Illustration of the road signs in the Netherlands

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The picture table of the road signs in the Netherlands shows a selection of important road signs in the Netherlands . They are regulated in the regulation verkeersregels en verkeerstekens 1990 (RVV 1990).

A: Speed ​​restrictions

B: precedence sign

  • B1: priority road

  • B2: end of the priority road

  • B3: right of way at the next intersection

  • B4: Right of way at a junction from the left

  • B5: Right of way at a junction from the right

  • B6: Give way!

C: traffic bans

  • C1: No passage for vehicles of any kind

  • C2: No entry for vehicles of any kind

  • C4: one-way street - right

  • C5: Entry allowed

  • C6: No passage for vehicles and other multi-lane vehicles

  • C7: No passage for trucks (lorries)

  • C7a: No passage for buses and coaches

  • C7b: No passage for trucks (lorries) and buses and coaches

  • C8: No passage for vehicles with a maximum speed of less than 25 km / h

  • C9: No passage for vehicles with a maximum speed of less than 25 km / h, bicycles, mopeds

  • C10: No passage for vehicles with trailers

  • C11: No passage for motorcycles

  • C12: No passage for motor vehicles

  • C13: No passage for mopeds, motorized bicycles or motorized unauthorized vehicles

  • C14: No passage for bicycles

  • C15: No passage for mopeds, mopeds and bicycles

  • C16: No passage for pedestrians

  • C17: Prohibition on vehicles whose length exceeds the specification

  • C18: Prohibition for vehicles whose width exceeds the specification

  • C19: Prohibition for vehicles whose height exceeds the figure

  • C20: Prohibition for vehicles whose axle load exceeds the specification

  • C21: Prohibition for vehicles whose weight exceeds the specification

  • C22: Ban on motor vehicles with dangerous goods

  • C22a: Prohibition for trucks that do not comply with Article 86d RVV 1990 (start of environmental zone)

  • C22b: End of the ban for trucks that do not comply with Article 86d RVV 1990 (end of the environmental zone)

  • C23-01: verges sail

  • C23-02: verges evacuate

  • C23-03: verges no longer sail

D: Prescribed driving directions

E: Parking

  • E3: No stopping of mopeds, mopeds and bicycles

  • E4: Parking

  • E6: Parking only for the severely disabled

  • E7: Parking for delivery traffic only

  • E8: Parking for passenger cars only

  • E9: Parking for parking license holders only

  • E10: Beginning of a parking zone

  • E11: End of a parking zone

  • E12: Parking and Travel

  • E13: Parking for car pools only

Q: Other prohibition or restriction signs

  • F1: No overtaking for all types of vehicles

  • F2: End of the overtaking ban for all types of vehicles

  • F3: No overtaking for trucks

  • F4: End of the no-overtaking ban for trucks

  • Q5: Give priority to oncoming traffic!

  • F6: Priority over oncoming traffic

  • Q7: No turning

  • F8: End of all route bans

  • F9: End of all route bans on an electronic display board

  • Q10: Stop. The symbol may contain additional information by whom or why the symbol is used.

  • Q10: Stop. Inch.

  • F11: Stripes for motor vehicles with a maximum speed of less than 25 km / h

  • F12: End of the strip for vehicles with a maximum speed of less than 25 km / h

  • F13: bus lane

  • F14: End of the bus lane

  • F15: tram lane

  • F16: End of the tram strip

  • F17: bus and tram lanes

  • F18: End of the bus and tram strip

  • F19: truck and bus lanes

  • F20: End of the truck and bus lane

  • F21: truck lanes

  • F22: End of the truck lane

G: special ways

H: town sign

J: General danger signs

K: Direction

  • K1: distance table

  • K2: exit from the Autobahn (announcement)

  • K2: exit from the motorway

  • K3: Exit to a motorway service station

  • K4: Announcement paved over the motorway

  • K4: Announcement paved over the motorway

  • K5: Signpost to the motorway

  • K6: Signpost for non-motorways

  • K7: Signpost for cyclists and moped drivers

  • K8: Signpost (multiple) for cyclists and moped drivers with alternative routes (italics)

  • K9: Detour to another route, on a country road

  • K10: Guide with local places and tourist attractions

  • K11: Announcement on a non-motorway

  • K12: Signpost with reference to local districts

  • K13: Signpost with local district numbers

  • K14: route for the transport of hazardous substances

L: Notes

Contrast stripes

Since August 29, 2012, graphic elements in different colors on the traffic signs can be separated by a contrasting strip. Furthermore, the red traffic signs can be provided with a white contrast stripe on the outline. Such a contrast stripe ensures that the traffic signs are more easily perceived by color-blind people . Blue signs have been provided with a white border for years.

  • B6: Give way! (without contrast stripes)

  • B6: Give way! (with contrast stripes)

  • C1: No passage for vehicles of any kind (without contrast stripes)

  • C1: No passage for vehicles of all kinds (with contrasting stripes)

  • C2: No entry for vehicles of any kind (without contrast stripes)

  • C2: No entry for vehicles of any kind (with contrasting stripes)

  • E1: Restricted stopping ban (without contrast stripes)

  • E1: Restricted stopping ban (with contrasting stripes)

  • E2: Absolutely no stopping (without contrast stripes)

  • E2: Absolutely no stopping (with contrast stripes)

Web links

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