End of cycle path
Mandatory signs

End of cycle path

The cycle path or its compulsory-use requirement ends.

This sign marks the end of a cycle path or the requirement to use it. Follow the signs and layout beyond it, as the cycle route may continue in another form.

A common design is a blue circle with a white bicycle symbol crossed by a red diagonal bar. Poland uses C-13a to mark the end of the cycle path, while France's B40 ends the compulsory cycle-path or cycle-lane instruction.

How it looks in each country

Official sign in each country; the code is its number in the national rules. Signs that come in two directions show the left and the right version.

  • End of cycle path (Austria)
    AustriaCode 16a
  • End of cycle path (Bulgaria)
    BulgariaCode Г14б
  • End of cycle path (Colombia)
    ColombiaCode SIC-05
  • End of cycle path (Croatia)
    CroatiaCode C16
  • End of cycle path (Czechia)
    CzechiaCode C08b
  • End of cycle path (Estonia)
    EstoniaCode 441
  • End of cycle path (France)
    FranceCode B40
  • End of cycle path (Hungary)
    HungaryCode 26/a
  • End of cycle path (Italy)
    Italy
  • End of cycle path (Latvia)
    LatviaCode 414
  • End of cycle path (Netherlands)
    NetherlandsCode G12
  • End of cycle path (Poland)
    PolandCode C-13a
  • End of cycle path (Portugal)
    PortugalCode D13a
  • End of cycle path (Russia)
    RussiaCode 4.4.2
  • End of cycle path (Serbia)
    SerbiaCode III-19
  • End of cycle path (Slovakia)
    SlovakiaCode 225-60
  • End of cycle path (Slovenia)
    SloveniaCode III-23
  • End of cycle path (Spain)
    SpainCode R-505
  • End of cycle path (Sweden)
    SwedenCode D11-2
  • End of cycle path (Switzerland)
    Switzerland
  • End of cycle path (Türkiye)
    TürkiyeCode TT-38b
  • End of cycle path (Ukraine)
    UkraineCode 4.15
  • End of cycle path (United Arab Emirates)
    United Arab EmiratesCode 342.3
Image credits

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