End of advisory speed.
Blue rectangular sign with a struck-through number: end of the advice.
On the right where the advisory stretch ends, for example after the bend or at the end of the exit ramp.
The exam asks what applies after this sign: there is no advice any more, but the maximum speed of the road type still stands. The confusion is the colour: blue crossed out is end of advice, grey crossed out (A2) is end of a ban. Mixing them up leads to the wrong number in a speed question.
Correct answer: A2, end of maximum speed
Why learners get this wrong: A round sign with a grey bar through the number is sign A5: end of advisory speed.
A2 — Grey crossed-out number: end of a real limit.A4 — The sign that A5 ends: advisory speed.