Reviewed 2026-11-03 · D9
Signs and road markings →Reserved parts for pedestrians, cycles and class A mopeds

Purpose and student action
Use the required direction or reserved route and respect the users shown by the symbols.
Read · decide · act
- Identify the required direction, route and intended road users.
- Choose a compatible lane early and check mirrors and blind spots before moving.
- A mandatory direction does not remove signals or obligations to yield.
Source documents
Reserved parts for pedestrians, cycles and class A mopeds
Coverage refers to this dated source catalogue, not every local sign or all Belgian legislation. Variants and reference examples are counted separately.
Regulatory source ↗Why this matters
A cycle-path or separated-user-route sign identifies the users and space shown. It is not an extra lane for a normal car. Before any legally permitted crossing, observe and give way as required.
Article 69Published legal wording (French/Dutch)
D9. Partie de la voie publique réservée à la circulation des piétons, des bicyclettes et des cyclomoteurs à deux roues classe A.
D9. Deel van de openbare weg voorbehouden voor het verkeer van voetgangers, van fietsen en van tweewielige bromfietsen klasse A.