Such roads are open only to the users indicated by the relevant traffic signs. Example:
In streets open to cyclists, cyclists may use the whole breadth of one-way streets, and the right lane of two-lane streets.
Motor vehicles may drive in cycle lanes, but:
Access to pedestrian areas is normally reserved for pedestrians.
Where indicated, pedestrian areas may be used by delivery vehicles, taxis picking up or dropping off passengers, and cyclists.
Drivers authorised to enter these areas must drive at walking pace and give way to pedestrians.
Cyclists must dismount if there are so many pedestrians that it is difficult to cycle around them.
The whole breadth of such streets is reserved for playing. Only residents and garage owners, priority vehicles, roller skaters, scooters and cyclists can use these streets.
Cyclists must dismount if necessary. Drivers authorised to enter these areas must drive at walking pace and give way to pedestrians.
Some areas are reserved for regular public transport services.
Bus lane
Indication of lanes reserved for regular public transport services
It is forbidden to drive on the hard shoulder and to stop or park there, except in the event of a breakdown.
The main signs prohibiting road users from doing particular things are:
No entry for any vehicles
No entry, in either direction, for any vehicles
No entry for motor vehicles with more than two wheels and motorcycles with side-cars
No entry for off-road vehicles with four wheels, open bodywork, motorbike-type handlebars and a saddle
No entry for motorbikes
No entry for mopeds
No entry for cyclists
No entry for towed vehicles
No entry for horse-riders
No entry for carts pushed by hand
No entry for pedestrians
No entry for vehicles over the specified maximum gross weight
No entry for buses or coaches
No entry for delivery vehicles
No entry for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
No entry for vehicles carrying dangerous flammable or explosive loads
No entry for vehicles carrying dangerous water-polluting goods
No entry for vehicles or combinations of vehicles that, together with their load, exceed the specified length
No entry for vehicles (load included), over the displayed width
No entry for vehicles that, together with their load, exceed the specified height
No turning in the direction shown by the arrow