Radio serviceWallonia
Traffic rules
Wallonia
1. Radio service
A radio service is a radio broadcast that provides drivers with traffic information such as congestion, road closures, accidents, weather conditions or other events affecting a journey. Roadside signs may indicate a particular radio station and frequency where traffic information is available.
Drivers can tune to the indicated frequency to receive local traffic information while travelling through the area. The service is informational and does not replace traffic signs, signals or instructions from authorised persons.
What does Belgian sign F93 mean?
Sign F93 indicates a radio station that broadcasts traffic information. Drivers can tune their radio to the indicated frequency to receive information relevant to traffic conditions.
Does Belgian sign F93 show a radio frequency?
Yes. The frequency of the local transmitter is shown on the blue part of the sign and may be followed by 'MHz'. The name, call sign or programme number of the broadcaster may also be displayed.
Must you listen to the radio station shown on sign F93?
No. F93 is an information sign rather than an obligation sign. It tells drivers where traffic information can be obtained but does not require them to tune to the indicated station.
