Information signs
What do information signs look like?

Pedestrian street
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Is the pedestrian street sign important for the theory test and driving test?
Yes! The pedestrian street sign is important both on the theory test and during the driving test. On the theory test you may be asked what the pedestrian street sign means, which rules apply, and where it is used. On the driving test you must show that you recognize it, drive at walking pace, and give pedestrians full priority.
What does the pedestrian street sign mean?
The pedestrian street sign means that you are entering an area where driving a motor vehicle is prohibited, except for small electric motor vehicles. Pedestrians always have priority, and you must drive at walking pace if you are allowed to drive there. Parking is prohibited, but bicycles may stand if they do not cause an obstruction.
Where do you find the pedestrian street sign?
The pedestrian street sign is often used in:
- City-center streets – to give pedestrians safer areas without vehicle traffic.
- Shopping streets – where many people walk between shops and cafés.
- Tourist areas – to create a calm, car-free environment.
In the image you can see a pedestrian street sign marking the start of a street. There are many pedestrians here, and cars are not allowed to drive in without special permission. If you are allowed to drive here, you must keep to walking pace and be extra alert for people crossing the street.

What happens if you break the rules in a pedestrian street?
If you drive into a pedestrian street without permission, you may receive a fine or points. You may also create dangerous situations for pedestrians.
Why is the pedestrian street sign important?
The pedestrian street sign makes cities safer and more pleasant by giving pedestrians priority. It reduces noise, pollution, and dangerous situations. As a driver, you must respect the sign to contribute to safe traffic.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the pedestrian street sign
- Can I cycle in a pedestrian street? – Yes, but you must cycle at walking pace and must not obstruct pedestrians.

