Information signs
What do information signs look like?

Cycle lane – center-positioned
The center-placed cycle lane sign
Is the center-placed cycle lane sign important for the theory test and the driving test?
Yes. The center-placed cycle lane sign is important both for the theory test and during the driving test. You may be asked about the meaning and placement of the sign, and during the driving test you must show that you see and respect it.
What does the center-placed cycle lane sign mean?
The sign indicates that a lane on the road is reserved for cyclists and drivers of small electric motor vehicles. All other traffic must stay out of the cycle lane, except for brief crossings, for example when turning or entering a property.
Where do you find the center-placed cycle lane sign?
The sign is often used on:
- Main roads – where the volume of traffic requires a dedicated lane for cyclists.
- City streets – especially in areas with many cyclists.
- Near schools – to protect children and young people who cycle.
In the image you can see the center-placed cycle lane sign:

What happens if you drive past the center-placed cycle lane sign in a car?
As a driver, you may cross the cycle lane if necessary, for example when turning or when entering or exiting a property. However, you are not allowed to drive in the cycle lane for extended distances, and stopping or parking is prohibited. Breaking these rules can lead to a fine and create dangerous situations for cyclists.
Why is the center-placed cycle lane sign important?
The sign gives cyclists their own safe lane and reduces the risk of accidents between motorized traffic and cyclists. Understanding and respecting the sign contributes to better traffic flow and increased safety.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the center-placed cycle lane sign
- Does the sign apply to mopeds? – Drivers of small electric motor vehicles can use the cycle lane. Ordinary mopeds and motorcycles must stay out.
- Can you park in the cycle lane? – No. Parking and stopping are prohibited.
- Can you cross the cycle lane in a car? – Yes, but only when necessary, for example when turning or entering a property. You cannot drive in the cycle lane for extended distances.
- What is the difference between a cycle lane and a cycle path? – A cycle lane is part of the roadway, separated by markings and signs. A cycle path is physically separated from the roadway, often with a sidewalk, ditch, or other barrier.

