Sign C15: Closed to bicycles, mopeds and disabled persons' vehicles
Legal meaning
Closed to bicycles, mopeds and disabled persons' vehicles.
Shape and colour
Round white sign with a red rim, a black bicycle and a moped: closed to bicycles, mopeds and disabled vehicles.
Where the sign stands
At the start of the closed stretch, right after the junction, on the right; often at the entry of an expressway or a tunnel.
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 question is who may not enter: cyclists, moped riders, light-moped riders and disabled vehicles (powered or not). A pedestrian may, so whoever dismounts and pushes the bicycle may pass. Trap: candidates pick 'cyclists only', but the pictogram shows bicycle and moped.
Often confused with
- Closed to bicycles and to disabled persons' vehicles without
C14— Only bicycles and unpowered disabled vehicles. - Closed to mopeds
C13— Only mopeds, light mopeds and disabled vehicles. - Closed to riders
C9— Riders, cattle and carts added.
Signs in the same series
- Closed to bicycles and to disabled persons' vehicles without
C14 - Closed to pedestrians
C16 - Closed to mopeds
C13 - Closed to vehicles and combinations of vehicles which
C17 - Closed to all motor vehicles
C12 - Closed to vehicles wider than indicated on the sign.
C18 - Closed to motorcycles
C11 - Closed to vehicles higher than indicated on the sign.
C19