- At a glance
- Group
- Information signs · 58 of 75
- Shape
- Square or rectangle
- Colours
- Blue background, white symbol or a white panel with a symbol
- Legal basis
- § 58 of the regulation on road signs and signals
- Exam questions
- 44 questions
D-40 Residential zone
What it means
Marks entry to a residential zone. Inside: pedestrians may use the full width of the road and have priority over vehicles, the speed limit is 20 km/h, parking is allowed only in designated places, and children under 7 may be on the road unsupervised. Leaving the zone you are joining traffic, so you give way to everyone.
Leaving a residential zone (D-41) means joining traffic: you give way even to vehicles from a minor road and to pedestrians on the pavement.
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In this scenario, when you notice a pedestrian stepping onto the road from the left, should you be cognisant that they have the right of way?
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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 1591
Are you allowed to park the vehicle beyond this sign if you leave enough space for pedestrians and vehicles?
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nr 3620
At what speed are you allowed to drive a passenger car on the road beyond this sign?
- nr 4170 At what permissible speed can you drive in a residential area?
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nr 6022
Does the speed limit you see here apply only to the nearest intersection?
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nr 6030
On a road, once you go past this sign, can you drive at a speed of 30 km/h?
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nr 6041
On a road, once you go past this sign, can you drive at a speed of 20 km/h?
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nr 6042
On a road, once you go past this sign, do you have the right of way over pedestrians?
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nr 6043
On a road, once you go past this sign, are you obliged to give the right of way to pedestrians?