Reserved routes, trams, buses and trains
Know what you may and may not do on reserved roads and special reserved routes, near trams and buses, and at level crossings.
1. Reserved road2. Special reserved route for trams and buses3. Trams and buses4. Trains and level crossings
Section 1Reserved road
Reserved road
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[L12_17_0.jpg] On a road marked by this blue sign, reserved for agricultural vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, and riders, any permitted driver may drive at a maximum speed of 30 km/h.
A road for certain users only, such as pedestrians, cyclists, riders and farm vehicles. The end is marked by the same sign with a red line through it.
Pedestrians, cyclists and riders only
Farm vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, riders
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- Driving on a reserved road
- Special reserved route
- What you may not do there
- When you may cross it
- Tram tracks ahead
- Bus leaving a stop
- Trains
- Level crossing signs
- White flashing light
- Red flashing lights and bell
- Never stop on a crossing
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