One-way street
Prohibition
Written by Chris Prosman Reviewed by Dirk van Zuijlen
Updated
- Sign code
- C4
- Category
- Prohibition
- Traffic signs
- One-way street in the direction of the arrow.
One-way street in the direction of the arrow. Follow the horizontal arrow on this one-way road; it does not grant priority.
How to recognise the sign
Read the image, arrows and any text on sign C4; they distinguish this version within the prohibition category.
Supplementary panel and application
Read a supplementary panel as part of the closure. “Uitgezonderd” (except) with a symbol indicates an exemption; a symbol alone can instead limit application to that group.
Difference from C5 — Entry permitted
C4: One-way street in the direction of the arrow. C5: Entry permitted; two-way traffic possible. Read the separate application of C5 too; similar appearance does not mean identical meaning.
C5 — Entry permittedLegal basis
Explained in the course
Practise this sign for your theory exam
One-way street belongs to the Prohibition category. In the CBR theory exam a traffic sign is almost never asked on its own: you are shown a situation and have to know what you may or must do in it. In the free sign trainer you practise the signs by category, with the explanation shown right after every answer.
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