You pass a blue rectangular sign with a bus-stop icon and shortly afterwards a round sign with a red border that prohibits entry. Your passenger says: 'Signs are all just information.' How do these two signs actually work?
The bus-stop sign imposes nothing on you; the prohibition sign you must obey
You must obey both signs; the bus-stop sign also obliges you to something
Both signs are really just advice; you may weigh them up yourself
Explanation
False — not every sign is an obligation. Only signs with a command or prohibition must be obeyed; a blue rectangular information sign, like the bus stop, only gives information. (VekaBest p.47-48 (Hoofdstuk 3 §3.1 Verkeersborden — Categorieën verkeersborden))