Crossing with a reserved path
Category : Indication signs
Crossing with a reserved path (RAVeL, agricultural path). A route intended for slow users (pedestrians, cyclists, riders) or agricultural vehicles crosses your road. Be alert to priority users who may appear suddenly, especially at the beginning and end of the day.
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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- F105: End of a pedestrian zone
- F11: End of motorway