Road signs in the Netherlands
The image panel of the road signs in the Netherlands shows a selection of important traffic signs in the Netherlands. They are defined in the Rules verkeersregels s verkeerstekens 1990 ( RVV 1990).
A: Speed restrictions
A2: the end of the speed limit
A3: Maximum speed on an electronic scoreboard
A4: recommended speed
A5: End of the recommended speed
B: Priority characters
B2: End of priority road
B3: right of way at the intersection
B4: right of way at a junction from left
B5: right of way at a junction of the right
B6: give way!
B7: Stop! Give way!
C: Traffic bans
C2: No entry for vehicles of all kinds
C3: one way
C4: one-way street - right
C5: Driveway permits
C6: the no entry for cars and motor -track vehicles
C7: the no entry for vehicles (trucks)
C7a: Transit ban for buses and coaches
C7b: Transit ban on motor vehicles (trucks), buses and coaches
C8: the no entry for vehicles whose maximum speed below 25 km / h
C9: the no entry for vehicles whose maximum speed is below 25 km / h, bicycles, mopeds
C10: the no entry for vehicles with trailers
C11: Transit ban on motorcycles
C12: the no entry for motor vehicles
C13: Transit ban for mopeds, motor -powered bicycles or motor -powered vehicles illegal
C14: the no entry for bikes
C15: the no entry for scooters, mopeds and bicycles
C16: passage prohibition for pedestrians
C17: ban for vehicles whose length exceeds the specified
C18: ban for vehicles whose width exceeds the specified
C19: ban for vehicles whose height exceeds the specified
C20: ban for vehicles whose axle load exceeds the specified
C21: ban for vehicles whose weight exceeds the specified
C22: ban for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
C22a: ban for trucks that do not meet the Article 86d RVV 1990 (start low emission zone )
C22b: End the ban for trucks that do not meet the Article 86d RVV 1990 ( end environmental zone )
C23 -01: verges traveled
C23 -02: clear side panel
C23 -03: no more side stripes traveled
D: Prescribed directions
D2: prescribed direction - right over!
D3: prescribed direction of travel - both sides over!
D4: prescribed direction - straight ahead
D5: prescribed direction - right
D6: prescribed direction - straight and right
D7: prescribed direction - right and left
E: Parking
E2: Absolute Maintenance ban
E3: Halt ban on assisted bicycles, mopeds and bicycles
E4: Parking
E5: taxi rank
E6: Parking for Handicapped
E7: Parking for delivery traffic
E8: Parking for cars
E9: Parking for Park license holder
E10: Start of a parking zone
E11: the end of a parking zone
E12: Parking and Travel
E13: Parking only for carpools
Q: Other prohibition or restriction signs
F2: End of prohibition of overtaking for all types of vehicles
F3: overtaking by lorries
F4: End of prohibition of overtaking for trucks
F5: grant to the oncoming traffic priority!
F6: precedence over the oncoming traffic
F7: Prohibition of turning
F8: End of all prohibitions route
F9: End of all prohibitions route on an electronic scoreboard
F10: Stop. The character can still contain additional information by whom or why the sign is applied.
G: Special way
G2: End of motorway
G3: dual carriageway
G4: End of dual carriageway
G5: the beginning of a restricted traffic zone
G6: the end of a traffic zone
G7: Walkway
G8: the end of the walkway
G9: Bridle path
G10: end of the horse trail
G11: Cycle Path
G12: end of the bike path
G12a: Common way for scooters, mopeds and bicycles
G12b: end of the common pathway for motor-assisted bicycles, mopeds and bicycles
G13: Do not use requiring bike path
G14: End of non-use duty cycle path
H: place-name
H2: village sign ( back)
J: General danger signs
J2: curve ( right)
J3: curve (left)
J4: double curve ( first right)
J5: double curve ( first left)
J6: slope
J7: Sloping
J8: Dangerous intersection
J9: roundabouts
J10: Level crossing with gates or half barriers
J11: Ungated railway crossing
J12: Level crossing with a track
J13: Level crossing with two or more tracks
J14: tram ( crosses )
J15: Movable Bridge
J16: Construction
J17: Narrowed roadway
J18: One-sided (right) narrowed roadway
J19: Single (left) narrowed roadway
J20: skidding or slipping when wet or dirt
J21: Children
J22: pedestrian crossing
J23: Pedestrian
J24: Cyclists
J25: gravel, crushed stone
J26: Shore
J27: Wildwechsel
J28: Cattle Drive
J29: oncoming traffic
J30: flight operations
J31: crosswind
J32: light warning device (traffic light)
J33: Traffic Jam
J34: Risk of accident
J35: reduced visibility due to snow, rain or fog
J36: snow or icy roads
J37 dangerous point
J38: Speed Bump
J39: Automatic retractable bollard, which regulates the access to roads and areas
K: Signalization
K2: exit from the highway ( announcement )
K2: exit from the highway
K3: exit to a motorway service station
K4: About the motorway attached announcement
K4: About the motorway attached announcement
K5: Weiser anticipation to Autobahn
K6: Roadmap for non- motorways
K7: Roadmap bike and moped riders
K8: Roadmap (multiple) for cyclists and moped riders with alternative routes (in italics)
K9: forwarding to another away on a country road
K10: anticipation Weiser with local places and tourist attractions
K11: Announcement on a non- highway
K12: Roadmap with regard to local districts
K13: signpost with Local Districts Numbers
K14: path for the transport of hazardous materials
L: Notes
L2: pedestrian crossing
L3a: tram stop / bus station
L3b: bus stop
L3c: tram stop
L4: Classify
L5: the end of a lane
L6: Lung delivery of a traffic lane
L7: number of lanes
L8: Dead End
L9: warning on a dead end
L10: warning on a street with the ban on motor vehicles (trucks)
L11: Information about panel of lanes
L12: Information about trim found only on the displayed route to
L13: Tunnel
L14: Lay and breakdown bay
L15: Lay and breakdown bay with SOS telephone
L16: SOS telephone
L17: Fire extinguisher
L18: Fire extinguisher with SOS telephone
L19: Fire exit - right
L19: Fire exit - left
Contrasting stripes
Since August 29, 2012 graphic elements in different colors may be separated on road signs by a contrasting stripes. Furthermore, the red traffic signs can be provided at the outline with a white contrasting stripes. Such contrasting stripes delivers in color-blind for improved visibility of traffic signs. Blue plates are provided with a white border for years.
B6: give way! ( with Stripes )
C1: the no entry for vehicles of all kinds (without contrasting stripes )
C1: the no entry for vehicles of all types ( with Stripes )
C2: No entry for vehicles of all kinds (without contrasting stripes )
C2: No entry for vehicles of all types ( with Stripes )
E1: Limited Stopping prohibition (without contrasting stripes )
E1: Limited Stopping prohibition ( with Stripes )
E2: Absolute Maintenance ban (without contrasting stripes )
E2: Absolute Maintenance ban ( with Stripes )