What it means
The R-410 sign indicates a path reserved for pedestrians. It marks a road, path, or space intended for people on foot, so other users must not occupy it if they are not authorised by the applicable signing. It is not a simple warning of pedestrians nearby, but a regulation of the path's use. It usually appears on promenades, pedestrian accesses, green areas, urban environments, or routes separated from the carriageway. When you see it, if you drive a vehicle you must respect the reservation and not enter that space; if you are walking, use the indicated route. In the test they often distinguish it from the triangular danger sign for pedestrians.
- Category
- Regulatory signs
- Shape
- Circular (red or blue)
Practise DGT questions featuring this sign
Ten DGT 2026 exam-style questions about signs, with an explanation after each. Free, no signup.
