Sign K7: Finger-post for cyclists showing direction and destination.

Legal meaning

Direction sign for cyclists and moped riders (finger post) with local and interurban destinations and cycle route numbers.

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

Shape and colour

White fingerpost with red letters and a bicycle symbol: direction sign for cyclists and moped riders.

Where the sign stands

At junctions of cycle routes, on a post beside the cycle path, with the finger pointing towards the destination.

What the exam asks about this sign

The exam asks whom this fingerpost is for: cyclists and moped riders; the white fingerpost with red letters belongs to the cycle network and says nothing about the route for cars. Trap: candidates think a car must follow this route too.

Often confused with

• Advance sign on a non-motorway showing directions and destinations. K5 — Advance direction sign for all traffic.
• Mandatory cycle path; cyclists must use this path G11 — Compulsory cycle path: the cycle route often runs there.
• Detour; indicates a temporary diversion route K9 — Diversion for all traffic.