m for the hardest jump in the game — the Tokyo City Lookout, which demands at least 210 mph on approach.

Completing them all earns Wristband progress, Discover Japan Stamps, credit rewards, and Accolade completion, making them one of the most important free-roam activities to stay on top of.

Unlock Requirements

Signs are gated behind Wristband progression, from Yellow through to Purple. If a sign isn't showing on your map yet, you need to earn more Horizon Festival Points to unlock the next tier.

The recommended order is to work through Yellow and Green signs first — they have the lowest distance requirements and give you early Skill Points to invest before tackling the harder Purple-tier jumps.

Tips for 3-Starring Danger Signs

• Run-up distance is everything. For the high-target jumps, you may need a kilometre or more of straight road to hit the required approach speed. Start well back and build to maximum velocity before the ramp.

• Hit the ramp perfectly straight. Any sideways angle wastes forward momentum and costs distance. Line up directly at the centre of the ramp from at least 500m back.

• Use Rewind on the approach, not after launch. If traffic or a bad entry angle ruins your run, rewind before the ramp to retry — not mid-jump.

• Reduce road traffic. Dropping traffic density in difficulty settings removes the risk of a car ruining your run at the wrong moment.

• Fast travel back for retries. Once you've driven past a Danger Sign, you can fast travel directly to it from the map for quicker reattempts — even before you've beaten it.

• Use the right car. Most signs call for the Mercedes-AMG ONE or the Ferrari FXX-K Evo to clear 3 stars. The Alpine Heights sign is the exception — its off-road approach favours the Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro Forza Edition. Exact recommendations are in the checklist below.

All 20 locations are pinned on our Forza Horizon 6 interactive world map, with required distances, recommended cars, and start position tips for each jump.