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Austria

1. Cyclist street

A bicycle street is a street in which the cyclists are the most important road users. Motor vehicles are allowed, but cars are not allowed to overtake cyclists. Usually found in residential or urban areas to encourage safe biking.

  • Bikes have priority - Cyclists can use the full lane.
  • Cars are guests - Drivers must stay behind cyclists unless it's safe to pass.
  • Speed is limited - Usually max 30 km/h (20 mph) or lower.
  • No honking or aggressive driving - Cars must respect cyclists’ space.
  • Cyclists can ride side by side - Not required to move over for cars.
  • Signs with text like "Bicycle Street" or local versions like:
    • “Fahrradstraße” (Germany).
    • “Rue Cyclable” (France).
    • “Fietsstraat” (Netherlands).
Cyclist street

Sign indicating a cyclist street. (Wolfurt, Austria) © Wikimedia.org/Franzfoto, CC BY-SA

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