51. Pedestrians prohibited

This traffic sign indicates pedestrians are prohibited. It means that pedestrians are not allowed beyond this point. Other users (vehicles, bicycles, etc.) may still be allowed unless restricted by other signs.

Pedestrians prohibited.

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52. Tractors prohibited

This traffic sign indicates tractors are prohibited. It means that agricultural and forestry tractors are not allowed beyond this point. Other vehicles (cars, motorcycles, bicycles, etc.) may be allowed unless otherwise restricted.

Tractors prohibited.

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53. Trailers prohibited

This traffic sign indicates trailer are prohibited. It means that vehicles pulling trailers are not allowed beyond this point. All vehicles with trailers are prohibited, including: Passenger cars towing trailers, vans or trucks towing cargo trailers. Solo vehicles (cars, motorcycles, etc.) without trailers may still be allowed.

Trailers prohibited.

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54. Trucks prohibited

This traffic sign indicates trucks are prohibited. It means that trucks (heavy goods vehicles) are not allowed beyond this point. typically those with a maximum authorized mass over 3.5 tonnes (unless otherwise specified). Other vehicles like cars, motorcycles, mopeds, and light vans may still be allowed unless restricted by other signs.

Trucks prohibited.

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55. Trucks with trailer prohibited

This traffic sign indicates trucks with a trailer are prohibited. It means that trucks pulling trailers are not allowed beyond this point. Articulated vehicles and trucks with any type of trailer are prohibited. Solo trucks without trailers, cars, motorcycles, and other vehicles may still be allowed unless otherwise restricted.

Trucks with trailer prohibited.

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56. Leaving less distance than indicated prohibited

This traffic sign indicates the minimum distance between the vehicle before you. It means that vehicles must maintain at least the minimum distance indicated between them — typically for safety reasons, especially in tunnels, on bridges, or in areas prone to rear-end collisions.

Leaving less distance than indicated prohibited.

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57. Using the horn prohibited

This traffic sign indicates using the horn prohibited. It means that using the horn (audible warning devices) is not allowed beyond this point, except in emergencies.

Using the horn prohibited.

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58. Overtaking prohibited

This traffic sign indicates overtaking prohibited. It means that overtaking of motor vehicles on more than two wheels is prohibited. You may still overtake: bicycles, mopeds, ...

Overtaking prohibited.

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59. End of the overtaking prohibition

This traffic sign indicates the end of the overtaking prohibition. It means that the no-overtaking zone has ended. From this point onward, overtaking is permitted again, as long as it’s safe and legal.

End of the overtaking prohibition.

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60. Overtaking prohibited for trucks

This traffic sign indicates overtaking prohibited for trucks. It means that trucks (heavy goods vehicles) are not allowed to overtake other vehicles beyond this point. All other vehicles (cars, motorcycles, etc.) may still overtake if allowed.

Overtaking prohibited for trucks.

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