This sign marks a path reserved for pedestrians. Drivers should keep the path and its entrance clear.
The common design is a blue circle with a white pedestrian symbol. In Germany (239), the symbol shows an adult and child.
Mandatory signs
Footpath
Path reserved for pedestrians.
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.
Vienna Convention modelCode D,5a 
ArgentinaCode R-18(e) 
AustriaCode 17 
BelgiumCode D11 
BulgariaCode Г15 
ChinaCode 示 14 
CroatiaCode B41 
CzechiaCode C07a 
DenmarkCode D22 
EstoniaCode 432 
FinlandCode D4 
FranceCode B22b 
GermanyCode 239 
GreeceCode R-55 
HungaryCode 26/b 
IndonesiaCode 6b1 
IranCode 2-15 
IsraelCode 226 
Italy 
JapanCode 325-4 
LatviaCode 415 
LithuaniaCode 412 
NetherlandsCode G7 
NorwayCode 518 
PolandCode C-16 
PortugalCode D7b 
RomaniaCode D10 
RussiaCode 4.5.1 
Saudi Arabia 
SerbiaCode II-41 
SlovakiaCode 220 
SloveniaCode II-41 
South AfricaCode R110 
SwedenCode D5 
Switzerland 
TaiwanCode 遵22 
ThailandCode บ-53 
TürkiyeCode TT-39a 
UkraineCode 4.16 
United Arab EmiratesCode 338 
VietnamCode R.305
Related signs
Image credits
Sign images from Wikimedia Commons, used under their licences.
- Vienna Convention model D,5a: United Nations, Public domain
- Argentina R-18(e): Original: Vialidad Nacional - Ministerio de Transporte - Presidencia de la Nación Vectorization: Civitas13, Public domain
- Austria 17: 3247, Public domain
- Belgium D11: Userc11, Public domain
- Bulgaria Г15: มองโกเลีย๔๔, CC BY-SA 4.0
- China 示 14: Beijing Traffic Management Bureau, Public domain
- Croatia B41: Government of the Republic of Croatia, Public domain
- Czechia C07a: Kys5g, CC0
- Denmark D22: Gigillo83, drawn by original of Vejdirektoratet, Public domain
- Estonia 432: Gigillo83, Public domain
- Finland D4: Republic of Finland, Public domain
- France B22b: Roulex 45, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Germany 239: first datas: Andreas 06. Nach den amtlichen Vorgaben 2017 komplett neu digital umgesetzt durch: Mediatus, Public domain
- Greece R-55: Peeperman, Public domain
- Hungary 26/b: Gigillo83, Public domain
- Indonesia 6b1: Ministry of Transportation (Indonesia), Public domain
- Iran 2-15: มองโกเลีย๔๔, CC0
- Israel 226: Government of Israel, Public domain
- Italy: F l a n k e r, Public domain
- Japan 325-4: Monaneko, Public domain
- Latvia 415: มองโกเลีย๔๔, Public domain
- Lithuania 412: Augustasci, Public domain
- Netherlands G7: SVG version by Bouwe Brouwer, Public domain
- Norway 518: Peter J. Acklam converted the original EPS file to PDF with Ghostscript’s ps2pdf utility and the PDF file to SVG with Inkscape., Public domain
- Poland C-16: Paweł Grzywocz, Public domain
- Portugal D7b: Republic of Portugal, Public domain
- Romania D10: Gigillo83, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Russia 4.5.1: Юкатан, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Saudi Arabia: มองโกเลีย๔๔, CC0
- Serbia II-41: Министарство грађевинарства, саобраћаја и инфраструктуре, Public domain
- Slovakia 220: Ministerstvo dopravy a výstavby SR, Public domain
- Slovenia II-41: Government of Slovenia, Public domain
- South Africa R110: Southern African Development Community, Public domain
- Sweden D5: Transportstyrelsen, Public domain
- Switzerland: Bundesamt für Strassen (ASTRA), Public domain
- Taiwan 遵22: 中華民國交通部, Public domain
- Thailand บ-53: Government of Thailand, Public domain
- Türkiye TT-39a: Gigillo83, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Ukraine 4.16: Government of Ukraine, Public domain
- United Arab Emirates 338: มองโกเลีย๔๔, Public domain
- Vietnam R.305: มองโกเลีย๔๔, CC BY-SA 4.0