Road traffic order (StVO)

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StVO

Date of completion: 06.03.2013

Full quote:

" Road traffic order of 6 March 2013 (BGBl. 367), as set out in Article 1 of the Regulation of 22 June 2008. October 2014 (BGBl. 1635).

Recast gem. V v. 6.3.2013 I 367, entered into force on 1.4. 2013
Status:	Amended by Art. 1 V v. 22.10.2014 I 1635

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I.
General traffic rules

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§ 1 Basic Rules

(1) Participation in road transport requires constant caution and mutual consideration. (2) Those who take part in the traffic have to behave in such a way that no other person is harmed, endangered or more than is unavoidable in the circumstances, or is disabled, or is being harassed. Unofficial table of contents

§ 2 Road use by vehicles

(1) Vehicles must use the lanes, from two lanes to the right. Side stripes are not part of the road. (2) It is possible to drive as far right as possible, not only for oncoming traffic, for overtaking, for clutches, in curves or for lack of visibility. (3) Vehicles that are in the longitudinal direction of a rail track (3a) In the case of smooth, snowy, snowy, ice or frog, a motor vehicle may only be used with tyres which are the subject of the Annex II, point 2.2, of Council Directive 92 /23/EEC, of 31 March 1992 relating to tyres for motor vehicles and their trailers and to their assembly (OJ C 327 95), which was last amended by Directive 2005 /11/EC (OJ L 327, 22.12.2005, p. 42) has been amended to comply with the characteristics described above (M + S tyres). Motor vehicles of categories M2, M3, N2 and N3 within the meaning of Annex XXIX of the Road Traffic Authorisation Order, as amended on 26 April 2012 (BGBl. 679) may also be used in such weather conditions if M + S tyres are attached only to the wheels of the drive axles. The first sentence shall not apply to commercial vehicles used in agriculture, forestry and used vehicles of the organisations referred to in Article 35 (1), to the extent that no M + S tyres are available for these vehicles in the same way as they are. Anyone who leads a vehicle with dangerous goods which is subject to labelling must, with a visibility below 50 m, in the case of snowy or smooth ice, exclude any danger to others and, if necessary, search for the next suitable place for parking. (4) Bicycles must be driven one after the other; side by side must only be driven if this does not impede the traffic. An obligation to use cycle paths in the respective direction of travel consists only if this is arranged by characters 237, 240 or 241. Right cycle paths without the characters 237, 240 or 241 may be used. Left cycle paths without the characters 237, 240 or 241 may only be used if this is indicated by the only additional sign "Cycling free". If you drive with the wheel, you may also use right side stripes if there are no bike paths and do not obstruct walking distance. Outside closed villages, you can use cycle paths with Mofas. (5) Children up to the age of eight must be allowed to use walking paths for older children up to the age of the age of 10. On foot walking is special consideration to take. When crossing a road, the children have to descend. Unofficial table of contents

§ 3 Speed

(1) If you are carrying a vehicle, you may only drive so fast that the vehicle is constantly controlled. In particular, the speed shall be adapted to road, traffic, visibility and weather conditions, as well as to the personal skills and characteristics of the vehicle and cargo. If the visibility through fog, snowfall or rain is less than 50 m, it shall not be allowed to travel faster than 50 km/h if there is not a lower speed. It can only be driven so fast that it can be kept within the foreseeable distance. However, on lanes which are so narrow that vehicles approaching there could be put at risk, it must be driven so slowly that at least half of the distance can be maintained. (2) Without valid reason, the risk must be reduced. Motor vehicles do not drive so slowly that they impede the flow of traffic. (2a) Those who carry a vehicle must face up to children, needy and elderly people, in particular by reducing the speed of travel and by reducing the speed of the vehicle. Braking readiness, in such a way that a hazard to these road users (3) The maximum permitted speed is also under the most favourable circumstances

1.

within closed places for all motor vehicles, 50 km/h,

2.

outside closed areas

a)

for

aa)

motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass exceeding 3,5 tonnes to 7.5 tonnes, with the exception of passenger cars,

bb)

Passenger cars with trailers,

cc)

Lorries and mobile homes, each up to a maximum authorised mass of 3,5 tonnes with trailers, and

dd)

buses and coaches, also with luggage racks,

80 km/h,

b)

for

aa)

motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of more than 7.5 tonnes;

bb)

all motor vehicles with trailers, other than passenger cars, lorries and caravans, up to a maximum authorised mass of 3,5 tonnes, and

cc)

buses and coaches with passengers for which no more seats are available,

60 km/h,

c)

for passenger cars and for other motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of up to 3.5 t100 km/h.This speed limit does not apply on motorways (sign 330.1) and on other roads with roads for a direction which is Medium strips or other constructional facilities are separated. It shall also not apply to roads which have at least two lanes for each direction marked by lane limitation (character 295) or by guidelines (sign 340).

(4) The maximum permissible speed for motor vehicles with snow chains is 50 km/h, even in the most favourable circumstances. Unofficial table of contents

§ 4 Distance

(1) The distance to a vehicle traveling ahead must generally be so large that it can also be held behind the vehicle when it is suddenly braked. Those who presuppose that they are not allowed to slow down strongly without compelling reason. (2) Anyone who leads a motor vehicle with a special speed limit and a train that is longer than 7 m must be constantly in the same position outside the closed areas. A large distance from the motor vehicle ahead of the vehicle is that an overtaking motor vehicle can swell. That does not apply

1.

if it is to be overhauled and it has been announced,

2.

if there is more than one lane in the direction of travel, or

3.

on routes on which overtaking is prohibited.

(3) Anyone who carries a lorry with a maximum authorised mass of over 3.5 tonnes or a bus or coach shall comply with a minimum distance of 50 metres on motorways, if the speed is more than 50 km/h. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Overhaul

(1) It should be overtaken to the left. (2) Overtaking may only be overtaken who can overlook the fact that during the whole overtaking process any hindrants to the countertraffic is excluded. In addition, only those who drive at a much higher speed than the one to be overhauled. (3) The overtaking is inadmissible:

1.

in the case of an unclear traffic situation, or

2.

if it is prohibited by an ordered traffic sign (characters 276, 277).

(3a) If a motor vehicle with a maximum authorised mass of more than 7.5 tonnes leads, without prejudice to other overtaking bans, it shall not overtake it if the visibility through fog, snowfall or rain is less than 50 m. (4) Who wants to tender for overtaking, shall behave in such a way as to exclude the risk of subsequent traffic. In the case of overtaking, a sufficient lateral distance must be maintained to other road users, in particular to the walking distance and to the wheel driving ends. Those who overtake it must rearrange themselves to the right as soon as possible. Those who overtake it must not hinder those who are overhauled. (4a) To overtake and re-order are to be announced in good time and in good time; the direction indicators must be used. (5) Outside closed Localities may be announced for overtaking by means of short shall or light signs. If the vehicle is blinked by high-beam, oncoming vehicle-leading vehicles must not be blinded. (6) Anyone who is overhauled must not increase its speed. If a slower vehicle leads, the speed must be reduced at a suitable point, if necessary, if only a number of immediately following vehicles can be overhauled. Suitable side strips may also be used for this purpose; this does not apply to motorways. (7) Anyone who announces his intention to turn left to the left is to be overhauled on the right. Rail vehicles are to be overhauled to the right. Only those who cannot, because the rails are too far to the right, can overtake the left. Rail vehicles may also be overhauled on the roads for one direction. (8) If there is sufficient space available, wheel driving and Mofa driving vehicles shall be allowed to drive the vehicles on the right lane at moderate speed and Take special care on the right. Unofficial table of contents

§ 6 Pre-accession

Those who want to drive past a roadway constriction, an obstacle on the roadway or a holding vehicle on the left, must let oncoming vehicles pass through. Sentence 1 shall not apply if the priority is differently regulated by traffic signs (characters 208, 308). Must be removed, must be paid attention to the following traffic and announce the removal as well as the re-ordering-as in the case of overtaking. Unofficial table of contents

Section 7 Use of drivages by motor vehicles

(1) On roadways with several lanes for one direction, motor vehicles may derogate from the bid as far to the right as possible (Article 2 (2)) if the traffic density justifies that. Lane is the part of a roadway which requires a multi-lane vehicle for unobstructed driving in the course of the road. (2) If the traffic is so close that the lane has been formed on the lanes for a direction of the vehicle, the traffic must be right (2a) If a vehicle snake is on the left lane on the lane for one direction, or is slow to travel, vehicles may be used at a slightly higher speed and with extreme caution. (3) Within closed localities, except for Motorways (sign 330.1)-motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of up to 3.5 tonnes on lanes with several marked lanes for one direction (characters 296 or 340) may choose the lane free of travel, even if the conditions of the The first sentence of paragraph 1 shall not be available. (3a) If a total of three lanes are marked on a track for both directions by means of guidelines (sign 340), then the left, the oncoming traffic, and the middle one must be marked with the average. Lanes are not used for overtaking. The same applies to lanes if a total of five lanes are marked for both directions by guidelines (sign 340), for the two left, countertraffic reserved, and the middle lane. If you want to turn left, you may want to arrange for a total of three or five lanes for both directions on the middle lane in the direction of travel. (3b) On lanes for both directions with four by guidelines (sign 340) The two lanes marked in the direction of travel are reserved exclusively for oncoming traffic; they must not be used for overtaking. The same shall apply to six-lane lanes for the three left lanes in the direction of travel. (3c) If, outside closed areas, there are three lanes marked 340 for one direction, motor vehicles may, by way of derogation from the provisions of the To drive as far as possible on the right, drive the middle lane throughout, where-even only to and again-to the right of it a vehicle holds or drives. The same applies to roadways with more than three lanes marked in this way for a direction for the second lane from the right. The left lanes may not use lorries with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3.5 tonnes and all motor vehicles with trailers only if they are to be classified there for the purposes of turning left. (4) on roads with a plurality of lanes for one direction the continuous movement of a lane is not possible or ends a lane, the vehicles, which are prevented from passing on, shall be the transition on the adjacent lane in such a way as to: ensure that these vehicles are immediately before the constriction (5) In all cases, a lane may only be changed if there is no risk to other road users. is. Each lane change shall be announced in good time and clearly, using the direction indicator lamps. Unofficial table of contents

§ 7a Outgoing Lanes, threading and threading strips

(1) Walking lanes, in particular on motorways and motorways, from the continuous carrierway, shall be taken from the beginning of a broad guideline (sign 340) to the right of this one faster than on the continuous road. (2) On motorways and other roads outside closed areas, threading strips may be used more quickly than on the continuous lanes. (3) No more rapid risk is to be taken on threading strips than on the road surface. Continuous strip. If the traffic on the continuous lanes is increased or if the traffic is on the continuous strip, it shall be overtaken with moderate speed and with special caution. Unofficial table of contents

§ 8 Ancestor

(1) On intersections and junctions, the way forward has to be the one who comes from the right. That does not apply

1.

if the advance is subject to special traffic signs (characters 205, 206, 301, 306) or

2.

for vehicles that come from a field or forest path to another road.

(1a) If at the junction to a roundabout sign 215 (roundabout) under the sign 205 (grant entrance) arranged, the traffic on the roundabout will be on the way before. When driving into such a roundabout, the use of the direction indicator is inadmissible. (2) Those who have to observe the journey must be able to recognize in time by their driving behaviour, in particular by a moderate speed, that waiting. It should only be allowed to continue if it is possible to overlook the fact that those who have the right to travel are not at risk, nor are they significantly impeded. If this cannot be overlooked because the road station is confusing, it must be carefully checked into the intersection or injunction, until the overview is given. Anyone who has the right to travel must not be significantly impeded by the waiting person when turning into the other street. Unofficial table of contents

§ 9 Bending, turning and reverse driving

(1) If you want to turn, you have to announce this in time and clearly, using the direction indicator lamps. If you want to turn right, you have to turn your vehicle as far as possible to the right, who wants to turn left, to the centre, to the lanes for a direction as far left as possible, to be classified in time. If you want to turn left, you can only arrange yourself on rails laid down along the rails if no rail vehicle is obstructed. Before being placed and again before turning off, it is necessary to pay attention to the following traffic; before bending, it is not necessary if a danger to subsequent traffic is excluded. (2) Those who want to turn left by bike, does not need to be classified if the track is to be crossed from the right side of the roadway behind the crossing or junction. When crossing the vehicle, the vehicle traffic must be taken into account in both directions. Those who bend over a bike tour must follow it in the area of intersection or injunction. (3) If you want to turn, you have to let oncoming vehicles pass through, rail vehicles, bicycles with auxiliary motor and bicycles, even if they are on or next to the road in the same direction. This also applies to bus and coach buses and other vehicles which use marked special lanes. At walking distance is special consideration to take; if necessary, is to wait. (4) If you want to turn left, you have to let oncoming vehicles, which in turn want to turn to the right, have to pass through. Vehicles approaching each other, which want to turn left in each case, have to turn out to each other, unless the traffic situation or the design of the crossing requires that they will not bend until the vehicles pass on to each other. (5) If you take a vehicle, you must behave in such a way as to avoid endangering other road users when turning into a piece of land, turning and moving backwards; if necessary, you have to be aware of this . Unofficial table of contents

§ 10 Einfahren und Anfahren

Who from a plot of land, from a pedestrian zone (sign 242.1 and 242.2), from a traffic-calmed area (signs 325.1 and 325.2) to the road or from other road parts or via a lowered curb onto the road In this case, it has to behave in such a way that it is impossible to endanger other road users; if necessary, it is necessary to have a look at them. The intention of entering or driving is to be announced in good time and clearly; the direction indicators shall be used. There, where a clarification is necessary, characters can stand. Unofficial table of contents

Section 11 Special traffic situations

(1) In spite of the advance or the green light, the traffic must not be allowed to enter the crossing or injunction if it is to be maintained. (2) The traffic on motorways and off-road roads shall be at least two lanes for one direction, vehicles must be used for the passage of police and auxiliary vehicles in the middle of the direction lane, in the case of roadways with three lanes for a direction between the left and the middle lane, a free alley (3) Also who may otherwise continue according to the traffic rules or otherwise The priority must be to do without it if the traffic situation requires it; it is only possible to rely on a renunciation if one has reached agreement with the embellished or the renunciation. Unofficial table of contents

§ 12 Holding and parking

(1) The holding is inadmissible

1.

in narrow streets and in uncluttered street places,

2.

in the area of sharp curves,

3.

on threading and threading strips,

4.

at railway crossings,

5.

in front of and in officially marked firefighting access.

(2) Those who leave their vehicle or hold for more than three minutes, parked. (3) Parking is not permitted

1.

in front of and behind intersections and junctions up to 5 m each from the points of intersection of the roadway edges,

2.

if it prevents the use of marked parking areas,

3.

ahead of the ground-and-trips, on narrow roads, too,

4.

via shaft covers and other closures, where parking is permitted on walkways by means of signs 315 or a parking marking (Appendix 2, point 74),

5.

before curbs.

(3a) Vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of more than 7.5 tonnes, and their trailers exceeding 2 tonnes of total mass, shall be within closed localities

1.

in pure and general residential areas,

2.

in special areas that serve the recovery,

3.

in resort areas and

4.

in clinicians

regular parking in the period from 22.00 to 06.00 o'clock as well as on Sundays and public holidays inadmissible. This does not apply to designated parking spaces as well as to the parking of bus and coach buses at terminal stops. (3b) With motor vehicle trailers without a towing vehicle must not be parked for more than two weeks. This does not apply to designated parking spaces. (4) For parking, the right side strip is to be used, including along the road, if it is attached sufficiently, otherwise it is to be used on the right hand side of the parking lot. To drive the roadway. This is usually also true if you only want to keep it; in any case, you also have to stay on the right side of the road. If the traffic situation permits, the tax may be allowed to enter or leave the passengers, in addition to other vehicles which hold or park on the side strip or on the right side of the road. If there are rails on the right side as well as in one-way streets (sign 220), you may be left and parked on the left. In the passenger compartment of rail vehicles must not be held. (4a) If parking is allowed on the sidewalk, only the right sidewalk, in one-way streets of the right or left sidewalk, is to be used. (5) A parklgap shall take precedence over who they first immediately reached; the priority is maintained when the person entitled passes the parking space in order to park in reverse or if additional driving movements are to be carried out in order to enter the parking space. Sentence 1 shall apply mutagenously if a parking space is maintained. (6) It is to be parked in a space-saving manner; as a rule, this also applies to the holding. Unofficial table of contents

§ 13 Institutions for the monitoring of parking time

(1) Only during the running of the watch, on parking ticket vending machines only with a parking ticket, which must be legibly legible on or in the vehicle from the outside, can be kept for the duration of the permitted parking time. If a parking meter or a parking ticket machine is not functional, it may only be parked up to the specified maximum parking time. In this case, the parking disc shall be used (paragraph 2, first sentence, point 2). The parking arrangements can be limited to certain hours or days. (2) In the area of a restricted holding ban for a zone (characters 290.1 and 290.2) or a parking space management zone (characters 314.1 and 314.2) or in the case of the parking space management zone (characters 314.1 and 314.2) or in the case of the Signs 314 or 315 prescribed by an additional sign the use of a parking disc (Fig. 318), the holding and parking is only allowed

1.

for the time specified on the additional character, and,

2.

as far as the vehicle has a parking disc which can be easily read from the outside, and the pointer of the disc is set on the stroke of half an hour following the time of stopping.

If parking meters or parking ticket machines are set up in a restricted holding ban for a zone or a parking space management zone, their arrangements shall apply. In addition, the rules on stopping and parking prohibitions shall not be affected. (3) The parking surveillance facilities referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not be operated in so far as the payment of the parking fees and the supervision of the parking lot are to be carried out. the parking time can also be ensured by means of electronic devices or devices, in particular pocket parcuers or mobile telephones. Sentence 1 shall not apply to the extent that an electronic device or device referred to therein is not operational. (4) Devices and devices for monitoring the parking time need not be actuated

1.

in the case of entry or exit,

2.

for loading or unloading.

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§ 14 Due due diligence in getting in and out

(1) Those who enter or exit must behave in such a way that a danger to other participants in the traffic is excluded. (2) Those who lead a vehicle must take the necessary measures in order to avoid accidents or traffic disruptions if the Leaving the vehicle. Motor vehicles shall also be secured against unauthorised use. Unofficial table of contents

§ 15 Vehicles ' stays of vehicles

If a multi-lane vehicle remains in a position where it cannot be detected in time as a standing obstacle, the warning flashing light must be immediately switched on. After that, at least one conspicuously warning sign must be placed at a sufficient distance, in the case of rapid traffic, at a distance of about 100 m; prescribed security means, such as warning triangles, must be used. In addition, the rules on lighting of holding vehicles shall apply. Unofficial table of contents

Section 15a Towing of vehicles

(1) When towing a vehicle left on the motorway, the motorway (sign 330.1) is to be left at the next exit. (2) When towing a vehicle outside the motorway, it is not allowed to enter the motorway. (sign 330.1). (3) During towing, both vehicles have to turn on warning flashes. (4) Motorcycles must not be towed off. Unofficial table of contents

§ 16 Warning signs

(1) Shall and light signs may only be given,

1.

who overtakes outside closed areas (§ 5 (5)) or

2.

who sees himself or others at risk.

(2) If you are driving a regular bus or a designated school bus, you have to turn on warning flashlight when approaching a bus stop and as long as passengers get in or out of the bus, as far as the road traffic is under national law. the competent authority (the road authority) for certain stops has arranged such behaviour. In addition, in addition to the stay (§ 15) and the towing of vehicles (§ 15a), warning flashlights may only be switched on, who wants to endanger others through his vehicle or warn others against danger, for example when approaching a traffic jam or at particularly slow driving speed on motorways and other fast roads. (3) Sound signs must not consist of a sequence of different high tones. Unofficial table of contents

§ 17 Lighting

(1) During the twilight, in the dark, or when the visibility conditions otherwise require, the prescribed lighting equipment shall be used. The lighting fixtures must not be covered or contaminated. (2) It is not possible to use limiting lamps (standlight) alone. On roads with continuous, adequate lighting, it must not be possible to use high-beam lighting. It must be shown in good time if a vehicle is coming in or ahead of it at a short distance or if it otherwise requires the safety of traffic on or off the road. If necessary, it is necessary to slow down accordingly. (2a) If you are carrying a motorcycle, you must also drive on the day with dipped beam or switched on daytime running lights. Dipped light is to be switched on during the twilight, in the dark or when the visibility is otherwise required. (3) Disability of fog, snowfall or rain considerably increases the visibility, then it is also possible to ride with dipped beam on the day. Fog lights must be switched on only in the case of such weather conditions. In the case of two fog lights, the additional use of the limiting lamps is sufficient instead of the dipped light. Only the fog lights need to be used on motorcycles without a side-car. Fog lights may only be used if fog has a visibility of less than 50 m. (4) Halting vehicles are to be illuminated outside closed areas with their own light source. Within closed localities it is sufficient to specify only the vehicle side facing the road by means of parking lights or other approved methods; own lighting is not necessary if the street lighting is used for the vehicle. sufficient distance is clearly visible. Vehicles on the road, other than passenger cars, with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3,5 tonnes and trailers, shall always be illuminated with their own light source or authorised by other authorised persons within closed towns and villages. to make it recognizable in terms of lighting technology. Vehicles which can be removed from the roadway without difficulty, such as motorcycles, auxiliary bicycles, bicycles, nurseries, single-axle tractors, single-axle trailers, hand-held vehicles or uncoated vehicles, may be used in the case of vehicles. (4a) As far as military vehicles are deviated from the general lighting regulations, yellow-red retroreflective warning boards or equivalent hedging means must be used. In addition, they can be used in addition to these vehicles. (5) Those who walk and carry single-axle tractors or working machines on wooden or hand-held vehicles, have at least one lamp that is clearly visible to the front and to the rear, and does not glare. with white light on the left hand side or bearing. (6) Searchlight can only be used for short and not to illuminate the road. Unofficial table of contents

§ 18 Motorways and motorways

(1) Motorways (Signs 330.1) and motorways (sign 331.1) may only be used with motor vehicles, the maximum speed of which is at a maximum speed of more than 60 km/h; if trailers are carried, the same shall apply to: that. The vehicle and the cargo shall be not higher than 4 m and not wider than 2.55 m. Refrigerated vehicles must not be wider than 2.60 m. (2) On motorways, only marked connection points (characters 330.1) may be entered, on road vehicles only at intersections or junctions. (3) The traffic on the through-going roads (4) (away) (5) On motorways, within closed towns, can be driven faster than 50 km/h. The maximum permitted speed shall also be less than the maximum permitted speed on them, as well as outside closed areas on road transport roads with lanes for a direction separated by midstripes or other construction facilities. Circumstances

1.

for

a)

Motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass exceeding 3,5 tonnes, excluding passenger cars,

b)

Passenger car with trailer, lorry with trailer, motorhomes with trailers and tractors with trailers, and

c)

Buses without trailers or with luggage racks

80 km/h,

2.

for

a)

Motorcycles with trailers and self-proponent working machines with trailers,

b)

Tractors with two trailers and

c)

buses or coaches with a trailer or with passengers for which no more seats are available,

60 km/h,

3.

for buses and coaches without trailers, which

a)

have been registered for a maximum speed of 100 km/h after registration in the registration certificate, Part I,

b)

are built mainly for the carriage of seated passengers and the passenger seats are designed to be a travel seating,

c)

equipped with safety belts on all seats and in wheelchairs where wheelchair users are transported,

d)

equipped with a speed limiter, which is set to a maximum speed of 100 km/h (Vset),

e)

the provisions of Directive 2001 /85/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 November 2001 laying down special provisions for vehicles intended for the carriage of passengers comprising more than eight seats in addition to the driver's seat and amending the Directives 70 /156/EEC and 97 /27/EC (OJ L 206, 22.7.1997, p 1) in the version in force at the time of the first authorisation of the respective bus and coach, and

f)

on the front steering axle are not fitted with post-cut tyres, or

g)

Buses and coaches not admitted to the Member States of the European Union or to States Parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, if a respective official confirmation of the State of admission in German is available on the In accordance with the above-mentioned provisions and on an annual basis, at least in the scope of Council Directive 96 /96/EC of 20 December 1996 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to technical Monitoring of motor vehicles and their trailers (OJ L 327, 30.4.2004, 1), as amended, may be submitted in the relevant version,

100 km/h.

(6) If you drive on the motorway with dipped beam, its speed does not need to adjust the range of the dipped light if:

1.

the final lamps of the vehicle in front of the vehicle are clearly identifiable and a sufficient distance from it is observed; or

2.

the course of the roadway can be identified in good time by means of control devices with retro-radiators and, together with other light, obstacles.

(7) Turn and reverse are prohibited. (8) Keep, even on side stripes, is prohibited. (9) On foot walking motorways are not allowed to enter. Motorways may only be crossed at intersections, estuaries or other places designated for this purpose; otherwise, each entry shall be prohibited. (10) The exit of motorways is only permitted in places through the exit board (sign 332). and by the arrow character (character 333) or by one of these characters. The exit of road vehicles is only permitted at intersections or junctions. (11) lorries with a maximum authorised mass of more than 7.5 tonnes, including their trailers, and tractors, if the visibility is due to heavy snowfall. or rain is limited to 50 m or less, and not to use the most leftist lanes in snowy or glatteis. Unofficial table of contents

§ 19 Railway crossings

(1) Rail vehicles shall take precedence

1.

on railway crossings with Andreaskreuz (sign 201),

2.

on railway crossings via foot, field, forest or bike paths, and

3.

in port and industrial areas, where the entry of the Andreaskreuz with the additional sign 'Port area, rail vehicles have priority' or 'Industrial area, rail vehicles have priority'.

Road transport may only approach such railway crossings at moderate speed. Those who carry a vehicle shall not be allowed to overtake motor vehicles at railway crossings of character 151, 156 up to and including the area of intersection of rail and road. (2) Vehicles shall have before the cross, walking at a safe distance before the crossing Railway crossing to wait if

1.

is approaching a rail vehicle,

2.

red flashing light or yellow or red light signs are given,

3.

the barriers are lowered or closed,

4.

a railway service stop, or

5.

an audible signal, such as a whistling signal of the approaching train, sounds.

If the red flashing light or the red light sign has the shape of an arrow, it is only to wait for who wants to drive in the direction of the arrow. The lowering of the barriers can be announced by bell signs. (3) If the railway crossing can not be crossed quickly and without a stay due to road traffic, it is to wait in front of the Andreaskreuz. (4) Who is a foot, field, forest or bike path , must behave in accordance with the railway crossing without a cross. (5) Before rail crossings without priority for rail vehicles, there is a safe distance to wait if a railway staff member with a white-red-white flag or a red flag is used. Lamp stop is rented. If yellow or red light signs are given, § 37, paragraph 2, point 1 shall apply. (6) The headlamps of motor vehicles shall not blind anyone. Unofficial table of contents

§ 20 Public transport and school buses

(1) On buses of regular service, on trams and on marked school buses holding stops (sign 224), even in the case of oncoming traffic, may only be used with caution. (2) If passengers get in or out of the bus, on the right shall be carried out only at the rate of step and only at such a distance, that a hazard to passengers is excluded. They must not be hindered either. If necessary, wait for who leads a vehicle. (3) Buses of scheduled services and marked school buses approaching a stop (sign 224) and switched on warning flashing lights must not be overhauled. (4) On buses of the Regular service and on marked school buses holding stops (characters 224) and which have switched on warning flashing lights must be passed only at a rate of step speed and only at such a distance that a hazard to Passengers are excluded. The step speed also applies to the oncoming traffic on the same roadway. Passengers may not be hindered either. If necessary, wait for who leads a vehicle. (5) buses of regular service and school buses are to be used for the departure of marked stops. If necessary, other vehicles will have to wait. (6) People who want to use public transport must expect them on the sidewalks, the sidewalks or a bus stop, or else on the edge of the road. Unofficial table of contents

Section 21 Passenger transport

(1) In motor vehicles, no more persons may be transported than there are seats equipped with safety belts. By way of derogation from the first sentence, in motor vehicles for which safety belts are not required for all seating positions, the number of persons to be transported shall be as large as the number of seats available. The provisions of sentences 1 and 2 shall not apply to bus and coach passengers who are authorised to carry standing passengers. It is forbidden to take persons with them

1.

on motorcycles without a special seat,

2.

on tractors without a suitable seat or

3.

in residential trailers behind motor vehicles.

(1a) Children up to the age of 12. A year of life of less than 150 cm shall only be taken in motor vehicles on seats for which safety belts are required, if retention facilities are used for children referred to in Article 2 (1) (c) of the Council Directive 91 /671/EEC of 16 December 1991 on the compulsory use of safety belts in motor vehicles and the obligation to use child restraint systems in motor vehicles (OJ L 327, 31.12.1991, p. 26), as last amended by Article 1 (2) of the Implementing Directive 2014 /37/EU of 27 February 2014 (OJ L 378, 27.12.2014, p. 32) has been recast, meets the requirements and is suitable for the child. By way of derogation from the first sentence

1.

is not to be used in buses with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3,5 tonnes set 1;

2.

may be secured from the completed third year of life on rear seats with the prescribed safety belts, to the extent that other children with child restraint systems are secured for the purpose of securing additional restraining devices there is no possibility for children,

3.

is

a)

in the case of traffic with taxis and

b)

in the case of other vehicles with a passenger car, where there is a requirement to carry on the carriage within the meaning of section 22 of the Passenger Transport Act,

in the case of rear seats, limit the obligation to secure children with officially approved and suitable restraint systems to two children weighing 9 kg, with a weight of between 9 and 18 kg, at least for a child This derogation shall not apply if there is a regular carriage of children.

(1b) In vehicles not equipped with safety belts, children under three years of age may not be transported. Children from the completed third year of life, which are less than 150 cm, must be transported in such vehicles on the back seat. The provisions of sentences 1 and 2 shall not apply to buses and coaches. (2) The participation of persons on the loading area or in the loading rooms of motor vehicles shall be prohibited. This shall not apply where persons carried on the loading area or in loading rooms have to carry out necessary work there. Furthermore, the prohibition shall not apply to the transport of construction site personnel within construction sites. No one shall be allowed to be taken on the loading area or in the loading rooms of trailers. However, on trailers, where they are used for agricultural or forestry purposes, persons may be taken on suitable seats. The standing during the journey is prohibited, unless it is necessary to accompany the cargo or to work on the loading area. (3) On bicycles, only children up to the age of seven years of age of at least 16 years old if special seats are available for the children, and wheel-coverings or equally effective devices ensure that the children's feet cannot be fed into the spokes. In the case of bicycles which are set up for the carriage of children, up to two children up to the age of seven of at least 16-year-old persons shall be allowed to take part in the driving wheels. The limitation to the full seventh year of life does not apply to the carriage of a disabled child. Unofficial table of contents

Section 21a Safety belts, safety helmets

(1) prescribed safety belts must be laid out during the journey. This shall not apply to:

1.

(dropped)

2.

persons in house-to-door traffic, if they have to leave their vehicle regularly at short intervals in the respective power or delivery district,

3.

Driving with step speed such as reverse driving, rides on parking lots,

4.

buses or coaches in which the carriage of standing passengers is authorised,

5.

the operating staff in bus and coach services and the accompanying staff of persons in need of special care during the services which require leaving the seat;

6.

Passengers in bus and coach buses with a maximum authorised mass exceeding 3,5 tonnes for the short-term exit of the seat.

(2) Those who carry motorcycles or open three-or multi-wheel motor vehicles with a maximum design speed of more than 20 km/h, as well as on or in them, must carry a suitable protective helmet during the journey. This shall not apply if prescribed safety belts are applied. Unofficial table of contents

§ 22 Load

(1) The cargo, including cargo securing equipment and loading equipment, shall be so stowed and secured that, even in the event of a full braking or a sudden evasive movement, it shall not slip, fall, roll back and forth or fall or fall down; can produce avoidable noise. (2) The vehicle and cargo shall not be wider than 2.55 m and not higher than 4 m. Vehicles used for agricultural or forestry purposes may, if loaded with agricultural or forestry products or equipment, be not more than 3 metres in size, together with a load. If they are loaded with agricultural or forestry products, they may be higher than 4 m, together with a load. Refrigerated vehicles shall not be wider than 2.60 m. (3) The cargo shall not project to the front of the vehicle up to a height of 2.50 m, on trains beyond the drawing vehicle. In addition, the charge supernatant may be up to 50 cm above the vehicle, on trains up to 50 cm above the drawing vehicle. (4) The cargo may project to the rear up to 1.50 m, but must be transported over a distance up to a distance of up to a distance of up to a maximum of 50 cm. Distance of 100 km up to 3 m; the distances travelled outside the scope of this Regulation shall not be taken into account. The vehicle or train and cargo shall not be longer than 20.75 metres. If the outermost end of the load projects more than 1 m beyond the retro-reflectors of the vehicle to the rear, it shall be marked by at least

1.

a light red flag, not less than 30 x 30 cm, which is held apart by a crossbar,

2.

an equally large, bright red shield, suspended across the direction of travel, or

3.

A vertical cylindrical body of the same colour and height with a diameter of at least 35 cm.

These means of securing shall not be higher than 1.50 m above the roadway. If necessary (Article 17 (1)), at least one lamp shall be fitted with red light in the same place, and a red retro-reflector shall not exceed 90 cm. (5) If the load is more than 40 cm above the vehicle lamps, in the case of motor vehicles, the load shall be more than 40 cm. the outer edge of the light exit surfaces of the limiting or closing lamps, it shall be marked, if necessary (Article 17 (1)), to be laterally at the maximum of 40 cm from its edge and at most 1.50 m above the road forward by a lamp with white, to the rear through one with red light. Individual rods or piles, horizontal plates and other poorly recognizable objects shall not protrude laterally. Unofficial table of contents

Section 23 Other duties of the vehicle's leading

(1) Anyone who leads a vehicle shall be responsible for the fact that his/her view and hearing are not affected by the occupation, animals, cargo, equipment or condition of the vehicle. Those who carry a vehicle must also ensure that the vehicle, the train, the chucks and the cargo and the occupancy are correct and that the road safety of the vehicle is not affected by the cargo or the occupation. In addition, it is necessary to ensure that the required characteristics are always legible. Prescribed lighting equipment must be available on motor vehicles and their trailers as well as on bicycles on the day and ready to operate, but otherwise only if it is to be expected that the vehicle will still be on the market, If lighting is necessary (§ 17 (1)). (1a) If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not use a mobile or car telephone if the mobile phone or the earphone of the car telephone has to be taken up or held for this purpose. This shall not apply if the vehicle is in the vehicle and the engine is switched off in the case of motor vehicles. (1b) If the vehicle is carrying a vehicle, a technical device must not be operated or carried out in a ready-to-use operation, which is intended to be used for traffic monitoring or disrupt it. This applies in particular to equipment for the disturbance or display of speed measurements (radar warning or laser interference devices). (2) If you are carrying a vehicle, the vehicle, train or the train must be withdrawn from the traffic on the shortest route, if: On the road, any deficiencies which significantly affect road safety will not be removed immediately; however, motorcycles and bicycles may be pushed. (3) If you are driving a bike or a motorcycle, you should not be able to drive vehicles Append. It must not be driven free-handed. The feet may only be taken from the pedals or the foot rest if the road condition requires that. Unofficial table of contents

Section 24 Special transport equipment

(1) Sliding and grabbing wheelchairs, toboggan sleds, pushchairs, scooters, children's bicycles, inline skates, roller skates and similar non-motorised means of transport are not vehicles within the meaning of the Regulation. For the purposes of transport by means of these means of transport, the rules applicable to pedestrian traffic shall apply. (2) Ambulances or wheelchairs other than those referred to in paragraph 1 may be used where pedestrian traffic is permitted, but only with step speed. Unofficial table of contents

§ 25 pedestrians

(1) If you walk on foot, you have to use the walkways. Only if the road has neither a sidewalk nor a side strip, can only be taken on the road. If the carriageway is used, it must be left on the right or left side of the roadway within closed areas; outside closed areas must be left on the left side of the road if it is reasonable. In the case of darkness, in the case of poor visibility or if the traffic situation requires it, must be taken one after the other. (2) Those who walk and carry vehicles or bulky objects must use the road, if on the sidewalk or on the road. Side stripes other on foot walking would be significantly impeded. If you walk on foot, take the vehicles, the road, you have to go at the right edge of the road; before turning to the left, you must not turn left. (3) If you walk, you have to travel quickly, taking account of the vehicle traffic. to cross the shortest route across the direction of travel, if the traffic situation requires it, only at intersections or junctions, on signs of light within markings or on pedestrian crossings (sign 293). If the roadway is crossed at intersections or junctions, pedestrian crossings or markings on light signs are always to be used there. (4) If you walk on foot, you must not have barriers, such as bars or chain railing. . Barrier barriers (sign 600) prohibit entering the blocked road surface. (5) Track systems which do not simultaneously serve the other public road transport may only be entered at the sites designated for this purpose. Unofficial table of contents

§ 26 pedestrian crossings

(1) In the case of pedestrian crossings, vehicles with the exception of rail vehicles shall allow the crossing of the road to be made possible by the walking and running of the nurseries or wheelchairs, who wish to use the overway. Then they are allowed to travel only at moderate speed; if necessary, they must wait. (2) Stock of the traffic, vehicles must not drive on the way if they have to wait on it. (3) On overways must not be overhauled. (4) Runs the Marking via a cycle path or other road part, these regulations shall apply accordingly. Unofficial table of contents

§ 27 Associations

(1) For closed associations, the traffic rules and arrangements which are uniform throughout the journey shall apply mutatily. More than 15 wheel driving ends may form a closed bandage. Then they are allowed to travel to two side by side on the road. Children and youth groups on foot must, as far as possible, use the walkways. (2) Closed bandages, corpses and processions must, if their length so requires, leave open spaces for the rest of the traffic at appropriate intervals; (3) Closed is an association if it is clearly identifiable to others on the market as such. In the case of motor vehicle associations, each individual vehicle must be marked as belonging to the association. (4) The lateral limitation of associations travelling or walking on foot must, if necessary (section 17 (1)), be at least forward through non-blinding luminaires with white light, to the rear by luminaires with red light or yellow flashing light. If such an association is divided into several clearly separated departments, then each one is to be secured in this way. The associations do not need their own lighting if they are otherwise adequately illuminated. (5) Anyone who leads an association has to ensure that the regulations applicable to closed associations are complied with. (6) On bridges, it must not be possible to The same step will be marshaled. Unofficial table of contents

§ 28 Animals

(1) House and stable animals, which may endanger the traffic, shall be kept away from the road. They are only permitted where they are accompanied by suitable persons, who can act on them sufficiently. It is prohibited to lead animals from motor vehicles. Only dogs may be run from bicycles. (2) Those who ride, carry horses or cattle or drive livestock, are subject to uniform traffic rules and arrangements for the whole traffic. At least the lighting needs to be used:

1.

during the driving of cattle at the front a non-dazzling lamp with a white light and at the end a lamp with red light,

2.

in the case of a large animal or cattle, a lamp with a white light, which is not blinding, which is to be brought to the front and the rear on the left side, is clearly visible.

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Section 29 excessive use of roads

(1) Race with motor vehicles is prohibited. (2) Events for which roads are to be used more than usual in the transport sector require permission. This is the case when the use of the road for transport is restricted because of the number or behaviour of the participants or the driving style of the vehicles involved; motor vehicles in the closed bandage always take the road more than In the usual way. The organisers have to ensure that the traffic regulations and any conditions and requirements are complied with. (3) A permit is required for the transport of vehicles and trains whose dimensions, axle loads or total masses are subject to the law. in general, the limits are generally accepted. This also applies to transport with vehicles of which the type of vehicle does not allow a sufficient field of vision to be considered. Unofficial table of contents

§ 30 Protection of the environment, ban on Sundays and public holidays

(1) In the case of use of vehicles, unnecessary noise and preventable exhaust gas pollution are prohibited. In particular, it is forbidden to allow vehicle engines to run unnecessarily, and to close vehicle doors excessively loud. It is forbidden to go back and forth within closed villages if others are harassed by it. (2) Events with motor vehicles require permission if they can disturb the night's sleep. (3) On Sundays and public holidays may During the period from 0.00 am to 10 pm, lorries with a maximum authorised mass of more than 7.5 tonnes as well as trailers behind lorries do not turn away. The prohibition shall not apply to:

1.

combined rail-road freight transport from the consignor to the nearest appropriate loading station or from the nearest appropriate discharge station to the recipient, but only up to a distance of 200 km,

1a.

combined transport of goods by port-road between the loading or unloading point and a port situated within a radius of not more than 150 kilometres (arrival or departure);

2.

the transport of

a)

fresh milk and fresh milk products,

b)

fresh meat and fresh meat products,

c)

fresh fish, fresh fish and fresh fish products,

d)

Slightly perishable fruit and vegetables,

3.

Empty journeys in connection with journeys referred to in point 2;

4.

Journeys with vehicles which are used in accordance with the Federal Power Act. In this case, the notification of benefit must be carried out and shall be handed over to the persons responsible for the examination upon request.

(4) Holidays within the meaning of paragraph 3 are:
New Year;
Karfreitag;
Easter Monday;
Day of work (1 May);
Christ's Ascension;
Pfingstmonday;
Fronleichnam, but only in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Hesse, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate and the Saarland;
Day of German Unity (3. October);
Reformation Day (31. October), but only in Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia;
All-holy (1 November), but only in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland;
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§ 31 Sport and game

(1) Sport and play on the road, the side strips and on cycle paths are not allowed. Sentence 1 shall not apply to the extent that this is indicated by an additional character marked by the approved sport or game type. (2) The additional character

The inline skating and roller skating is permitted. The additional character can also be arranged on its own. Those who are moving there with inline skates or roller skates have to move with extreme caution and with special consideration to the rest of the traffic at the right edge in the direction of travel and to allow vehicles to overtake. Unofficial table of contents

Section 32 Traffic barriers

(1) It shall be prohibited to stain or wet the road or to place or leave objects on the roads where this may jeopardize or make traffic more difficult. Those who are responsible for such traffic conditions must immediately remove them and make them sufficiently recognizable by then. Obstacles to traffic are, if necessary (§ 17 (1)), to be illuminated with their own light source or to be identified by other approved lighting equipment. (2) Senses, mowers or similar dangerous devices are effectively to be disguised. Unofficial table of contents

Section 33 Transport impairments

(1) Prohibitions shall be

1.

the operation of loudspeakers,

2.

the offering of goods and services of all kinds on the street,

3.

every advertising and propaganda by means of image, writing, light or sound outside of closed areas,

if, by doing so, participants may be distracted or harassed in a manner endangering or aggravating the traffic. Also by means of local advertising and propaganda, the traffic outside closed localities must not be disturbed in such a way. (2) Facilities, signs or transport facilities (§ § 36 to 43 in conjunction with Appendices 1 to 4) be confused with them or may affect their effect, may not be affixed or otherwise used where they may have an effect on the movement of the market. Advertising and propaganda in connection with traffic signs and transport facilities are inadmissible. (3) except for the prohibitions provided for in the first sentence of the first sentence of paragraph 1 and the second sentence of the second sentence of paragraph 2, the notification signage shall be applied to ancillary undertakings in the Federal highway and car dealership, the references to services that serve directly on the traffic participants on the Federal Highways. Unofficial table of contents

§ 34 Accident

(1) In the event of a road accident, who is involved,

1.

, without delay,

2.

secure the traffic and, in the event of minor damage, be immediately set aside,

3.

to ascertain the consequences of the accident,

4.

To help injured people (Section 323c of the Criminal Code),

5.

other parties and victims who are present at the scene of the accident

a)

to indicate that you were involved in the accident and

b)

indicate, on request, the name and address of his/her own person and the driver's licence and certificate and, to the best of his knowledge, provide information on insurance against civil liability,

6.

a)

remain at the scene of the accident until such time as the person, the vehicle and the nature of the participation have been made possible by their own presence in favour of the other parties and victims; or

b)

to wait a reasonable period of time in the circumstances and to leave their own name and address at the scene of the accident if no one was prepared to make the finding,

7.

without delay, make it possible for the findings to be made retrospectily if they are entitled to apologize or have been removed from the scene of the accident after the waiting period has expired (point 6 (b)). For this purpose, at least the person entitled to the accident (point 6 (a) or a nearby police station must be informed that the accident has been carried out and that the address, the stay and the registration number and location of the person concerned have been taken into account in the accident. , and to keep the vehicle available for immediate determinations for a reasonable period of time.

(2) The person involved in a traffic accident is any person whose behaviour may have contributed to the accident in the circumstances. (3) Accident marks must not be removed before the necessary findings have been made. Unofficial table of contents

Section 35 Special rights

(1) The provisions of this Regulation shall exempt the Bundeswehr, the Federal Police, the fire brigade, the civil protection, the police and the customs service in so far as this is urgently required for the performance of public tasks. (1a) Paragraph 1 shall apply. in accordance with the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 of this Regulation, for foreign officials who are entitled to postpone or surveillance in the country under international law. (2)

1.

if they want to leave more than 30 motor vehicles in the closed association (§ 27),

2.

any other excessive use of road, other than those referred to in the second sentence of Article 29 (3).

(3) In addition to paragraph 2, the Bundeswehr is also empowered to use excessive use of the road to the extent that agreements have been made. (4) The limitations of the special rights under paragraphs 2 and 3 shall not apply in the case of operations on the occasion of accidents; (5) The troops of the non-German States Parties to the Basic Law as well as in the cases of Articles 91 and 87a (4) of the Basic Law as well as in the case of defence and in case of conflict. (5) In case of urgent military requirements, North Atlantic covenant is subject to the rules (5a) The provisions of this Regulation shall exempt vehicles of the rescue service from the provisions of this Regulation, where the highest rush is (6) Vehicles used for the construction, maintenance or cleaning of roads and facilities in the street or refuse collection and by white-red-white Warning devices shall be marked on all roads and road parts and on any road However, if the maximum permissible mass is up to 2.8 tonnes, the road side shall be driven in any direction at all times and shall, if necessary, be used to clean the walkways only if the maximum permissible mass is up to 2.8 tonnes. The same shall apply to vehicles for cleaning the walkways, the maximum permissible mass of which does not exceed 3,5 tonnes, and the internal pressure of the tyre is not more than 3 bar. In this case, it is to be ensured that no damage to the walking paths and the supply lines lying below it can take place. Persons who are used in this case, or who have to supervise roads or installations in their room, must wear conspicuous warning clothing when working outside of walkways and barriers. (7) Measuring vehicles of the Federal Network Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post and Railway (§ 1 of the Law on the Federal Network Agency) shall be allowed to drive and hold on all roads and road parts at all times, insofar as their public use requires this. (7a) Vehicles of Undertakings providing universal services in accordance with Section 11 of the Postal Code By way of derogation from Annex 2, point 21 (sign 242.1), or in accordance with Article 1 (1) of the Universal Postal Service Regulation, or vehicles of undertakings which provide these universal services (subcontractors) on their behalf. Pedestrian zones are also used outside the times arranged by additional signs for delivery and delivery traffic, as far as this is necessary for the timely emptying of letterboxes or for the collection of letters in stationary facilities. In addition, the vehicles referred to in the first sentence may, by way of derogation from § 12 (4), first sentence, and Appendix 2, point 62 (sign 283), number 63 (sign 286) and number 64 (sign 290.1), in a range of 10 metres in front of or behind a letterbox on the road Also, in the second row, parking in the short term, insofar as this is necessary in the absence of suitable other parking possibilities in this area for the purpose of emptying letterboxes. Sentences 1 and 2 shall apply only to the extent that proof of the provision of the universal service or, in addition, proof of the assignment as a subcontractor in the vehicle is designed or installed in a clearly visible way at all times. § 2 (3) in conjunction with Annex 3, point 7, of the Regulation on the labelling of motor vehicles with a small contribution to the pollution of the 10. October 2006 (BGBl. 2218), as defined by Article 1 of the Regulation of 5 December 2007 (BGBl). (8) The special rights may only be exercised with due regard to public security and public order.

II.
Signs and transport equipment

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§ 36 Signs and instructions of the police officers

(1) The signs and instructions of the police officers shall be followed. They go to all other arrangements and other rules, but do not release the road user from his due diligence. (2) On intersections:

1.

Lateral extension of a arm or both arms transverse to the direction of travel: "Stop at the crossing".

The cross traffic is released.

If this character is given, it shall continue as long as it is in the same direction, or only the basic position is maintained. The released traffic can turn according to the rules of § 9, but to the left only if it does not obstruct rail vehicles by this.

2.

Lifting an arm:

"Wait before the crossing for the next sign",

for road users at the intersection: "clear intersection".

(3) These signs may be supplemented or amended by instructions. (4) The signs are relevant at other road stations, such as entrances and pedestrian crossings. (5) Police officers may use road users for traffic control purposes. , including the control of the ability to drive and to raise traffic. The sign for stopping can also be given by suitable technical equipment on the emergency vehicle, an angle bracket or a red light. These characters can also be used to stop a traffic participant in front of the vehicle. The road users have to follow the instructions of the police officers. Unofficial table of contents

§ 37 Exchange light signs, permanent light signs and green arrow

(1) Light signs shall be subject to priority rules and priority traffic signs. Those who lead a vehicle must not hold up to 10 m in front of a light sign if it is covered by it. (2) alternating light signs have the colour sequence green-yellow-red-red and yellow (at the same time)-green. Red is above, yellow in the middle and green below.

1.

At intersections mean:

Green: "Traffic is released".

It may, according to the rules of § 9, turn left, but to the left only if it does not obstruct rail vehicles.

Green arrow: "Only in the direction of the arrow is the traffic released".

A green arrow on the left behind the crossing indicates that the traffic is stopped by red light and that, who bends left, the intersection in the direction of the green arrow can be driven and cleared unhindered.

Yellow orders: "Wait before the crossing for the next character".

None of these characters shall be subject to due diligence.

Red orders: "Stop before the crossing".

After stopping, bending to the right is also permitted with red, if a sign with a green arrow on black ground (green arrow) is attached to the right of the light sign red. If you are carrying a vehicle, you may only be able to turn right from the right lane. In doing so, one must behave in such a way that a disability or endangering other road users, in particular the pedestrian and vehicle traffic of the released traffic direction, is excluded. Black arrow on red orders the holding, black arrow on yellow to wait only for the indicated direction.

A single-field signal transmitter with green arrow indicates that red can be bent to the right for the straight forward direction.

2.

On other road stations, such as at intakes and on markings for pedestrian traffic, the light signs have corresponding meaning.

3.

Light sign systems can be limited to the color sequence yellow-red.

4.

For each of a number of marked lanes (characters 295, 296 or 340), a separate light signal can be given. In the case of rail tracks, special signs, including in different phases, may be given; this also applies to bus and coach buses and to vehicles of the student, which are to be marked with the school bus sign, and Disabled persons, if they use a traffic space kept free from the rest of the traffic; this also applies to ambulances, bicycles, taxis and buses in occasional services, to the extent that these are also permitted by additional signs there.

5.

If the light signs are valid only for walking or only for cycling, this is indicated by the symbol "pedestrian" or "bike traffic". For walking on foot, the color sequence is green-red-green; for wheel driving it can be like this. If green changes to red, while walking on foot cross the road, they have to continue their path quickly.

6.

If you drive a bike, you have to pay attention to the signs of traffic light. By way of derogation, the special light signs for cycling are to be taken into account on the wheel traffic routes. On light signs with bicycle tours without special light signs for wheel driving, wheel driving must continue to observe the light signs for walking by foot until 31 December 2016, as far as a cyclists ' furt borders on a pedestrian area.

(3) Permanent light signs over a lane lock him or give him free for driving.

Red crossed beveled bars arrange:

"The lane must not be used".

A green, downward arrow means:

"The traffic on the lane is released".

A yellow blinking arrow pointing at the bottom of the arrow indicates:

(4) Where light signs regulate the traffic, may be driven side by side, even if the traffic density does not justify that. (5) Anyone who leads a vehicle shall not be allowed to hold on to driving strips with permanent light signs. Unofficial table of contents

§ 38 Blue flashing light and yellow flashing light

(1) Blue flashing light, together with the coronary horn, may only be used when the highest possible haste is required in order to save human lives or to prevent serious health damage, to avert a threat to public safety or order, to be able to persecut any volatile person or to obtain significant property.

It orders:

"All other road users have immediately to create free trains".

(2) Blue flashing light may only be used by vehicles equipped with it and only for warning of accident or other emergency services, in the case of operational journeys or when accompanied by vehicles or by closed associations. (3) Yellow flashlight warns of danger. It can be used stationary or from vehicles. The use of vehicles shall be permitted only to warn of work or accident sites, of unusually slow moving vehicles, or of vehicles of unusual width or length, or of unusually broad or long cargo. Unofficial table of contents

Section 39 Transport signs

(1) In view of the obligation on all road users to comply with the general and specific rules of conduct of this Regulation on their own responsibility, local arrangements are only made by road signs where this is not the case. (1 a) Within closed localities there is to be reckoned with the arrangement of tempo 30 zones (sign 274.1) away from the main roads (sign 306). (2) Regulations by means of traffic signs go to General traffic rules. Traffic signs are signs of danger, signs and signs. As signs, they are regularly on the right. If they apply only to individual marked lanes, they are usually attached via the same. (3) Additional signs are also traffic signs. Additional characters indicate black symbols, drawings or inscriptions on a white background with a black border, unless otherwise specified. They are attached directly, usually under the traffic sign to which they relate. (4) Traffic signs can be applied on a white carrier board. By way of derogation from the marked traffic signs, the white areas may be black and black and the black symbols and the black border may be white, if these signs are only produced by luminaires. (5) Also markings and markings Wheel traffic guide markings are traffic signs. They're basically white. They are yellow only as temporarily valid marks; then they raise the white markings. Yellow markings can also be carried out in the form of marking button release, marking light button frees or as guide thresholds or guide borings. Light-knop-free shall only apply if they are switched on. All lines can be replaced by evenly tight marker pits. In traffic-based business areas (§ 45 paragraph 1d), road limitations may also be carried out by other means, in particular by paving lines. Signs and the reproduction of traffic signs on the road are used to indicate a traffic sign attached. (6) Traffic signs may be attached to a vehicle. They also apply while the vehicle is moving. (7) If symbols are shown on other traffic signs than those shown in Appendixes 1 to 3 to § § 40 to 42, the symbols shall mean:

Motor vehicles and other multi-track Motor vehicles	Motor vehicles with a Maximum permissible mass over 3,5 tonnes, including of their trailers, and Tractors, Excluded passenger cars and Buses and coaches	Cycling
Pedestrians	Rider	Livestock
Tram	Bus and coach	Passenger cars
Passenger cars with trailer	Heavy goods vehicles with Trailer	motor vehicles and trains, that are not faster than 25 km/h can drive or may
Motorcycles, also with Vans, mopeds and Mofas	Mofas	Spanning plants

(8) In the case of special danger situations, the symbol "Viehtrieb" and "Reiter" and symbols with the following meaning may also be arranged as a danger sign according to Appendix 1:

Snow or ice smoothness	Stone strike	Splint, gravel
Moving bridge	Shore	Pedestrian crossing
Amphibious migration	Insufficient light profile	Flight Operations

(9) The traffic signs and traffic devices illustrated in the installations 1 to 4 can also be arranged with the variants shown in the traffic drawing catalogue. The traffic drawing catalogue is published by the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure in the transport journal. Unofficial table of contents

§ 40 Dangerous Signs

(1) A danger warning should be given to increased attention, in particular in order to reduce the speed with regard to a hazardous situation (§ 3 (1)). (2) Outside closed localities, they are generally 150 to 250 m before the Danger points. If the distance is considerably less, it can be specified on an additional character, such as
(3) Within closed localities, they are generally close to the point of danger. (4) An additional sign such as:
may indicate the length of the hazard zone. (5) If a danger sign is present in front of an injunction, a black arrow points in the direction of the danger point if it is in the other road. (6) General danger signs are indicated Section 1 of Appendix 1. (7) Special danger signs before the transitions of rail tracks are given priority in Annex 1, Section 2. Unofficial table of contents

§ 41 Prewritten signs

(1) If you take part in the traffic, you must comply with the prohibitions or prohibitions provided by the signs in accordance with Appendix 2. (2) Trademarks are subject to the sentence 2 where or from where the order must be followed. If, for reasons of ease or safety, the signs are at a certain distance from the start of the obligation to comply, the distance to the relevant location shall be indicated on an additional symbol. Other additional characters include only general restrictions on the bids or prohibitions or general exceptions to them. The special additional characters to the characters 283, 286, 277, 290.1, and 290.2 can determine something else, for example, extend the scope. Unofficial table of contents

§ 42 Directive

(1) Indicative signs provide specific information on the facilitation of transport. They may also contain signs or bans. (2) Those who take part in the transport shall comply with the prohibitions or prohibitions laid down by reference to Appendix 3. (3) Indicative signs shall be provided, subject to the second sentence, where or from where to the order. shall be followed. If, for reasons of ease or safety, the signs are at a certain distance from the start of the obligation to comply, the distance to the relevant location shall be indicated on an additional symbol. Unofficial table of contents

Section 43 Transport facilities

(1) Transport facilities are barriers, barrier posts, shut-off devices as well as control devices that are red-white stripped down to lead posts, guide sleepers and lead borings. The function of a temporarily valid marker and are yellow are the guiding thresholds and the guiding borders. Traffic facilities are also barriers, parking meters, parking ticket machines, flashing lights and light signs as well as traffic control systems. Section 39 (1) shall apply in accordance with. (2) Regulations by means of transport shall be governed by the general traffic rules. (3) Transport equipment referred to in the first sentence of paragraph 1 shall be obtained from Annex 4. The road surfaces marked by transport equipment (Annex 4 (1) to (7)) must not be used by road users. (4) For identification in accordance with Article 17 (4), second sentence, and 3 of vehicles and trailers, which are closed within the closed loop. Holding localities on the road can be used officially checked park warning boards.

III.
Implementing, penal and final provisions

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Section 44 Sachliche jurisdiction

(1) In the case of the implementation of this Regulation, the road traffic authorities shall, unless otherwise specified, be the subject of the Regulation. According to the national law, the responsibility of the supreme state authorities and the higher administrative authorities can be transferred in individual cases or in general to another authority. (2) The police are authorized to transport traffic through signs and instructions. (§ 36) and to be regulated by means of operation of light-signalling systems. In the event of a risk of default, in order to maintain the safety or order of road transport, the police may act in place of the competent authorities and shall take provisional measures; it shall then determine the means of securing and directing the road (3) The permit referred to in Article 29 (2) and in Article 30 (2) shall be granted by the Road Traffic Authority, by the higher managing authority if the event goes beyond the district of a road transport authority, and the highest State authority, if the event is over the administrative district of a higher management authority. If the event touches several countries, it is the supreme state authority in whose country the event begins. Under the terms of the national law, the responsibility of the supreme federal authorities and the higher administrative authorities may be transferred in individual cases or in general to another authority. (3a) The permission granted pursuant to § 29 (3) shall be granted by the Road traffic authority, on the other hand, the higher managing authority, which permits deviations from the dimensions, the axle loads, the total permissible masses and the field of vision of the vehicle, except where the hearing procedure is not carried out; it is shall also be responsible for exceptions pursuant to section 46 (1) (2) and (5) within the framework of such a Permission. The same shall apply if another authority exercises these tasks to the higher management authority. (4) Agreements on the use of roads by military transport shall be concluded by the Bundeswehr or the troops of the non-German contracting states of the (5) Where there are no agreements or special arrangements for foreign forces, the higher administrative authorities or the authorities shall grant the following: National law designated authorities for excessive use of the Road by the Bundeswehr or by the troops of the non-German States Parties to the North Atlantic Treaty; they also grant permission for the excessive use of the road by the Federal Police, the police and the civil protection. Unofficial table of contents

Section 45 Road signs and transport facilities

(1) Road traffic authorities may restrict or prohibit the use of certain roads or road routes for reasons of safety or order of transport and redirect traffic. They have the same right

1.

to carry out work in the street,

2.

on the prevention of extraordinary damage to the road,

3.

for the protection of the resident population from noise and exhaust gas,

4.

on the protection of waters and medicinal springs,

5.

in respect of the measures necessary for the maintenance of public security, and

6.

for research into accident events, traffic behaviour, traffic flows and the testing of planned traffic control measures or traffic-regulating measures.

(1a) The same law shall also apply to:

1.

in bathing and healing climatic health resorts,

2.

in air suburbs,

3.

of special importance in recreational areas,

4.

in landscape areas and districts, which mainly serve the recovery,

4a.

with regard to locally limited measures on the grounds of protection of species or biotopes,

4b.

in the case of locally and temporally limited measures for the protection of cultural events taking place outside the area of the road and which are significantly affected by road transport, in particular by the noise emitted by that road,

5.

in the vicinity of hospitals and nursing homes, and

6.

in the immediate vicinity of recreational sites outside closed villages,

(1b) The road traffic authorities shall also take the necessary measures to ensure that they are prevented from being harassed by the vehicle.

1.

in connection with the establishment of parking spaces for large-scale events,

2.

in connection with the labelling of parking facilities for severely disabled persons with exceptional disability, amelia or phocomelia on both sides or with comparable functional restrictions and for blind people,

2a.

in connection with the identification of parking facilities for residents of urban neighbourhoods with a significant lack of parking space by reserving the parking space for the beneficiaries in full or in time, or by arranging the parking space for the residents of the city. Exemption of ordered parking management measures,

3.

on the identification of pedestrian areas and traffic-calmed areas,

4.

on the maintenance of security or order in these areas, and

5.

for the protection of the population from noise and exhaust gas or in support of an orderly development of urban development.

The road traffic authorities order the parking facilities for residents, the identification of pedestrian areas, traffic-calmed areas and measures to protect the population from noise and exhaust gas or to support an orderly Urban development in agreement with the municipality. (1c) The road traffic authorities also classify within closed localities, especially in residential areas and areas with high traffic density and high traffic density, as well as high traffic density, high traffic density and high traffic density. Quering requirements, pace 30 zones in agreement with the municipality. The zone arrangement must not extend on the roads of the local traffic (federal, state and district roads) nor on other main roads (sign 306). It may only cross roads without light signs or junctions, lane boundaries (sign 295), guidelines (sign 340) and cycle paths subject to use (sign 237, 240, 241 or sign 295 in combination with sign 237) . In principle, the pre-travel rule according to § 8 (1) sentence 1 ("right to left") must apply at intersections and inconsions within the zone. By way of derogation from the third sentence, 30-zones arranged before 1 November 2000 shall be allowed to protect pedestrians by means of light-signalling systems. (1d) In central urban areas with high pedestrian traffic and predominant residence function (traffic-calmed business units) may also be arranged to arrange zones-speed limits of less than 30 km/h. (1e) The road traffic authorities shall arrange the necessary routes for the operation of toll-paying routes. Traffic signs and transport facilities on the basis of the concessionaire on the road map. The necessary arrangements must be made no later than three months after the entry of the road map. (1f) For the identification of the measures to be taken in an air pollution plan or a plan for short-term measures in accordance with § 47 (1) or (2) of the Federal Immission Protection Act (Federal Immission Protection Act), the road traffic authority shall assign the necessary traffic bans by means of the characters 270.1 and 270.2 in conjunction with the additional symbol provided for this purpose. (2) To implement Road construction work and the prevention of extraordinary damage to the road, which are conditioned by their physical condition, may order the authorities designated under national law for road construction (the road building authority), subject to other measures taken by road traffic authorities, to order traffic bans and restrictions, the Divert traffic and guide it through markings and guide devices. For railway crossings of public transport, only railway undertakings may be able to behave in accordance with a specific behaviour by flashing lights or signs of light, by red-white striped barriers or by the establishment of the cross-section of the Andreastick. Prescribe traffic participants. All bids and bans shall be ordered by means of signs and means of transport pursuant to this Regulation. (3) In addition, the road traffic authorities shall designate where and which traffic signs and traffic signs shall be affixed and to be removed, Street name signs only where they are to be attached, as shown in sign 437. The road-building authorities shall determine the type of installation and the design, such as oversize, lighting, whether or not the guide posts are to be installed, subject to other orders from the road traffic authorities. They may also, subject to other measures taken by the road traffic authorities, place signs of danger if the safety of the traffic is threatened by the state of the road. (4) The authorities mentioned may only use traffic signs to transport traffic. in the case referred to in the second sentence of paragraph 1 of paragraph 1, but also by arrangements made known by radio, television, daily newspapers or in any other way, provided that the establishment of traffic signs and facilities are not possible in the circumstances. (5) The purchase, installation, maintenance and removal of traffic signs and transport equipment and their operation, including their lighting, shall be subject to the duty of the developer, otherwise the owner of the road shall be required. This also applies to the lighting of pedestrian crossings arranged by the road traffic authority. (6) Before the start of work that affects road transport, the contractors-the contractors must be provided with a Road map-obtain from the competent authority arrangements referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 above how their places of work are to be shut down and to be marked as to whether and how the traffic, even in the case of partial road closures, is to be limited and to regulate, whether and how they have to mark locked roads and redirects. They have to follow these orders and operate light-signalling systems. (7) If roads are marked as main roads or as traffic diversions, construction measures, by which the roadway is restricted, require the consent of the Road traffic authority, except in the case of road maintenance and emergency measures. The consent shall be deemed to have been granted if the Authority has not expressed its opinion within one week of receipt of the application for the measure. (7a) The crew of vehicles in the assistance service, in the case of salvage operations and in the preparation of Towing measures may be used in the event of danger in arrears for self-locking, for securing the hooked vehicle and for securing the rest of the traffic at the Pannenstelle Leitkegel (sign 610). (8) The road traffic authorities within closed localities, the maximum permitted speed may be Increase certain roads with characters 274. Outside closed localities, they may, with the agreement of the competent supreme state authorities, raise the maximum speed permitted under section 3 (3) (2) (c) by sign 274 to 120 km/h. (9) Road signs and Transport facilities shall be arranged only where this is imperative on account of the particular circumstances. In addition to the arrangement of protective strips for wheeled traffic (sign 340) or cycle roads (sign 244.1) or speed 30 zones referred to in paragraph 1c or zone-speed limits referred to in paragraph 1d, restrictions and restrictions may be imposed, in particular: The prohibition of the flow of traffic shall be ordered only if, on account of the particular local circumstances, there is a risk that the general risk of impairment of the legal goods referred to in the preceding paragraphs is significant exceeds. By way of derogation from the second sentence of paragraph 1 or 2 (3), restrictions or bans on the flow of traffic may also be ordered, in so far as the effects of changes in the traffic conditions resulting from the collection of the Tolls under the federal road toll law have been caused, can be removed or mitigated. 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Section 46 Exception and permission

(1) Road traffic authorities may authorise exemptions in certain individual cases or in general for certain applicants.

1.

the provisions relating to road use (§ 2);

2.

from the prohibition to enter a motorway or a road or to use vehicles which are not registered there (Article 18 (1) and (9));

3.

the stopping and parking prohibitions (§ 12 (4));

4.

from the prohibition of parking before or in relation to land-and-trips (Article 12 (3) (3));

4a.

the provision of parking ticket machines only with a parking ticket only during the running of the watch only during the running of the watch (§ 13 (1));

4b.

from the requirement to park in the zone of a zone holding ban (characters 290.1 and 290.2) only during the period prescribed there (Article 13 (2));

4c.

the provisions relating to the towing of vehicles (§ 15a);

5.

the provisions relating to the height, length and width of the vehicle and cargo (Article 18 (1), second sentence, Article 22 (2) to (4));

5a.

the prohibition of the inadmissible take-up of persons (§ 21);

5b.

the provisions relating to the application of safety belts and the wearing of protective helmets (§ 21a);

6.

from the ban on driving animals from motor vehicles and animals other than dogs from bicycles (Article 28 (1), third sentence, and 4);

7.

the ban on sundays and public holidays (§ 30 (3));

8.

the prohibition of placing obstacles on the road (Article 32 (1));

9.

from the prohibitions, loudspeakers, to offer goods or services on the street (Article 33 (1) (1) and (2));

10.

the banning of advertising and propaganda in connection with road signs (§ 33 (2), second sentence) only for the areas of leukemic columns where public transport stops are located;

11.

the prohibitions or restrictions imposed by reference signs (Appendix 2), indicative signs (Appendix 3), transport facilities (Appendix 4) or arrangements (§ 45 (4));

12.

from the prohibition of night and Sunday savings (§ 12 (3a)).

The Federal Armed Forces (Bundeswehr), the Federal Police and the Police (Bundespolizei), the Federal Police Office (Bundespolizei) and the Federal Police Office (Bundespolizei), the Federal Armed Forces (Bundespolizei) and the Federal Police Office (Bundespolizei), are prohibited from taking persons on the loading area or in cargo spaces (§ 21 whose services, in the case of civil protection, authorise the competent national authorities, exemptions. The same applies to the requirement that prescribed safety belts must be applied or protective helmets must be worn (§ 21a). (2) The competent supreme state authorities or the bodies designated by national law may be subject to all regulations. this Regulation shall authorise derogations in respect of certain individual cases or, in general, for certain applicants. In addition, they may allow exceptions for certain roads or road routes from the ban on Sundays and public holidays (§ 30 (3)) to the extent that these are necessary in the context of different holiday arrangements in the Länder (§ 30 paragraph 4). If the effects of the exemption extend beyond a country and a uniform decision is necessary, the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure is responsible; this does not apply to exceptions to the prohibition of the Racing events (§ 29 (1)). (3) exemption and permission may be granted subject to withdrawal and may be provided with secondary provisions (conditions, deadlines, conditions). Where necessary, the competent authority may request the submission of an expert opinion at the request of the applicant. The modesty is to be carried on and handed over to the persons responsible for the request. In the case of authorisations pursuant to § 29 (3) and exemption authorisations pursuant to § 46 (1) (5), the carrying out of remote-copied shedding or printing of electronically issued and signed certificates as well as their digitised form shall be sufficient on a Storage medium when it is carried out in such a way that it can be made readable by persons responsible for inspection at the request. (4) derogations and permits issued by the competent authority shall apply to the scope of this Regulation. shall be effective provided that they do not specify a different scope. Unofficial table of contents

Section 47 Local competence

(1) The authorisations granted in accordance with § 29 (2) and § 30 (2) shall be granted for an event beginning abroad, the competent authority in the territory of which the border crossing point is situated in accordance with § 44 (3). This authority shall also be responsible, if otherwise permitted and subject to authorisation and subject to authorisation, abroad. The permit referred to in Article 29 (3) shall be granted to the road authority in whose district the authorised traffic begins, or to the road authority in whose district the applicant is situated, its place of residence, its registered office or a branch (2) The granting of licences shall be subject to the granting of exemptions

1.

in accordance with Article 46 (1) (2), for an exception to section 18 (1), the road traffic authority in whose district the motorway or road transport road is to be entered. However, if a permit is granted in accordance with Section 29 (3) or a derogation pursuant to Article 46 (1) (5), the managing authority shall be responsible for issuing the said authority;

2.

in accordance with Article 46 (1) (4a) for small-scale persons and in accordance with Article 46 (1) (4a) and (4b) for the Ohnhänder (Ohnhänder), the road authority in whose district the applicant has his place of residence, including those areas outside of its district;

3.

in accordance with Article 46 (1) (4c), the road traffic authority in whose district the applicant has his place of residence, its registered office or a branch;

4.

in accordance with Article 46 (1) (5), the road traffic authority in whose district the traffic to be approved begins or the road authority in whose district the applicant has his place of residence, its registered office or a branch;

5.

in accordance with Article 46 (1) (5b), the road traffic authority in whose district the applicant has his place of residence, including those areas outside the district of the road;

6.

in accordance with Article 46 (1) (7), the road traffic authority in whose district the cargo is taken or the road traffic authority in whose district the applicant has his place of residence, its registered office or a branch. These are also responsible for the authorisation of the vacancy at the place of loading, and then, if the derogation is not used in their country, or if there is no ban on driving there;

7.

in accordance with Article 46 (1) (11), the road traffic authority in whose district the prohibitions, restrictions and orders are issued, but for persons with a severe disability, each road authority shall also be responsible for the measures taken outside their own district are arranged;

8.

in all other cases, the road traffic authority in whose district the derogation is to be used.

(3) The permits for the excessive use of the road by the Bundeswehr, the troops referred to in Article 35 (5), the Federal Police, the police and civil protection shall be granted by the higher administrative authority or by the national law. Place in whose district the authorized traffic begins. Unofficial table of contents

§ 48 Transport

Those who do not comply with traffic regulations shall be obliged to take part in an instruction on the behaviour of road transport on the basis of a subpoena of the road traffic authority or of the officials responsible for it. Unofficial table of contents

§ 49 Administrative Offences

(1) An administrative offence within the meaning of Section 24 of the Road Traffic Act acts as a person who intentionally or negligently violates a provision relating to

1.

the general behaviour of road transport in accordance with Article 1 (2);

2.

the use of vehicles by vehicles in accordance with Article 2 (1) to (3a), (4), first sentence, (4), (5) or (6) or (5),

3.

the speed according to § 3,

4.

the distance according to § 4,

5.

the overhaul in accordance with Article 5 (1) or (2), (3) (1), (3a) to (4a), (5) sentence 2, (6) or (7),

6.

the foreruning according to § 6,

7.

the use of left lanes in accordance with § 7 (3a) sentence 1, also in conjunction with sentence 2, paragraph 3b, paragraph 3c, sentence 3, or the lane change in accordance with § 7 (5),

7a.

the behaviour on the strip of threading in accordance with Article 7a (3);

8.

the way forward in accordance with § 8,

9.

bend, turn or reverse in accordance with Article 9 (1), second sentence of paragraph 2 or 3, paragraphs 3 to 5,

10.

the entry or start-up according to § 10 sentence 1 or sentence 2,

11.

the behaviour of specific traffic situations in accordance with Article 11 (1) or (2);

12.

holding or parking in accordance with Article 12 (1), (3), (3a), first sentence, (3b) sentence 1, (4) sentence 1, 2 second half-sentence, sentence 3 or 5, or paragraphs 4a to 6,

13.

parking, parking tickets or parking garages according to § 13 (1) or (2),

14.

the duty of care when entering or leaving in accordance with § 14,

15.

the stay of vehicles according to § 15,

15a.

Towing according to § 15a,

16.

the issuing of warning signs in accordance with § 16,

17.

the lighting and the standing of unlit vehicles in accordance with Article 17 (1) to (4), the first sentence of paragraph 4 (a), (5) or (6),

18.

the use of motorways and motorways in accordance with Article 18 (1) to (3), (5) sentence 2 or (6) to (11),

19.

the behavior

a)

at railway crossings in accordance with Article 19 (1), first sentence, point 2 or 3, sentence 2, sentence 3 or paragraph 2, sentence 1, also in conjunction with sentence 2 or paragraphs 3 to 6, or

b)

at and before stops of public transport and school buses according to § 20,

20.

the carriage of passengers pursuant to Article 21 (1), sentence 4, first sentence of paragraph 1a, also in conjunction with the second sentence of the second sentence of paragraph 2, the first sentence of the second paragraph of paragraph 2, or the first sentence of paragraph 6 or the third sentence of paragraph 3, or

20a.

the application of safety belts in accordance with the first sentence of Article 21a (1) or the wearing of helmets pursuant to Article 21a (2) sentence 1,

21.

the cargo referred to in § 22,

22.

other obligations of the driver pursuant to Article 23 (1), (1a) sentence 1, (1b), (2), first half-sentence, or (3),

23.

driving with nurses or wheelchairs other than those referred to in Article 24 (1) in accordance with Article 24 (2);

24.

the behavior

a)

as per § 25 (1) to (4),

b)

on pedestrian crossings in accordance with § 26 or

c)

on the bridges referred to in Article 27 (6),

25.

the protection of the environment in accordance with § 30 (1) or (2) or the ban on sundays and public holidays pursuant to § 30 (3) sentence 1 or 2 (4) sentence 2,

26.

the sports or games referred to in the first sentence of section 31 (1), paragraph 2, sentence 3,

27.

the preparation, disposal or identification of traffic conditions or the effective disguise of dangerous equipment in accordance with § 32,

28.

Traffic obstructions pursuant to § 33 (1) or (2) or

29.

the behaviour following a road accident in accordance with Article 34 (1) (1), (2), (5) or (6) (b), provided that, in this latter case, an appropriate period of time is maintained in accordance with the circumstances, but not the name and address at the place of accidents -or in accordance with § 34 (3),

(2) In the sense of § 24 of the Road Traffic Act, the person who intentionally or negligently acts in violation of the law is also in breach of the law.

1.

as the leader of a closed association, contrary to Article 27 (5), it does not ensure that the rules applicable to closed associations are complied with,

1a.

Contrary to Article 27 (2), a closed association shall be interrupted,

2.

as the leader of a group of children or youth, contrary to § 27 (1) sentence 4, it is not possible to use the walkway,

3.

in the case of an animal keeper or otherwise responsible for the animals, in accordance with Article 28 (1) or (2) sentence 2,

4.

the rider, the driver of horses, drivers or guides of cattle contrary to § 28 (2) of a uniform traffic rule or arrangement for the whole of the road traffic,

5.

participating in a race in the form of a motor vehicle driver in accordance with Article 29 (1);

6.

, contrary to § 29 (2) sentence 1, an event is carried out or, contrary to § 29 (2) sentence 3, the event organiser does not ensure that the relevant traffic regulations or conditions are complied with, or

7.

contrary to § 29 (3), a vehicle or train is carried out there.

(3) In the sense of § 24 of the Road Traffic Act, furthermore, who intentionally or negligently acts contrary to the law of the law

1.

Contrary to Article 36 (1) to (4), a sign or a directive or, contrary to paragraph 5, sentence 4, does not comply with a holding or instruction of a police officer,

2.

a provision of § 37 on the conduct of alternating light signs, permanent light signs or when turning right with green arrow,

3.

Contrary to § 38 (1), 2 or 3 sentence 3, blue flashing light is used in conjunction with the emergency horn or alone or yellow flashing light, or does not immediately create a free train, contrary to § 38 (1) sentence 2,

4.

Contrary to Article 41 (1), the prohibition of Appendix 2, column 3, is not followed by means of a sign-up mark,

5.

Contrary to Article 42 (2), the prohibition of Appendix 3, column 3, is not followed by a reference character,

6.

, contrary to Article 43 (3), second sentence, a closed-off road surface is used; or

7.

shall be contrary to an order giving effect to the traffic, which has been disclosed in accordance with Article 45 (4), second half-sentence.

(4) In the sense of Section 24 of the Road Traffic Act, illegal or negligent acts are involved in the conduct of an offence.

1.

the prohibition of Article 35 (6), sentence 1, 2 or 3, on the cleaning of walkways,

1a.

Contrary to Article 35 (6) sentence 4, no conspicuous warning clothing is provided,

2.

Exercising special rights under Article 35 (8) without taking due account of public security and order,

3.

Contrary to Article 45 (6), work begins without having obtained orders previously, does not comply with these arrangements or does not operate any light-drawing equipment,

4.

Contrary to Article 46 (3), first sentence, it does not comply with a fully-enforceable requirement for a derogation or permit,

5.

contrary to the third sentence of Article 46 (3), even in conjunction with sentence 4, which does not carry on or on request does not give or make visible or make visible the seizure, printouts or their digitised form,

6.

contrary to § 48 of a subpoena for the teaching of transport, or

7.

Contrary to § 50 on the island of Heligoland, a motor vehicle leads or rides on a bicycle.

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Section 50 Special arrangements for the island of Helgoland

On the island of Heligoland, traffic with motor vehicles and cycling is prohibited. Unofficial table of contents

Section 51 Special cost arrangements

By way of derogation from Section 5b (1) of the Road Traffic Act, the costs of the characters 386.1, 386.2 and 386.3 shall be the person who requests the drawing up of this mark. Unofficial table of contents

§ 52 (omitted)

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Section 53 Entry into force, external force

(1) This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 April 2013. (2) The Road Traffic Order of 16 November 1970 (BGBl. I p. 1565; 1971 I p. 38), as last amended by Article 1 of the Regulation of 1 December 2010 (BGBl. 1737), the following measures shall be repeal of the date referred to in paragraph 1:

1.

Traffic signs in the design after the version in force until 1 July 1992 continue to be valid.

2.

§ 18 (5) (3) of the version in force before 8 December 2007 is to be applied further for bus and coach buses which have been on the market for the first time before 8 December 2007.

3.

Additional sign to sign 220 which could be allowed in the opposite direction after the provisions of the bicycle traffic regulations in force until 1 April 2013, to the extent permitted in a one-way street with a low traffic load Maximum speed due to traffic signs is limited to 30 km/h or less, remain valid until 1 April 2017.

4.

The characters 150, 153, 353, 380, 381, 388 and 389, which are arranged until 1 April 2013, shall remain until 31 December 2013. October 2022.

5.

Already arranged characters 311, which are white in the upper part, if the locality to which the reference is made belongs to the same community as the previously traversed locality, remain valid.

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Final formula

The Federal Council has agreed. Unofficial table of contents

Appendix 1 (to § 40 (6) and (7))
General and special danger signs

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2013, 390-393)
123 lfd. Nr.Character explanations

Section 1 General danger signs (to § 40 (6))
1	Sign 101 Hazardous Point	An additional character can identify the danger.
2	Sign 102 Crossing or injunction	Crossing or injunction with right of way from the right
3	Sign 103 Curve
4	Sign 105 Double Curve
5	Character 108 Counterfeit
6	Character 110 Slope
7	Character 112 Uneven carrion
8	Sign 114 Risk of skidling or slipping	Skidling or sliding danger in wet or dirt
9	Sign 117 Side wind
10	Sign 120 Narrowed lane
11	Sign 121 Roadway narrowed on one side
12	Sign 123 Work Unit
13	Sign 124 Stau
14	Sign 125 Counter-traffic
15	Character 131 Light signalling system
16	Character 133 Pedestrians
17	Sign 136 Children
18	Character 138 Cycling
19	Sign 142 Wild game
Section 2 Special danger signs before transitions of rail tracks as a priority (to § 40 (7))
20	Sign 151 Railway crossing
21	Character 156 Railway crossing with three-tensed beacon	Railway crossing with three-stripe beacon about 240 m before the railway crossing. The indication of considerably deviating distances can be done on the three-row, double-stripped and single-stripped beacon above the oblique strips in black numbers.
22	Sign 159 Bake Two-Strike	Two-line beacon about 160 m in front of the railway crossing
23	Character 162 Bake Cages	Contestation Bake about 80 m before the railway crossing

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Appendix 2 (to section 41 (1))
Pre-written characters

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2013, 394-410)

123 lfd. Nr.Signs and additional character or prohibitions Explanatory notes

Section 1 Waiting offers and holding bids
1	Sign 201 Andreaskreuz	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who carry a vehicle must give priority to rail transport. 2. If you carry a vehicle, you must not keep up to 10 m before this sign if it is covered by it. 3. If you are carrying a vehicle, you shall be allowed to leave behind and behind this a) within closed localities (letters 310 and 311) up to 5 m each, b) outside closed villages up to 50 m each do not park. 4. An additional sign with a black arrow indicates that the cross is only valid for the road traffic in the direction of this arrow. Explanation The sign (also lying) is in front of the railway crossing, as a rule immediately before. A lightning arrow in the middle of the Andreastick indicates that the track has a voltage carrying forward guidance.
2	Sign 205 Grant the trip.	Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you are carrying a vehicle, you must give it a journey. 2. If you carry a vehicle, you must not keep up to 10 m before this sign if it is covered by it. Explanation The sign is located immediately before the crossing or injunction. It can be announced by the same character with the additional character that indicates the distance.
2.1		Prohibition or prohibition If the additional character is arranged together with the character 205, it means: If you are carrying a vehicle, you have to give your way to the front and pay attention to cycling from the left and the right. Explanation The additional character is above the character 205.
2.2		Prohibition or prohibition If the additional character is arranged together with the character 205, it means: If you are carrying a vehicle, you must give the tramway to the road. Explanation The additional character is above the character 205.
3	Character 206 Halt. Grant the trip.	Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you are carrying a vehicle, you must stop and give your way to the front. 2. If you carry a vehicle, you must not keep up to 10 m before this sign if it is covered by it. 3. If there is no holding line (sign 294) there is to stop where the other road is to be overlooked.
3.1		Explanation The additional character, together with the character 205, announces the holding bid at the specified distance.
3.2		Prohibition or prohibition If the additional character is arranged together with the character 206, it means: If you lead a vehicle, you have to stop and give your way to the front of the vehicle, paying attention to cycling from the left and the right. Explanation The additional character is above the character 206.
To 2 and 3		Explanation The additional character, together with the characters 205 or 206, indicates the course of the main road (abknickende ancestor).
4	Character 208 Priority of Countertrade	Prohibition or prohibition Those who carry a vehicle shall give priority to countertraffic.
Section 2 Driving Directions Prescribed
on 5 to 7		Prohibition or prohibition If you carry a vehicle, you must follow the prescribed direction of travel. Explanation [0050] Other than the driving directions shown, are accordingly prescribed. Point 70 of Annex 2 is referred to.
5	Character 209 Right
6	Character 211 Right here
7	Sign 214 Straight ahead or right
8	Sign 215 Roundabout	Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you are carrying a vehicle, you must follow the required direction of travel in the roundabout right. 2. If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not overtake the middle island of the roundabout. Only vehicles which, because of their dimensions, would otherwise not be able to travel, are exempted from this ban. They shall be allowed to pass over the centre island and the roadway limit if there is no danger to other participants in the traffic. 3. It must not be kept within the roundabout on the road.
9	Sign 220 One-way street	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, the one-way street is only allowed to drive in the direction of the arrow. Explanation The sign shall prescribe the direction of travel for the vehicle traffic on the road.
9.1		Prohibition or prohibition If character 220 is arranged with this additional character, this means: If you are driving a vehicle, you have to make sure that you bend down and in the course of a one-way street, you have to pay attention to cycling against the Explanation The additional character indicates that wheel traffic is permitted in the opposite direction. When passing by a one-way street exempted for traffic in opposite directions, the principle that the ancestor has to move from the right (Section 8 (1), first sentence) remains untouched with respect to the cyclist who is going out of the way. This also applies to the driving-out cycle traffic. If a one-way street leads into an ancestor road for the bicycle traffic admitted in the opposite direction, the sign 205 stands for the cycle traffic running out of the one-way street.
Section 3 Pre-written travel
10	Character 222 Right past	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, you must follow the prescribed route. Explanation "Links past" will be prescribed accordingly.
Section 4 Side strips as travel strips, stops and taxis
To 11 to 13		Explanation If the character 223.1, 223.2 or 223.3 is arranged for a roadway with more than two lanes, the characters indicate the corresponding number of arrows.
11	Character 223.1 Drive Side Stripes	Prohibition or prohibition The sign releases the side strip as a lane; the strip is to be driven like a right lane.
11.1		Explanation The character 223.1 with the additional character announces the cancellation of the arrangement.
12	Character 223.2 Do not drive side stripes anymore	Prohibition or prohibition The character lifts the release of the side strip as a lane.
13	Character 223.3 Clear side stripes	Prohibition or prohibition The character arranges the clearance of the side strip.
14	Character 224 Stop	Prohibition or prohibition Those who lead a vehicle must not park up to 15 m in front of and behind the sign. Explanation The sign indicates a bus stop for regular services and for school buses. The sign with the additional sign "school bus" (indication of the time of day use) on a common white carrier area indicates a stop only for school buses.
15	Character 229 Tax level	Prohibition or prohibition Those who carry a vehicle shall not be allowed to keep at taxis, with the exception of taxis held for the carriage of passengers. Explanation The length of the taxis shall be determined by indicating the number of taxis provided, or by a horizontal white arrow pointing to the roadway at the beginning of the journey, and by a sign established at the end thereof with such a an arrow pointing away from the roadway or a border mark for stopping and parking prohibitions (sign 299).
Section 5 Special routes
16	Sign 237 Cycle path	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Cycling must not take the road, but must use the bike path (use of the bike path). 2. Other traffic must not use it. 3. If the use of a cycle path for another type of traffic is permitted by means of additional signs, it must be taken into account for cycling and the other vehicle traffic must, if necessary, adjust the speed to the wheel traffic. 4. § 2 (4) sentence 6 shall remain unaffected.
17	Character 238 Reitweg	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who ride, must not take the road, but have to use the riding trail. This also applies to the driving of horses (riding away from the horse riding). 2. Other traffic must not use it. 3. If the use of a riding path for another type of transport is permitted by means of an additional character, it must be taken into account in the travel traffic and the vehicle traffic must, if necessary, adjust the speed to the equestrian traffic.
18	Character 239 Walkway	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Other than pedestrian traffic is not allowed to use the walkway. 2. If the use of a walkway for another type of traffic is permitted by additional characters, it must be taken into consideration for pedestrian traffic. Pedestrian traffic must not be endangered or hindered. If necessary, the traffic must wait; it must be driven only by step speed. Explanation The sign indicates a walkway (§ 25 paragraph 1 sentence 1), where clarification is necessary.
19	Character 240 Joint Geh and Cycle Path	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Cycling must not take the road, but must use the common geo-and cycle path (use of the bike path). 2. Other traffic must not use it. 3. If the use of a common geo-and cycle path for another type of traffic is permitted by additional characters, it must take account of the pedestrian and cycling traffic. Where necessary, driving traffic must adjust the speed to the pedestrian traffic. 4. § 2 (4) sentence 6 shall remain unaffected. Explanation The sign also marks the walkway (§ 25 (1) sentence 1).
20	Sign 241 Separate wheel and walkway	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Cycling must not take the road, but must use the cycle path of the separate wheel and walkway (requirement for cyclisation). 2. Other traffic must not use it. 3. If the use of a separate walking and cycling path for another type of traffic is permitted by means of additional signs, it is only allowed to drive the part of the separate walking and cycling path which is determined for the wheel traffic. 4. The other mode of transport must take account of cycling. Where necessary, other vehicle traffic must adapt the speed to the wheel traffic. 5. § 2 (4) sentence 6 shall remain unaffected. Explanation The sign also marks the walkway (§ 25 (1) sentence 1).
21	Sign 242.1 Start of a pedestrian zone	Prohibition or prohibition 1. The pedestrian zone may not use the pedestrian zone other than pedestrian traffic. 2. If the use of a pedestrian zone for another type of traffic is permitted by means of an additional character, then the number 2 to sign 239 shall apply mutas to the traffic.
22	Character 242.2 End of pedestrian zone
23	Sign 244.1 Start of a bicycle road	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Other vehicle traffic as cycling must not be allowed to use cycle roads, unless this is permitted by additional signs. 2. A maximum speed of 30 km/h is applicable to the traffic. Cycling must not be jeopardised or hindered. If necessary, motor vehicle traffic will have to reduce the speed further. 3. The side-by-side driving with bicycles is permitted. 4. In addition, the rules on the use of the road and on the way forward apply.
24	Sign 244.2 End of a bicycle road
25	Sign 245 Bus special lanes	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Bus special driving lanes may not be used for other traffic other than bus and coach buses and vehicles for the carriage of children and disabled persons to be marked with the school bus sign according to the right to transport passengers. 2. With ambulance vehicles, taxis, bicycles and buses in occasional traffic, the special lane may only be used if this is indicated by additional characters. 3. Taxis are allowed to stop at bus stops (sign 224) for the immediate boarding and boarding of passengers.
Section 6 Traffic bans
26		Prohibition or prohibition The following characters 250 to 261 (traffic bans) prohibit all or part of the traffic with the specified content.
		Explanation For characters 250 to 259: 1. Other modes of transport may be prohibited by traffic signs of the same type with symbols in accordance with Article 39 (7). 2. Two of the following prohibitions may be combined on a sign.
27		Prohibition or prohibition If a mass, such as "7,5 t", is indicated on an additional character, the prohibition shall apply only to the extent that the maximum authorised mass of such means exceeds the specified limit.
28	Sign 250 Ban on vehicles of all kinds	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Ban on vehicles of all kinds. The mark does not apply to hand-held vehicles, nor does it apply to riders, horses ' guides and drivers and guides of livestock, as a derogation from § 28 (2). 2. Motorcycles and bicycles are allowed to be pushed.
29	Sign 251 Ban on motor vehicles	Prohibition or prohibition Prohibition of motor vehicles and other multi-track motor vehicles
30	Sign 253 Ban on motor vehicles over 3.5 tonnes	Prohibition or prohibition Prohibition of motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass exceeding 3,5 tonnes, including their trailers, and for tractors. Excluding passenger cars and bus and coach buses.
30.1		Prohibition or prohibition If character 253 is placed with these additional characters, this means: 1. The prohibition shall be restricted to the transit of commercial vehicles, including their trailers, with a maximum authorised mass of 12 tonnes or more. 2. Transit traffic is not available as far as the respective journey a) purpose, to reach or to leave a plot of land at the road covered by the traffic ban or on a road which is opened up by the road covered by the traffic ban, b) the carriage of goods within the meaning of Article 1 (1) of the Act on the carriage of goods by road within an area within a circle of 75 km, calculated in the air line from the centre of the first place of loading of the respective vehicle at the start of a journey (centre point), where all the municipalities whose centre is situated within the area are part of the area; or c) vehicles, which are not subject to the obligation to toll the toll, are carried out in the federal road toll law.
		3. Apart from the traffic ban, a journey carried out on designated redirection routes (marks 421, 442, 454 to 457.2 or characters 460 and 466) is carried out in order to take account of particular traffic situations. Explanation This combination is allowed only with character 253.
31	Sign 254 Ban on cycling	Prohibition or prohibition Ban on cycling
32	Character 255 Ban on motorcycles	Prohibition or prohibition Ban on motorcycles, including by-car, mopeds and mopeds
33	Sign 259 Ban on pedestrians	Prohibition or prohibition Ban on pedestrian traffic
34	Sign 260 Ban on motor vehicles	Prohibition or prohibition Prohibition of motorcycles, including by-car, mopeds and mopeds, as well as for motor vehicles and other multi-track motor vehicles
35	Sign 261 Ban on labelling Motor vehicles with dangerous goods	Prohibition or prohibition Ban on motor vehicles with dangerous goods subject to labelling
36 to 40		Prohibition or prohibition The following characters 262 to 266 prohibit the participation of vehicles, whose dimensions or masses, including cargo, exceed an actual limit specified on the respective sign. Explanation The limits specified are only examples.
36	Sign 262 Actual mass	Prohibition or prohibition The restriction by sign 262 shall apply to vehicle combinations for the individual vehicle, and in the case of semitrailer vehicles, separately for the semitrailer tractor including the saddleast and for the actual axle loads of the semi-trailer.
37	Character 263 Actual axle load
38	Sign 264 Actual Width	Explanation The actual width indicates the measure including the vehicle exterior mirrors.
39	Sign 265 Actual height
40	Character 266 Actual Length	Prohibition or prohibition The ban applies to vehicle combinations for the overall length.
41	Sign 267 Ban on entry	Prohibition or prohibition Those who carry a vehicle must not enter the road for which the sign is arranged. Explanation The sign is located on the right side of the road for which it applies, or on both sides of this road.
41.1		Prohibition or prohibition The entry for the wheel traffic is permitted by the additional character to the character 267.
42	Sign 268 Snow chains prescribed	Prohibition or prohibition If you are driving a vehicle, you can only drive the road with snow chains.
43	Character 269 Ban on vehicles with water-hazardous cargo	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not use the road with more than 20 litres of cargo that is hazardous to water.
44	Character 270.1 Start of a Traffic prohibited area Reduction of harmful Air pollution in a zone	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Participation in the traffic with a motor vehicle within a zone marked as such is prohibited. 2. § 1 (2) and § 2 (3) in conjunction with Annex 3 of the Regulation on the labelling of motor vehicles with a small contribution to the pollution of the 10. October 2006 (BGBl. 2218), as defined by Article 1 of the Regulation of 5 December 2007 (BGBl). 2793), shall remain unaffected. The exceptions may be granted on a case-by-case basis or may be generally accepted by additional or general provisions. 3. In addition, the ban on the use of road vehicles means vehicles intended for the transport of severely disabled persons with exceptional mobility, amelia or phokomelia on both sides or with comparable functional restrictions and blind people. except. Explanation The environmental zone is set for the prevention of adverse environmental effects caused by air pollution in an air pollution control plan or a plan for measures to be taken in the short term pursuant to § 47 (1) or (2) of the Federal Immission Control Act (Federal Immission Protection Act) and in accordance with § 40 (1) of the Federal Immission Control Act. The labelling of the environmental zone shall be carried out on the basis of Article 45 (1) f.
45	Character 270.2 End of a Traffic prohibited area Reduction of harmful Air pollution in a zone
46	Exemption from Ban on transport by Section 40 (1) of the Federal Immission Protection Act	Prohibition or prohibition The additional sign to mark 270.1 takes up motor vehicles from the prohibition of traffic, which with a sticker displayed on the additional sign in the respective colour according to § 3 of the Regulation on the marking of motor vehicles with a small contribution to the Pollutant load is provided.
47	Sign 272 Prohibition of the Wendens	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, you should not use it here.
48	Sign 273 Prohibition of subwriting of the specified minimum distance	Prohibition or prohibition A motor vehicle with a maximum authorised mass exceeding 3.5 tonnes or a tractor may not fall below the specified minimum distance to a vehicle of the same type in front of the vehicle. Passenger cars and bus and coach buses are excluded.
Section 7 Speed restrictions and overtaking prohibitions
49	Character 274 Allowed Maximum speed	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who carry a vehicle must not drive faster than the maximum speed specified. 2. If certain speeds above 50 km/h are permitted by the sign within closed localities, this applies to vehicles of all kinds. 3. Outside closed localities, the maximum speeds applicable to certain types of vehicle (Article 3 (3) (2) (a) and (b) and Article 18 (5)) shall remain unaffected if the sign has allowed a higher speed.
49.1		Prohibition or prohibition The additional character to the character 274 prohies vehicle-leading, in the case of wet roadway, to exceed the specified speed.
50	Sign 274.1 Start of a 30-zone speed	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not drive faster than the specified maximum speed within this zone. Explanation With the character, zone speed limits of less than 30 km/h can also be arranged in traffic-based business areas.
51	Sign 274.2 End of a tempo 30-Zone
52	Character 275 Required Minimum Speed	Prohibition or prohibition Driving a vehicle shall not be slower than the specified minimum speed, unless road, traffic, visibility or weather conditions are required. It prohirates the use of vehicles with vehicles which cannot or may not drive as fast as possible.
To 53 and 54		Prohibition or prohibition The following characters 276 and 277 prohibit motor vehicles from overhauling multi-track motor vehicles and motorcycles with passenger cars. If a mass, such as "7,5 t", is indicated on an additional character, the prohibition shall apply only in so far as the maximum permissible mass of such motor vehicles, including their trailers, exceeds the specified limit.
53	Character 276 Ban on overtaking for Motor vehicles of all kinds
54	Sign 277 Ban on overtaking for Motor vehicles over 3,5 t	Prohibition or prohibition Ban on overtaking of motor vehicles with a maximum authorised mass exceeding 3,5 tonnes, including their trailers, and for tractors. Excluding passenger cars and bus and coach buses.
54.1		Prohibition or prohibition With the additional mark, the overtaking ban, arranged by sign 277, also applies to motor vehicles of more than 2.8 tonnes, including their trailers.
54.2		Prohibition or prohibition With the additional character, the overtaking ban, arranged by sign 277, also applies to buses and coaches with trailer.
54.3		Explanation The additional character to character 274, 276, or 277 indicates the length of a speed limit or an overtaking ban.
55		Explanation The end of a distance-related restriction of speed or an overtaking ban shall not be marked if the ban applies only to a short distance and the length of the ban is indicated on an additional character. It is also not marked if the prohibition symbol is affixed together with a danger sign and if there is no doubt from the locality, from where there is no longer any danger indicated. Otherwise it is characterized by the characters 278 to 282.
56	Sign 278 End of allowed Maximum speed
57	Sign 279 End of mandatory Minimum Speed
58	Sign 280 End of overtaking ban for motor vehicles of all kinds
59	Character 281 End of overtaking ban for motor vehicles over 3,5 tonnes
60	Sign 282 End of all distance-related Speed restrictions and overtaking bans
Section 8 Stop and park bans
61		Prohibition or prohibition 1. The holding bans, which are arranged by the following characters 283 and 286, apply only to the side of the road on which the characters are attached. They shall apply until the next crossing or injunction on the same side of the road or until a different regulation is specified by traffic signs for the resting traffic. 2. Mobile, temporarily arranged holding bans with characters 283 and 286 lift traffic signs that allow parking. Explanation The beginning of the prohibition path can be characterized by a horizontal white arrow pointing toward the roadway, the end being characterized by such an arrow pointing away from the roadway. In the case of signs repeated in the prohibition section, an arrowhead points to the roadway, and the second arrowhead has its way away from it.
62	Sign 283 Absolute ban	Prohibition or prohibition Stopping on the road is prohibited.
62.1		Prohibition or prohibition The additional character, arranged with the sign 283, prohies the holding of vehicles also on the side strip.
62.2		Prohibition or prohibition The additional character, arranged with the sign 283, prohies the holding of vehicles only on the side strip.
63	Sign 286 Restricted holding ban	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who carry a vehicle shall not keep on the road for more than three minutes, with the exception of entry or exit, or loading or unloading. 2. Loading operations must be carried out without delay.
63.1		Prohibition or prohibition The additional character to mark 286 shall not be allowed to keep on the side strip for more than three minutes, except for boarding or unloading, or loading or unloading.
63.2		Prohibition or prohibition With the additional character to mark 286, only on the side strip may not be held for more than three minutes, with the exception of entry or exit, or loading or unloading.
63.3		Prohibition or prohibition 1. The additional character to sign 286 takes seriously disabled persons with exceptional walking disability, amelia or phokomelia on both sides or with comparable functional restrictions as well as blind people, each with a special parking permit number ..., from the ban on holding. 2. The exception applies only to the extent that the parking card is well-legible or has been affixed.
63.4		Prohibition or prohibition 1. The additional sign for characters 286 takes residents with a special parking permit from the holding ban. 2. The exception applies only to the extent that the parking card is well-legible or has been affixed.
64	Character 290.1 Start of a Restricted Restraint for a zone	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who carry a vehicle shall not keep within the designated zone for more than three minutes, with the exception of entry or exit, or loading or unloading. 2. Within the designated zone, the limited holding ban applies to all public transport areas, unless deviating regulations are made by traffic signs or traffic facilities. 3. By means of additional characters, parking for residents with a parking card or with a parking ticket or a parking disc (picture 318) can be allowed within marked areas. 4. By means of additional characters, parking with a parking ticket or a parking disc (picture 318) can be permitted within marked areas. The parking card, the parking ticket or the parking disc must be displayed or displayed in a legible way.
65	Character 290.2 End of a Restricted retention for a zone
Section 9 Markers
66	Character 293 Pedestrian crossing	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not keep on pedestrian crossings and up to 5 m before it.
67	Sign 294 Hold Line	Prohibition or prohibition In addition to stopping or waiting, which are given by characters 206, by police officers, light signs or barriers, they shall assign them to: If you lead a vehicle, you have to stop here. Where necessary, where the road can be taken into which the road can be entered (line of sight), it shall be held again.
68	Character 295 Lane boundary and Road limitation	Prohibition or prohibition 1. a) Those who carry a vehicle must not partially pass over the continuous line either. b) If the continuous line separates the road part for the oncoming traffic, it is to be driven to the right of it. c) If it borders on a paved side strip, agricultural tractors and working machines, vehicles, and similar slow vehicles must be moved as far as possible to the right of the vehicle. d) Those who carry a vehicle shall not be allowed to park on the road if no lane of at least 3 m remains between the completed vehicle and the roadway boundary line. 2. a) Those who lead a vehicle shall not be allowed to keep left of the continuous roadway boundary line if a side strip or special path is present on the right. b) If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not overdrive the road limit of the middle island of the roundabout. c) With the exception of the ban on crossing the road surface of the central island of the roundabout, there are only vehicles which, because of their dimensions, would otherwise not be possible to drive. They shall be allowed to pass over the central island if there is no risk to other participants in the traffic situation. 3. a) If the movement of a side strip is arranged by means of symbol., the roadway boundary may be passed over as a guide line for marking of travel strips of a continuous carriageway (sign). b) If it borders a special route, it may only be overrun if there are other unattainable parking spaces behind it and the use of special routes is neither endangered nor disabled. c) The roadway boundary line may be overrun if there is a non-attainable basic piece access. Explanation 1. As a travel strip limitation, the sign separates the part of the roadway intended for countertraffic or a plurality of lanes for the rectified traffic from one another. In order to separate the counter traffic from a double line, the travel-strip boundary can consist of a double-line. 2. As a roadway limitation, the continuous line can also separate a side strip or a special path.
69	Character 296 Lane B lanes A One-sided Lane Limit	Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not run over the continuous line or drive on it. 2. Those who carry a vehicle shall not park on the road if there is no lane of at least 3 m between the parked vehicle and the continuous road-strip boundary line. 3. For vehicles on the lane B, the marking shall be assigned to: Vehicles on lane B shall be allowed to pass the mark if the traffic is not endangered thereby.
70	Character 297 Arrow markers	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who carry a vehicle must follow the direction of travel at the following intersection or injunction, if guidelines (sign 340) or lane boundaries (characters 295) are marked between the arrows. 2. Those who carry a vehicle must not keep on the route marked by arrows on the road (§ 12 (1)). Explanation Recommend arrows to arrange themselves in time and to drive next to each other in lane. Vehicles which have arranged themselves may also be overtaken on the right.
71	Character 297.1 Advance announcement	Explanation The pre-announcement arrow announces a travel strip limitation or the end of a lane. The execution of the arrow may differ from the one shown.
72	Sign 298 Lock surface	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not use locking surfaces.
73	Character 299 Boundary marker for Stop or park bans	Prohibition or prohibition Those who carry a vehicle shall not be allowed to hold or park in a border marking for stopping or parking prohibitions. Explanation Boundary markings indicate, extend or shorten a stop or parking ban prescribed elsewhere.
74	Parking Space Marker	Prohibition or prohibition A parking area marking allows parking; on walkways, however, only vehicles with a permissible maximum mass of up to 2.8 t. The installation, which is arranged by the parking surface marking, must be maintained. Where it is marked with continuous lines, it may be overrun. Explanation If parking areas are clearly defined on roads, it is arranged to establish how vehicles are to be set up.

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Appendix 3 (to section 42 (2))
Direction Character

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2013, 411-424)

123 lfd. Nr.Signs and additional character or prohibitions Explanatory notes

Section 1 Priming sign
1	Character 301 Pre-travel	Prohibition or prohibition The sign indicates that the next intersection or injunction is on the way to the right.
2	Character 306 Pre-travel route	Prohibition or prohibition Those who carry a vehicle must not park on the roads of the main roads outside closed areas. The sign indicates that there is a journey up to the next sign 205 "to give the way ahead.", 206 " Stop. "or 307" at the end of the main road ".
2.1		Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you are driving a vehicle and want to follow the course of the buckling main road, you have to announce this in time and clearly, using the direction indicator lamps. 2. Special consideration shall be given to pedestrian traffic. If necessary, wait. Explanation The additional character to the character 306 indicates the course of the main road.
3	Character 307 End of the ancestor road
4	Character 308 Priority over oncoming traffic	Prohibition or prohibition Those who lead a vehicle take precedence over oncoming traffic.
Section 2-Local panel
on 5 and 6		Explanation The local authorities shall be subject to the rules applicable to the traffic within or outside closed areas.
5	Sign 310 Front page panel	The locality board determines: This is where a closed town begins.
6	Sign 311 Backside panel	The locality board determines: This is where a closed town ends.
Section 3 Parken
7	Character 314 Parking	Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you are carrying a vehicle, you can park here. 2. a) By means of an additional sign, the parking permit may be limited, in particular after the duration, after the vehicle garden, in favour of the residents provided with special parking cards or on parking with a parking ticket or a parking disc. b) An additional character with an image 318 (parking disc) and an indication of the number of hours will require parking with a parking disc and the maximum allowed time. c) By means of additional signs, residents with a parking permit can be exempted from the obligation to park with parking ticket or parking disc. d) By means of an additional sign with a wheelchair user image, the parking permit may be limited to severely disabled persons with exceptional walking disabilities, amelia or phokomelia on both sides, or with comparable functional restrictions as well as on blind people. e) The parking permit shall only be valid if the parking ticket, the parking disc or the parking card are designed or installed well legibly. f) A parking lot may be designated by additional characters as a fee. Explanation 1. The beginning of the permitted parking can be characterized by a horizontal white arrow pointing toward the roadway, the end being characterized by such an arrow pointing away from the roadway. When there are repeated signs in the track, an arrowhead points to the road, the second arrowhead away from it. 2. The sign with an additional character with a black arrow points to the access to larger parking lots or parking garages. The sign can also be supplemented by clues as to whether it is a parking garage.
8	Sign 314.1 Start of a Parking Area	Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you are carrying a vehicle, you may park within the parking area only with a parking ticket or with a parking disc (picture 318), if the holding and parking are not prohibited by law or by traffic signs. 2. By means of additional signs, residents with a parking permit can be exempted from the obligation to park with parking ticket or parking disc. 3. The parking permit shall only be valid if the parking ticket, the parking disc or the parking card are designed or installed well legibly. Explanation The type of parking restriction is indicated by additional characters.
9	Character 314.2 End of a Parking Area
10	Character 315 Parking on walkways	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who carry a vehicle must not park on the sidewalks with vehicles with a maximum permissible mass of 2.8 tonnes. In this case, it is also not possible to parked against the arranged type of installation of the character or against restrictions by means of additional characters. 2. a) By means of an additional sign, the parking permit may be limited, in particular after the duration, after the vehicle garden, in favour of the residents provided with special parking cards or on parking with a parking ticket or a parking disc. b) An additional character with an image 318 (parking disc) and an indication of the number of hours will require parking with a parking disc and the maximum allowed time. c) By means of additional signs, residents with a parking permit can be exempted from the obligation to park with parking ticket or parking disc. d) The parking permit may be limited by an additional sign with a wheelchair user image for severely disabled persons with exceptional walking disabilities, amelia or phokomelia on both sides or with comparable functional restrictions as well as for blind people. e) The parking permit shall only be valid if the parking ticket, the parking disc or the parking card are designed or installed well legibly. Explanation 1. The beginning of the permitted parking can be characterized by a horizontal white arrow pointing toward the roadway, the end being characterized by such an arrow pointing away from the roadway. When there are repeated signs in the track, an arrowhead points to the road, the second arrowhead away from it. 2. The symbol shows how the vehicles are to be set up.
11	Picture 318 Parking disc
Section 4 Transport-based area
12	Character 325.1 Start of a Traffic calmed area	Prohibition or prohibition 1. If you lead a vehicle, you have to drive with step speed. 2. Those who carry a vehicle must not endanger or hinder pedestrian traffic; if necessary, maintenance must be carried out. 3. If you walk on foot, you must not unnecessarily hamper the traffic. 4. Those who carry a vehicle must not park outside the areas marked for this purpose, except for boarding or unloading, and for loading or unloading. 5. If you walk on foot, you can use the street in its entire width; children's games are allowed everywhere.
13	Character 325.2 End of a Traffic calmed area	Explanation § 10 should be observed when driving out.
Section 5 Tunnel
14	Sign 327 Tunnel	Prohibitions or prohibitions 1. If you are carrying a vehicle, you have to use dipped beam when passing through the tunnel and must not turn in the tunnel. 2. In the event of an emergency or a breakdown, only existing nothold and pine bays are to be used.
Section 6 Nothalte-and Pannenbucht
15	Sign 328 Nothalte-and Pannenbucht	Prohibition or prohibition If you are carrying a vehicle, you can only book in case of emergency or in case of a breakdown in a nothold and pannenbay.
Section 7 Motorways and motorways
16	Characters 330.1 Motorway	Explanation The rules for traffic on motorways shall apply from this sign.
17	Character 330.2 End of the motorway
18	Character 331.1 Road	Explanation From this point on, the rules applicable to traffic on road transport vehicles shall apply.
19	Character 331.2 End of road
20	Sign 333 Exit from the motorway	Explanation On motorways or road-like constructed roads, the corresponding sign with black lettering on yellow ground points to the exit. The character can also be executed on a white ground.
21	Sign 450 Announcement Bake	Explanation The sign is 300 m, 200 m (as pictured) and 100 m in front of a motorway junction (motorway junction, motorway junction or motorway junction). It is also in front of a managed rest position. In front of a node point, the node point number can be displayed on the 300 m-Bake.
Section 8 Markers
22	Sign 340 Guideline	Prohibition or prohibition 1. Those who lead a vehicle must not pass on guidelines if this puts the traffic at risk. 2. If you carry a vehicle, you can only pass on marked protective strips on the road by means of guidelines for cycling if necessary. Cycling must not be jeopardised. 3. If you are carrying a vehicle, you must not park your bike on the guidelines marked by guidelines. Explanation The protective strip for cycling is marked at regular intervals with the symbol "Cycling traffic" on the road.
23	Sign 341 Waiting Line	Explanation The waiting line recommends waiting for the waiting person to wait at this point.
Section 9
24	Sign 350 Pedestrian crossing
25	Character 354 Water protection area
26	Character 356 Traffic helpers
27	Character 357 Deadlock	Explanation In the upper part of the traffic sign, the permeability of the impasse for the cycling and/or pedestrian traffic can be indicated by pictograms.
to 28 and 29		Explanation 1. With such signs with corresponding symbols, other indications can also be given, such as for pedestrian under-or-transfer, telephone, emergency call, breakdown assistance, gas stations, tent and caravan grounds, motorway hotel, motorway gas house, Motorway kiosk. 2. Hotels, guesthouses and kiosks are only available on motorways and only if they are motorway or car dealership.
28	Character 358 First Help
29	Sign 363 Police
30	Character 385 Local shiny panel
to 31 and 32		Explanation The signs are outside of motorways. They serve the purpose of indicating tourist destinations and the identification of the course of tourist routes. They can also be designed as a signpost.
31	Character 386.1 Touristic Note
32	Sign 386.2 Tourist route
33	Character 386.3 Tourist information board	Explanation The sign is on the highway. It is intended to provide information on destinations that are important for tourism.
34	Character 390 Toll duty after the Federal road toll law
35	Sign 391 Toll Road
36	Sign 392 Customs office
37	Character 393 Information panel Border crossing points
38	Character 394 Laternenring	Explanation The sign indicates lanterns within closed villages that do not glow all night. In the red field, it can be specified in white letters when the lantern is erred.
Section 10 Signing
		1. Number plates
39	Character 401 Federal roads
40	Sign 405 Motorways
41	Sign 406 Nodal points of motorways	Explanation Thus, junction points of the motorways (motorway exits, motorway crosses and motorway triangles) are marked.
42	Sign 410 European roads
		2. Signpost outside of motorways
		a) Presignposts
43	Sign 438
44	Sign 439
45	Sign 440
46	Sign 441
		(b) Arrow
to 47 to 49		Explanation The additional sign "secondary route" or the additional "secondary route" in the signpost points to a road connection of secondary importance.
47	Character 415	Explanation Arrow signposts on federal roads
48	Character 418	Explanation Arrows on other roads
49	Character 419	Explanation Arrow signs on other roads with lower traffic significance
50	Sign 430	Explanation Arrow signposts to the motorway
51	Character 432	Explanation Arrow signposts to destinations with significant traffic significance.
		c) Table signposts
52	Sign 434	Explanation The table signpost can also be grouped together on a board. The target data in one direction can also be displayed on separate panels.
		(d) exit board
53	Character 332.1	Explanation Exit from the Kraftfahrstraße or an autobahn-like road. The sign can also be executed within closed localities with a white background.
		(e) road signs
54	Sign 437	Explanation The character has either white writing on a dark background or black writing on a bright ground. It can also be attached to buildings.
		3. Signposts on motorways
		(a) Announcement panels
55 and 58		Explanation The number (character 406) is the serial number of the motorway exits, motorway intersection and motorway triangles of the motorway that has just been reached. It serves the purpose of better orientation.
55	Character 448	Explanation The sign points to a motorway exit, a motorway junction or motorway triangle. It includes characters 406.
56		Explanation The symbol points to an exit.
57		Explanation The symbol points to a motorway junction or motorway triangle; it also points to crosses and triangles of highways with highways of the downstream network.
58	Sign 448.1	Explanation 1. With the sign, a car dealership is announced in the immediate vicinity of a motorway exit. 2. The Autohof is announced once at the right lane edge 500 to 1 000 m before the sign 448. An additional character is represented by graphic symbols of the scope of services of the car station.
		b) Presignposts
59	Sign 449
		(c) exit board
60	Character 332
		(d) Remoting board
61	Character 453	Explanation The remote port indicates remote targets and the distance to the centre of the village. Objectives which are to be reached via a motorway other than the motorway which is just under way are indicated below the horizontal line.
Section 11 Redirection signage
		1. Redirection outside of motorways
		(a) Redirections for certain types of transport
62	Character 442 Pre-Guide	Explanation Pre-signposts for certain types of transport
63	Sign 421	Explanation Arrow guides for certain types of traffic
64	Sign 422	Explanation Signposts for certain types of traffic
		(b) Temporary diversions (e.g. B. as a result of construction measures)
65		Explanation The course of the transmission line may be identified by:
66	Character 454	Explanation Redirection signpost or
67	Sign 455.1	Explanation Redirection
on 66 and 67		Explanation Characters 454 and 455.1 may be supplemented by a target specification on a sign above the character. If only certain traffic types are redirected, they are indicated on an additional character above the character.
68		Explanation The temporary redirection can be announced by characters 455.1 or
69	Character 457.1	Explanation Redirection announcement
70		Explanation However, only with a distance indication on an additional character and, if required, with a target specification on an additional sign above the character.
71		Explanation The announcement may also be made by
72	Character 458	Explanation a plan sketch
73		Explanation The end of the redirect can be displayed by
74	Character 457.2	Explanation End of redirection or
75	Character 455.2	Explanation End of Redirection
		2. Demand redirection for motorway traffic
76	Sign 460 Demand Sump	Explanation The sign indicates an alternative route in the downstream road network between the motorway connection points.
77	Character 466 Additional demand redirection	Explanation If the redirected traffic cannot be returned to the motorway at the connection point provided for in character 460, it will be continued through this sign over the next demand redirection.
Section 12 Other transport
		1. deflecting arrow
78	Character 467.1 Deflection arrow	Explanation The sign indicates alternative routes on motorways, the use of which is recommended if necessary (route recommendation).
79	Character 467.2	Explanation The character indicates the end of a route recommendation.
		2. Traffic control panels
80		Explanation Traffic control panels indicate the course and number of lanes, such as:
81	Character 501 Transfer Port	Explanation The sign announces the transfer of traffic to the counter-road.
82	Character 531 Constricting panel
82.1		Explanation In the case of constripation boards, the additional symbol shall be used to announce the place where the lane change shall be carried out in accordance with the zipper procedure (Section 7 (4)).
		3. Block bypass
83	Character 590 Block bypass	Explanation The character announces a traffic guidance given by the characters "prescribed direction of travel" (characters 209 to 214).

Unofficial table of contents

Appendix 4 (to section 43 (3))
Transport Facilities

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 2013, 425-427)

123 lfd. Nr.Drawing or prohibition Explanatory notes

Section 1-Institutions for the identification of work and accident sites or other temporary obstacles
1	Sign 600 Barrier barrier
2	Character 605
	Leitbake
	Arrow Bake	Hatching Bake
3	Sign 628
	Guide threshold
	with arrow bake	with hatching bake
4	Sign 629
	Board
	with arrow bake	with hatching bake
5	Character 610 Guide cone
6	Sign 615 Mobile shut-off board
7	Character 616 Mobile shut-off board with flashing arrow
to 1 to 7			Prohibition or prohibition The facilities prohibit the driving of the so marked road surface and pass the traffic past this area. Explanation 1. Warning lights on these devices show red light when the entire roadway is blocked, otherwise yellow light or yellow flashing light. 2. Together with the shut-off panel, it is possible to use overrun warning thresholds which are designed in front of the barrier panel transversely to the direction of travel.
Section 2-Institutions for the identification of permanent obstacles or other dangerous places
8	Character 625 Directional board in curves		The directional panel in curves can also be mounted in a looted form.
9	Sign 626 Guide plate
10	Sign 627 Leitmal		As a rule, the guiding principles characterize the traffic-restricting objects. Their design depends on the vertical, horizontal or curved mounting, for example, on structures, components and scaffold.
Section 3 Established for the identification of the course of the road
11	Character 620 Lead Post (left) (right)		In order to mark the course of the road, guide posts can usually be compressed at a distance of 50 m on the road sides and in curves.
Section 4 Warning board for the identification of vehicles and trailers in the dark
12	Character 630 Parking warning panel