Other Manual Work Signs for work at road

Stop

A roadworks operator is telling you to stop because traffic is being controlled through a single lane or work zone.

Either form of Go

A roadworks operator is telling you that you may proceed through the work zone.

or Téigh can be used

The Irish word Téigh may be used instead of GO on the manual sign at roadworks.

No entry for pedestrians to tramway

Pedestrians are not allowed to enter the tramway at this point.

No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)

Goods vehicles with the number of axles shown, here three or more, may not enter this road.

Contra flow bus lane

There is a bus lane in which buses travel in the opposite direction to the other traffic.

With flow bus lane on right

There is a bus lane on the right of the road, running in the same direction as other traffic.

With flow bus lane on left

There is a bus lane on the left, running in the same direction as other traffic, for buses, cyclists and permitted vehicles.

Tram lane on left

There is a lane on the left reserved for trams.

Tram lane on right

There is a lane on the right reserved for trams.

Start of cycle track

A cycle track starts here and is reserved for cyclists.

End of cycle track

The cycle track ends here, and cyclists will rejoin the main road.

In a tunnel goods vehicles cannot use right-hand lane (by reference to number of axles)

Electronic periodic speed limit sign

Electronic periodic speed limit sign at school

Tram only street ireland

Only trams may continue straight ahead along this street.

Turn back

You have entered a road where you are not permitted to continue and must turn back.

Tram and access only street

Bus only street

Only buses may continue straight ahead along this street.

Pedestrians and bicycles only

This route is for pedestrians and cyclists only and is shared between them.

Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes

The route is split into a cycle lane and a pedestrian lane on either side of a line.