- At a glance
- Group
- Warning signs · 23 of 42
- Shape
- Equilateral triangle pointing up (A-7: pointing down)
- Colours
- Yellow background, red border, black symbol
- Legal basis
- § 8 of the regulation on road signs and signals
- Exam questions
- 17 questions
A-16 Pedestrian crossing
What it means
Warns of a pedestrian crossing that may be hard to see, e.g. behind a bend or a hill. The crossing itself is marked with sign D-6. As you approach, slow down and watch the pavements on both sides.
This sign in the exam
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In this situation, are you warned that you are approaching a pedestrian crossing?
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Exam questions with this sign
Official catalogue questions whose text, answers or explanation mention this sign. Click to see the question with its answer.
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nr 1001
Are you warned in this situation of a pedestrian crossing marked on the road?
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nr 2513
Do warning signs oblige the tram driver to exercise particular caution?
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nr 3072
Does this triangular horizontal sign warn you of a place on the road where there is or might be a danger?
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nr 3695
Do these horizontal warning signs warn you of a place where there is or there might be a danger?
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nr 4356
Did you chose the place for stopping correctly in this situation?
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nr 6010
Do the signs you see here warn you that you are approaching a pedestrian crossing?
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nr 6259
In this situation, should you expect a pedestrian suddenly barging onto the road?
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nr 6946
Does this speed limit apply to the tram driver?