Maximum Speed Limit
Maximum speed: driving faster than the indicated speed is prohibited.
Dutch Traffic Signs (RVV 1990)
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End of Maximum Speed Limit
End of the indicated maximum speed limit.
Speed limit on an electronic signalling panel
Indicates the maximum speed limit on an electronic signalling panel (matrix sign). This sign applies per lane or road section until the next sign.
Advisory Speed Limit
Advisory speed: recommended speed under normal, favourable conditions.
End of Advisory Speed Limit
End of the indicated advisory speed.
Priority Road
Priority road: traffic on this road has priority over traffic from side roads.
End of Priority Road
End of the priority road. Standard priority rules or indicated signs apply from here.
Priority Intersection
Priority intersection: traffic has priority over traffic from the intersecting road.
Priority Junction Side Road Left
Priority intersection with side road on the left: traffic has priority over traffic from the left side road.
Priority Junction Side Road Right
Priority intersection with side road on the right: traffic has priority over traffic from the right side road.
Give Way (Yield)
Give way to traffic on the intersecting road.
Stop Sign
Stop. Come to a complete stop and give way to traffic on the intersecting road.
Closed Road (Both Directions)
Closed in both directions to vehicles, riders, and persons in charge of animals or livestock.
No Entry (One-way Road)
No entry from this side for vehicles, riders, and persons in charge of animals or livestock.
One-Way Traffic
One-way road: traffic may use the road only in the indicated direction.
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One-Way Traffic (Alternative)
One-way road: traffic may use the road only in the direction of the arrow.
Entry permitted
Entry permitted for traffic in both directions.
Closed to Motor Vehicles (> 2 Wheels)
Closed to motor vehicles with more than two wheels.
Closed to Trucks (Goods Vehicles)
Closed to trucks.
Closed to Buses
Closed to buses.
Closed to buses and trucks
Closed to buses and trucks.
Closed to low-speed motor vehicles
Closed to agricultural and forestry tractors, low-speed motor vehicles and mobile machinery.
Closed to horse riders, cattle, carts, tractors, microcars, bicycles and mopeds
Closed to riders, livestock, wagons, agricultural and forestry tractors, low-speed motor vehicles, mobile machinery, microcars, bicycles, mopeds and mobility vehicles.
Closed to vehicles with trailers
Closed to motor vehicles towing a trailer.
Closed to motorcycles
Closed to motorcycles.
Closed to all motor vehicles
Closed to all motor vehicles.
Closed to mopeds, bicycles and disabled carriages
Closed to mopeds, light mopeds and motorised mobility vehicles.
Closed to bicycles and non-motorized vehicles
Closed to bicycles and non-motorised mobility vehicles.
Closed to Cyclists & Mopeds
Closed to bicycles, mopeds and mobility vehicles.
Closed to pedestrians
Closed to pedestrians.
Closed to vehicles longer than indicated
Closed to vehicles and vehicle combinations longer than indicated on the sign.
Closed to vehicles wider than indicated
Closed to vehicles whose width, including load, exceeds the indicated limit.
Closed to vehicles higher than indicated
Closed to vehicles whose height, including load, exceeds the indicated limit.
Closed to vehicles with axle load higher than indicated
Closed to vehicles whose axle load exceeds the indicated limit.
Closed to vehicles heavier than indicated
Closed to vehicles and vehicle combinations whose total mass exceeds the indicated limit.
Closed to vehicles carrying dangerous goods
Closed to vehicles carrying dangerous goods.
Low Emission Zone
Start of a low-emission zone. Access depends on vehicle category and emission class as indicated on the sign.
Zero-emission zone
Start of a zero-emission zone for delivery vans and trucks. Only vehicles meeting the indicated emission requirements may enter.
Emission zone diesel passenger cars (class 4)
Start of a low-emission zone for diesel passenger cars. Access is allowed for vehicles with emission class 4 or higher.
Emission zone diesel passenger cars (class 5)
Start of a low-emission zone for diesel passenger cars. Access is allowed for vehicles with emission class 5 or higher.
Emission zone diesel cars & vans (class 4)
Start of a low-emission zone for diesel passenger cars and diesel vans. Access is allowed for vehicles with emission class 4 or higher.
Emission zone diesel cars & vans (class 5)
Start of a low-emission zone for diesel passenger cars and diesel vans. Access is allowed for vehicles with emission class 5 or higher.
Emission zone diesel trucks (class 6)
Start of a low-emission zone for diesel trucks. Access is allowed for trucks with emission class 6 or higher.
Emission zone diesel buses (class 6)
Start of a low-emission zone for diesel buses. Access is allowed for buses with emission class 6 or higher.
Emission zone diesel trucks & buses (class 6)
Start of a low-emission zone for diesel trucks and diesel buses. Access is allowed for vehicles with emission class 6 or higher.
End of Low Emission Zone
End of the low-emission zone. The restrictions of that zone no longer apply from here.
Rush-hour lane open
Rush-hour lane open. The rush-hour lane may be used as a traffic lane.
Clear rush-hour lane
Clear the rush-hour lane. Leave the lane as soon as it is safe to do so.
End of rush-hour lane
End of the rush-hour lane. The lane may no longer be used as a traffic lane from here.
Roundabout
Roundabout: compulsory direction of travel on the roundabout.
Pass Right Only
Pass the sign or obstacle on the side indicated by the arrow.
Pass on either side
The sign or obstacle may be passed on either side.
Go Straight Only
Compulsory direction: straight ahead.
Turn Right Only
Compulsory direction: turn right.
Compulsory direction shown
Compulsory direction: follow one of the directions indicated by the arrows.
Compulsory direction to be followed
Compulsory direction: follow the direction indicated by the arrow.
No Parking
No parking on the side of the road where the sign is placed.
No Stopping (Clearway)
No stopping on the side of the road where the sign is placed.
No parking for bicycles and mopeds
No placing or parking bicycles and mopeds.
Parking Area
Parking area.
Taxi Stand
Taxi stand: reserved for taxis.
Disabled Parking Space
Disabled parking space: reserved for vehicles displaying a valid disabled parking permit.
Loading and unloading zone
Area for immediate loading and unloading of goods.
Parking for specific vehicle category
Parking area reserved for the vehicle category or group shown on the sign.
Permit holders parking
Parking area reserved for permit holders only.
Parking disc zone (Blue zone)
Start of a parking disc zone. Parking is allowed only under parking-disc-zone rules.
End of parking disc zone
End of the parking disc zone.
Park and Ride (P+R) parking area
Park-and-ride parking area for transferring to public or other transport.
Carpool parking area
Parking area reserved for carpoolers.
Overtaking Prohibited
Overtaking by motor vehicles is prohibited.
End of Overtaking Ban
End of the overtaking ban for motor vehicles.
Overtaking Ban for Trucks
Trucks are prohibited from overtaking motor vehicles.
End of Overtaking Ban for Trucks
End of the overtaking ban for trucks.
Yield to Oncoming Traffic
Give way to traffic from the opposite direction.
Oncoming Traffic Must Yield
Traffic from the opposite direction must give way to you.
No U-Turns
U-turns are prohibited.
End of All Restrictions
End of all prohibitions indicated by road signs.
End of all restrictions on electronic signs
End of all prohibitions indicated by electronic signalling panels.
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Stop. Passing without stopping prohibited
Mandatory stop at the indicated checkpoint (customs, police, toll, etc.).
Stop. Passing without stopping prohibited
Stop. Passing without stopping is prohibited; the reason or target group may be shown on the sign.
Mandatory passing lane
Compulsory use of the passing lane for motor vehicles that cannot or may not travel faster than 25 km/h.
End of mandatory passing lane
End of the compulsory passing lane for slow motor traffic.
Bus lane
Roadway or lane reserved for scheduled buses.
End of bus lane
End of the bus lane or bus road.
Tram lane
Roadway or lane reserved for trams.
End of tram lane
End of the tram lane or tram road.
Bus and tram lane
Roadway or lane reserved for scheduled buses and trams.
End of bus and tram lane
End of the bus and tram lane or road.
Truck and bus lane
Roadway or lane reserved for trucks and scheduled buses.
End of truck and bus lane
End of the lane or road for trucks and scheduled buses.
Truck lane
Roadway or lane reserved for trucks.
End of truck lane
End of the lane or road for trucks.
Motorway (Highway)
Start of a motorway. Only motor vehicles capable and permitted to travel at least 60 km/h may use this road.
End of Motorway
End of the motorway.
Expressway (Autoweg)
Start of a motor road. Only motor vehicles capable and permitted to travel at least 50 km/h may use this road.
End of Expressway
End of the motor road.
Living Street (Woonerf)
Start of a home zone. Drivers must drive at walking pace and take account of pedestrians and playing children.
End of Living Street
End of the home zone.
Pedestrian path
Pedestrian path: intended for pedestrians.
End of pedestrian path
End of the pedestrian path.
Bridle path
Bridle path: mandatory path for horse riders.
End of bridle path
End of the bridle path.
Compulsory Bicycle Lane
Compulsory cycle path: cyclists must use this path.
Bicycle and moped path
End of the compulsory cycle path.
Compulsory Bicycle & Moped Path
Compulsory cycle/moped path: intended for cyclists and moped riders.
End of bicycle/moped path
End of the compulsory cycle/moped path.
Optional bicycle path
Optional cycle path. Cyclists may use this path; mopeds with engines running are not permitted.
End of optional bicycle path
End of the optional cycle path.
Built-up Area (Town Boundary)
Start of a built-up area. Built-up-area traffic rules apply from here unless otherwise indicated.
End of Built-up Area
End of the built-up area. Outside-built-up-area traffic rules apply from here unless otherwise indicated.
Uneven Road Ahead
Warning for a bad or uneven road surface.
Dangerous Curve Right
Warning for a dangerous bend to the right.
Dangerous Curve Left
Warning for a dangerous bend to the left.
Double Curve Right First
Warning for dangerous bends, first to the right.
Double Curve Left First
Warning for dangerous bends, first to the left.
Steep hill upward
Warning for a steep uphill gradient.
Steep hill downward
Warning for a steep downhill gradient.
Dangerous intersection
Warning for a dangerous intersection.
Roundabout ahead
Warning for a roundabout.
Level crossing with gates
Warning for a level crossing with gates or half-barriers.
Level crossing without gates
Warning for a level crossing without gates.
Level crossing with single track
Level crossing with one railway track. This cross is placed directly at the crossing.
Level crossing with multiple tracks
Level crossing with two or more railway tracks. This double cross is placed directly at the crossing.
Tram crossing
Warning for a tram crossing.
Movable bridge
Warning for a movable bridge.
Road Works Ahead
Warning for road works.
Road narrows
Warning for a road narrowing on both sides.
Road narrows right
Warning for a road narrowing on the right.
Road narrows left
Warning for a road narrowing on the left.
Slippery Road Ahead
Warning for slippery road conditions.
Children crossing
Warning for children.
Pedestrian crossing
Warning for a pedestrian crossing.
Pedestrians crossing
Warning for crossing pedestrians.
Cyclists & Moped Riders Crossing
Warning for crossing cyclists and moped riders.
Loose gravel
Warning for loose stones or chippings.
Quay or river bank
Warning for a quay or river bank.
Wild animals crossing
Warning for wild animals crossing.
Cattle crossing
Warning for livestock on or near the road.
Two-Way Traffic Ahead
Warning for oncoming traffic or two-way traffic.
Low-flying aircraft
Warning for low-flying aircraft.
Side wind
Warning for side winds.
Traffic Lights Ahead
Warning for traffic lights.
Traffic congestion
Warning for traffic congestion or slow-moving traffic.
Accident
Warning for an accident or incident.
Low visibility
Warning for poor visibility due to snow, rain or fog.
Ice or snow
Warning for ice or snow.
General danger ahead
Warning for danger. The type of danger may be indicated on an additional plate.
Speed bump
Warning for a speed bump.
Warning for retractable bollard (poller)
Warning for a movable bollard.
Low decision sign (highway)
Low direction sign with route information for the indicated directions.
Advance exit direction sign
Advance direction sign at an exit, showing destinations and route information.
Advance exit direction sign
Advance direction sign at an exit, showing destinations and route information.
Service area decision sign
Direction sign to a service area or facility.
High decision sign (highway)
High direction sign with destinations and lane or route information.
High decision sign (highway)
High direction sign with destinations and lane or route information.
Bicycle and moped direction sign
Direction sign for cyclists and moped riders.
Stack direction sign for cyclists and mopeds
Stacked direction sign for cyclists and moped riders with multiple destinations.
Route direction sign (non-highway)
Advance direction sign or diversion sign on a non-motorway road.
Advance direction sign (urban area)
Advance direction sign within a built-up area.
Lane pre-selection sign
Lane selection sign at an intersection, showing directions per lane.
Height of underpass
Indicates the available clearance height of an underpass.
Pedestrian Crossing
Indicates a pedestrian crossing.
Tram and bus stop
Stop for trams and buses.
Bus stop
Bus stop.
Tram stop
Tram stop.
Dead end except for cyclists and pedestrians
Dead-end road with passage for cyclists and pedestrians.
End of lane (merge)
End of a lane. Drivers must merge in good time.
Lane split
Lanes split into different directions.
Number of through lanes
Indicates the number of through lanes.
Dead end road
Dead-end road: no through route for vehicles.
Advance warning of dead end
Advance indication of a dead-end road.
Advance warning of traffic measure
Advance indication of an upcoming traffic measure.
Sign applies only to indicated lane(s)
Indicates that a traffic sign applies only to the indicated lane or lanes.
Sign applies only to indicated lane
Indicates that a traffic sign applies only to the indicated lane.
Traffic tunnel
Start of a traffic tunnel. Additional traffic rules apply in tunnels, such as using dipped headlights.
Emergency lay-by
Emergency lay-by: use only in an emergency or breakdown.
Emergency lay-by with phone and fire extinguisher
Emergency lay-by with emergency telephone and fire extinguisher.
Emergency lay-by with phone
Emergency lay-by with emergency telephone.
Emergency lay-by with fire extinguisher
Emergency lay-by with fire extinguisher.
Emergency phone and fire extinguisher
Indicates an emergency telephone and fire extinguisher.
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Nearest exit left
Indicates the nearest exit on the left.
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Nearest exit right
Indicates the nearest exit on the right.
Passing place right
Passing place on the right side of the road.
Passing place left
Passing place on the left side of the road.
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