
What it means
The S-13 sign indicates the location of a pedestrian crossing. It informs that the crossing is at that point or immediately associated with the sign, so you must pay extra attention to people crossing or about to cross. It is usually placed next to marked crossings on urban roads, through roads, or accesses where its visibility should be reinforced. When you see it, moderate your speed, observe both sides, and give way when required according to the applicable pedestrian priority. In the test it is often distinguished from the triangular danger sign for a pedestrian crossing: this one locates the crossing, not only warns in advance.
- Category
- Information signs
- Shape
- Rectangular or square, blue
Practise DGT questions featuring this sign
Ten DGT 2026 exam-style questions about signs, with an explanation after each. Free, no signup.







