Sep 2, 2023 · "Cyclists Dismount An information sign (white lettering on blue rectangle), rather than a 'no cycling' sign, meaning it does not require you to dismount unless it is already illegal to cycle (for instance on entering a pedestrian area or to use a pelican or zebra crossing).

The ‘cyclists dismount’ sign (Diagram 966) is widely ignored by cyclists who understandably wish to remain on their bikes. With careful design it should be possible to design a cycle route that avoids the use of this sign and replaces it with a give way option to join the carriageway or another route (see also B09

Cyclists Dismount An information sign (white lettering on blue rectangle), rather than a 'no cycling' sign, meaning it does not require you to dismount unless it is already illegal to cycle (for instance on entering a pedestrian area or to use a pelican or zebra crossing).

Sep 13, 2023 · A councillor in Bath has spoken out criticising the council's decision to implement 'cyclists dismount' signs on a popular national cycle route through the city. The signs have appeared on Cheap Street, part of National Cycle Route 4, a route Saskia Heijltjes points out is a "major route for cycling east to west in a low-traffic environment".

Sign tells that cycling is prohibited further and cyclists must stop and dismount from their bikes. Sign is concise and easy to understand. Bold black legend and border grabs attention.

This sign advises bicycle riders that they must get off their bike before crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing. Instantly to the point, our Cyclists Dismount sign is easy to read.

Sep 2, 2023 · In contrast to the signs above that prohibit cycling full stop, you will often see blue signs with white lettering that says, ‘Cyclists dismount’.

This sign is a prescribed traffic control device. It is delegated/authorised to council to install on the network they manage subject to the appropriate approval process. Refer to the relevant authorisation instrument for details and conditions.

This ‘Cyclist Dismount’ post mounted sign should be used in areas where designated cycle paths come to an end or merge with pedestrian paths with high foot traffic. This sign is bright blue in colour making it hard to avoid and should be mounted at an appropriate height for a cyclist to see.

This sign indicates cyclists must dismount and walk on foot across an adjacent footway provided during a period of road works or construction works. Category: Road works and temporary Shape: Rectangular