Sign F14: End of the bus lane

Series: F -- Mandatory and forbidden manoeuvres

Legal meaning

End of bus lane.

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

Shape and colour

Blue rectangular sign with BUS and a red diagonal bar: end of the bus lane.

Where the sign stands

At the end of the bus lane.

What the exam asks about this sign

The question is what applies after this sign: the bus lane is an ordinary lane again, so you may use it. Trap: candidates think the sign is a ban on buses; it is the end of a lane that was for buses only. After the sign watch for buses merging from the old lane.

No practice question uses this sign; the sections below explain it.

Often confused with

Carriageway or lane reserved exclusively for scheduled buses (bus lane) F13 — The start of the bus lane.
End of the mandatory use of the passing lane F12 — End of the passing lane for tractors.
End of a lane L5 — End of lane: the lane stops instead of opening up.

Signs in the same series

Carriageway or lane reserved exclusively for scheduled buses (bus lane) F13
End of the mandatory use of the passing lane F12
Mandatory passing lane reserved for agricultural and forestry tractors. F11
Stop F10
End of all prohibitions indicated on an electronic signalling board F9
End of all prohibitions indicated by traffic signs F8
No U-turn; turning around is prohibited F7
Oncoming traffic must give way; you have priority here. F6

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