F111: Cycle zone (cycle street)
Category : Indication signs
F111 - Cycle zone (cycle street). Cyclists have priority: they may occupy the full width of the roadway in the permitted direction (and half the width in two-way traffic). Motor vehicles may circulate there but may NOT overtake bicycles and must travel at a maximum of 30 km/h.
What to know about this type of sign
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- Danger (triangle) Red triangle: warns of a hazard ahead - bend, crossing, works, slippery road. Slow down.
- Prohibition & obligation Round signs: prohibition (red border) or obligation (blue background).
- Priority & information Priority signs (give way, stop, priority road) and information signs (blue).
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Other road signs
- F113: End of a cycle lane
- F117: Beginning of a Low Emission Zone (LEZ)
- F118: End of a low emission zone (LEZ)
- F119: Beginning of an airport zone
- F120: End of an airport zone
- F12a: Beginning of a residential zone or meeting zone
- F12b: End of a residential zone or meeting zone
- F13: Signal announcing road markings with arrows and prescribing the choice…