Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes

Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes

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

Other Manual Work Signs for work at road

What should you do?

Motor vehicles may not use it; watch for cyclists and pedestrians where the route meets the road.

How to recognise it

A blue disc with a white bicycle on one side and a white adult and child on the other, separated by a vertical white line.

Common confusion

The vertical line shows separate lanes, unlike the shared route sign without a dividing line.

Explanation written by the My Driving Test editorial team using the Department of Transport Traffic Signs Manual conventions and the RSA Rules of the Road.

Quick Facts

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Other Manual Work Signs for work at road
Sign Name
Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes
Category Size
21 signs

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