C signs · 31 on this wall
Prohibitory signs
A white circle with a red border. Belgian prohibitions do not draw a red slash across the symbol: the red ring is the ban, and what is inside it tells you who or what is banned.
Every sign on this wall is taught in RoadReady: what it means, when it applies, the sign it is usually confused with, and practice questions on it.
C1No entry for every driver
C3No entry in both directions for every driver
C5No entry for motor vehicles with more than two wheels and motorcycles with a sidecar
C6No entry for quad bikes
C7No entry for motorcycles
C9No entry for mopeds
C11No entry for cyclists
C13No entry for horse-drawn vehicles
C15No entry for riders
C17No entry for handcarts
C19No entry for pedestrians
C21No entry above the indicated laden mass
C22No entry for coaches
C23No entry for goods vehicles
C24aNo entry for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
C24bNo entry for vehicles carrying flammable or explosive goods
C24cNo entry for vehicles carrying polluting goods
C25No entry above the indicated length
C27No entry above the indicated width
C29No entry above the indicated height
C31aNo turning in the direction of the arrow at the next intersection
C31bNo turning in the direction of the arrow at the next intersection
C33No U-turns
C35No overtaking
C37End of the no-overtaking ban
C39No overtaking for goods vehicles over 3.5 t
C41End of the no-overtaking ban for goods vehicles
C43Speed limit
C45End of the speed limit
C46End of all local prohibitions for moving traffic
C47Toll station
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