Figure 14-6. (A) Displaced runway threshold drawing. (B) Displaced threshold for Runway 17 at Albuquerque International Airport (ABQ).  runway holding position sign is an airport version of a  stop sign.  [Figure 14-9]  It may be seen as a sign and/or its  characters painted on the airport pavement. The sign has  white characters outlined in black on a red background. It is  always collocated with the surface painted holding position  markings and is located where taxiways intersect runways.  On taxiways that intersect the threshold of the takeoff runway,  only the designation of the runway may appear on the sign.  If a taxiway intersects a runway somewhere other than at  the threshold, the sign has the designation of the intersecting  runway. The runway numbers on the sign are arranged to  correspond to the relative location of the respective runway  thresholds.  Figure 14-10  shows “18-36” to indicate the  threshold for Runway 18 is to the left and the threshold for  Figure 14-8.  Runway safety area boundary sign and marking located  on Taxiway Kilo.  Figure 14-9.  Runway holding position sign at takeoff end of Runway  14 with collocated Taxiway Alpha location sign.  Figure 14-7.  Runway Safety Area.  14-7  A  17 × × B  27 9 27 B 9 A  9 C  Typical Runway Safety Area 