Sign C11: Closed to motorcycles
Legal meaning
Closed to motorcycles.
Shape and colour
Round white sign with a red rim and a black motorcycle: closed to motorcycles.
Where the sign stands
At the start of the closed stretch, right after the junction, on the right.
What the exam asks about this sign
The exam asks who may not enter: only motorcycles; a moped, light moped or car may. Trap: candidates read the pictogram as 'all two-wheelers', but mopeds have their own sign (C13). The sign often stands at residential areas with noise problems or at a lane meant for cars only.
Often confused with
- Closed to mopeds
C13— Closed to mopeds, light mopeds and disabled vehicles. - Closed to all motor vehicles
C12— All motor vehicles, motorcycles included. - Closed to motor vehicles with more than two wheels
C6— The reverse: more than two wheels excluded, motorcycles may enter.
Signs in the same series
- Closed to all motor vehicles
C12 - Closed to mopeds
C13 - Closed to motor vehicles with a trailer
C10 - Closed to riders
C9 - Closed to agricultural and forestry tractors
C8 - Closed to bicycles and to disabled persons' vehicles without
C14 - Closed to trucks and buses
C7b - Closed to bicycles, mopeds and disabled persons' vehicles
C15