Moor Road

The moor road was a lane located after the intersecting roads on the main road and crossed the moor.

In theory, it is believed to have another route that travels faster than it, only it lies a distance down the second road at the gate. This route is known as secondary moor road.

Plot
After being directed forward towards a gate crossing over the second road by the Land Rover,Tom and Lucy arrived at the entry to the moor road. While on the lane, Lucy took note of the moor and stated its lone conditions. A little while longer, they entered the forest.

At the end of the film, Lucy drives down the lane once more and ultimately encounters Max at its centre down a little ways.

Description
Lengthy and winding, the road was stretched from the main road across a good portion of the moor heading in the direction of the forest, which could not be initially seen for some time while on the route.

Theories
A theory explaining the crooked sign suggests that this was the place of a previous standoff with Max, be it either he stepped out on the road at the last second, or he stood at a distance as done at the end of the film. The former is believed to have been more likely. In the event, it is said that the result of the sign being bent was due to a crash inflicted by him, and that the sign could have been hit.

Another undecided theory implies that we are never shown what this particular sign says; it could have been a warning of some sort implying the missing of others, and that Max crooked the sign unreadable in order to avoid people from evading the route, however, this is highly unlikely.

One theory suggests that the road Lucy travelled alone on the following morning could have likely been the secondary moor road. This is supported by the belief that both the main road and the forest can be seen as she drives down its path, coming from and heading to. Another detail includes the gate is clearly missing, possibly suggesting that this is a comely different lane, and that due to its short distance across the moor, this could likely be the lesser secondary.