Overview

A bicycle crossing is similar as a pedestrian crossing but typically used for bicycles and mopeds. Usually the traffic light controlling a bicycle crossing is on for a shorter amount of time because bicycles can cross the road alot faster then pedestrians

Bicycle crossing

• Give way to cyclists and class II mopeds on the crossing
• Give way to cyclists and class II mopeds that are about to cross it
• There are sometime speed reducing measures on the road like a speed bumb to force the driver to slow down

Bicycle crossing (B8)

Bicycle crossing road marking (M16)

Bicycle passage

• Cyclists and class II mopeds on the bicycle passage must give way to you
• If you turn and cross a bicycle passage you need to give way to everyone on the bicycle passage. However Cyclist must still give way to you
• Adapt your speed to increase safety for all on the bicycle passage

Bicycle passage / Bicycle crossing

Bicycle path

• A road for bicycles and class II moped
• If you turn and cross a bicycle passage you need to give way to everyone on the bicycle passage including cyclist

Bicycle Path

Paths for pedestrians, cyclists and moped

Bicycle Path