- At a glance
- Group
- Prohibitory signs · 6 of 46
- Shape
- Circle (B-20: octagon)
- Colours
- White background, red border, black symbol; zone signs on a white panel
- Legal basis
- § 18 of the regulation on road signs and signals
- Exam questions
- 9 questions
B-5 No lorries
What it means
Bans lorries with a maximum permitted mass over 3.5 t, as well as tractor units, special vehicles over 3.5 t, agricultural tractors and slow vehicles. A number on the sign changes the mass threshold from which the ban applies.
You can drive a car past B-5. If the sign shows e.g. "7 t", the ban applies only to lorries above that mass.
This sign in the exam
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Most candidates answer correctly, but check the details in the questions below.
Test yourself
An official catalogue question that mentions this sign. Pick an answer and see straight away whether it is right.
When riding a moped vehicle, can you turn right once you go past this sign?
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 1492
Are you allowed to make a U-turn on the bridge?
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nr 2832
You are driving a lorry of gross vehicle weight rating of 12 tones. Are you allowed in this situation to drive onto the motorway through this gate?
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nr 2833
You are driving an agricultural tractor. Are you allowed to drive onto the road beyond these prohibitory signs?
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nr 2856
You are driving a lorry of gross vehicle weight rating of 12 tones. Are you allowed in this situation to turn left at the nearest junction?
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nr 6051
When riding a moped vehicle, can you turn right once you go past this sign?
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nr 9434
In the presented situation, are you exiting a road with priority if you turn left behind the visible sign?
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nr 10178
When driving a passenger car, are you allowed to turn right after this sign?
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nr 10293
In this situation, are you allowed to continue driving straight ahead when driving a passenger car?