Sign C14: Closed to bicycles and to disabled persons' vehicles without

Legal meaning

Closed to bicycles and to disabled persons' vehicles without an engine.

Source: RVV 1990 annex 1 · checked 2026-10-23

Shape and colour

Round white sign with a red rim and a black bicycle: closed to bicycles and unpowered disabled vehicles.

Where the sign stands

At the start of the closed stretch, right after the junction, on the right; often at a shopping street or pedestrian area.

Supplementary plates with this sign

• The sign does not apply to disabled-person vehicles (excepted) OB66 — Supplementary plate: except disabled persons' vehicles.

What the exam asks about this sign

The exam asks who may not enter: cyclists and unpowered disabled vehicles; a moped or light moped may. The trap lies in the cyclist rule: a cyclist must then dismount and walk, because a pedestrian pushing a bicycle is a pedestrian. Such a sign often stands at a shopping street or a tunnel.

Often confused with

• Closed to bicycles, mopeds and disabled persons' vehicles C15 — Mopeds are excluded there as well.
• Closed to mopeds C13 — The reverse: mopeds out, cyclists in.
• Mandatory cycle path; cyclists must use this path G11 — Compulsory cycle path: where cyclists belong instead.