Filling stationBrussels
Traffic rules
Brussels
1. Filling station
A filling station is a facility where motor vehicles can obtain fuel such as petrol, diesel or other vehicle fuels. Many filling stations also provide additional services such as electric vehicle charging, air for tyres, vehicle supplies, toilets, food or a convenience shop.
Filling stations located along major roads and motorways are often indicated by information or service signs. Drivers should reduce speed before entering, follow the designated access routes and take particular care because vehicles and pedestrians may be moving around the station.
Which sign indicates a filling station in Belgium?
The Belgian F63 information sign, displaying a fuel-pump symbol, indicates a filling station.
What does the F63 sign mean in Belgium?
The F63 sign informs drivers that a filling station is available. It is an information sign rather than a sign requiring drivers to stop or refuel.
Can filling stations be indicated on Belgian motorways?
Yes. Filling stations and other services available to motorway users can be indicated by service signs so that drivers can identify facilities along their route.
