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Category C prohibition signs are essential for regulating traffic and ensuring road safety. These signs, easily recognisable by their round shape with a white background bordered in red, clearly indicate the restrictions and prohibitions that road users must observe.
Prohibition signs Cat. C
No entry
No entry for any driver.
No entry in either direction
No entry, in either direction, for any driver.
No entry for wide motor vehicles
No entry for drivers of motor vehicles with more than two wheels and motorcycles with sidecars.
No entry for quads
No entry for drivers of four-wheeled motor vehicles built for rough terrain with an open body, i.e. quads.
No entry for motorcycles
No entry for motorcycle riders.
No entry for mopeds
No entry for moped riders.
No entry for bicycles
No entry for cyclists.
No entry for horse-drawn vehicles
No entry for drivers of horse-drawn vehicles.
No entry for horse riders
No entry for horse riders.
No entry for handcarts
No entry for handcart operators.
No entry for pedestrians
No entry for pedestrians.
Weight limit
No entry for drivers of vehicles whose laden weight exceeds the indicated weight.
No entry for coaches
No entry for coach drivers.
No entry for lorries
No entry for drivers of vehicles intended or used for the transport of goods (lorries and vans).
No turning
At the next junction, no turning in the direction indicated by the arrow.
No U-turn
From the sign up to and including the next junction, U-turns are prohibited.
No overtaking
From the sign up to and including the next junction, no driver may overtake on the left a horse-drawn vehicle or a vehicle with more than two wheels.
Speed limit
From the sign up to and including the next junction, it is forbidden to travel at a speed exceeding that indicated.
Toll booth
Toll booth. No passing without stopping.
Cruise control prohibited
From this road sign to the next junction, the use of cruise control or speed limiter is prohibited.
A thorough understanding and observance of these prohibition signs is crucial for the safety of all road users. Every driver must be able to identify them quickly and adapt their driving accordingly. Failure to comply with these signs can result not only in penalties, but above all endanger your own safety and that of others.