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    Bus and cycle signs

    Signs that mark bus lanes, cycle lanes and shared-use routes. These are the bus and cycle signs you need to recognise for the DVSA theory test and for safe driving afterwards.

    Every bus & cycle sign in this category

    With-flow bus lane — blue and white rectangle UK road sign

    With-flow bus lane

    A blue sign showing a bus and cycle, marking a lane reserved for buses running in the same direction as other traffic.

    Contraflow bus lane — blue and white rectangle UK road sign

    Contraflow bus lane

    A sign warning that buses travel towards you in a lane on the left of a one-way street.

    Buses and cycles only — blue and white circle UK road sign

    Buses and cycles only

    A blue circle showing a bus and a cycle, meaning the road ahead is reserved for those users.

    Mandatory cycle lane — blue and white circle UK road sign

    Mandatory cycle lane

    A blue circle with a cycle symbol beside a solid white line, marking a lane other vehicles must keep out of.

    Cycle route ahead — red, white and black triangle UK road sign

    Cycle route ahead

    A warning triangle showing a cycle, telling drivers that a cycle route crosses or joins the road.

    No cycling — red, white and black circle UK road sign

    No cycling

    A red-ringed circle with a cycle symbol, banning cycling on the road or path beyond.

    Segregated cycle and pedestrian route — blue and white circle UK road sign

    Segregated cycle and pedestrian route

    A blue circle split by a vertical line, showing cyclists and pedestrians their own side of a shared path.

    Bus stop clearway and markings — yellow painted marking UK road sign

    Bus stop clearway and markings

    A yellow bus stop box and clearway sign keeping the stop free so buses can pull in to the kerb.

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