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    Direction signs for cyclists and pedestrians

    Blue and white signs that guide cyclists and pedestrians along routes and crossings. These are the direction signs for cyclists and pedestrians you need to recognise for the DVSA theory test and for safe driving afterwards.

    Every cycling & walking sign in this category

    Cycle route direction sign — blue and white rectangle UK road sign

    Cycle route direction sign

    A blue sign with a cycle symbol and a distance, guiding riders along a signed cycle route.

    National Cycle Network route sign — blue, white and red rectangle UK road sign

    National Cycle Network route sign

    A blue direction sign with a red number panel, marking a numbered National Cycle Network route.

    Public footpath sign — white and black fingerpost UK road sign

    Public footpath sign

    A fingerpost marking a right of way for walkers, often where a path meets a rural road.

    Bridleway sign — white and black fingerpost UK road sign

    Bridleway sign

    A sign marking a route for horse riders, cyclists and walkers where it meets the road.

    Pedestrian direction sign — rectangle UK road sign

    Pedestrian direction sign

    A small fingerpost or map panel in a town centre, guiding walkers to nearby destinations.

    Recommended route for pedal cycles — blue and white rectangle UK road sign

    Recommended route for pedal cycles

    A blue rectangular sign showing that a recommended cycle route runs ahead on this road.

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