Where:
This sign is displayed on any public road, lane, path, or designated area where delivery vehicles are not permitted to enter or operate.

Common locations include;
    Pedestrian zones, shopping streets, or urban centres where delivery traffic could interfere with pedestrian safety,
    Residential areas with restricted vehicle access,
    Lanes or roads reserved for private vehicles, public transport, or non-motorised traffic,
    Sensitive zones such as parks, schools, or construction areas where heavy or frequent delivery vehicles could pose risks.

Purpose:
The purpose of this sign is to prohibit delivery vehicles from entering a specific road, lane, or area.

The restriction is usually in place to;
    Ensure safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users,
    Reduce congestion caused by frequent stops or manoeuvring of delivery vehicles,
    Protect infrastructure such as roads, sidewalks, or bridges that may not support heavy or large vehicles,
    Maintain traffic flow in areas where access for delivery vehicles could disrupt operations.

Action:
If you are driving a delivery vehicle, do not proceed beyond this sign.
Use alternative routes or designated delivery zones where access is permitted.
Pay attention to supplementary signs that may indicate specific times, conditions, or exemptions for local deliveries.
Failure to comply with this sign may result in fines, penalties, or enforcement action.

Where:
This sign is displayed on any public road, lane, path, or designated area where goods vehicles (such as trucks, lorries, or delivery vans) are not permitted to enter or operate.

It is typically found;
    At the entrance to residential neighbourhoods, city centres, or business districts where heavy vehicle access is restricted,
    On roads or bridges that are structurally unsuitable for heavy loads,
    In pedestrian or environmentally sensitive zones, or
    On lanes or carriageways reserved for passenger vehicles or public transport only.

Purpose:
The purpose of this sign is to prohibit goods vehicles from entering the specified area.

This restriction helps to;
    Enhance road safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and smaller vehicles,
    Reduce noise, pollution, and congestion caused by large or heavy vehicles,
    Protect infrastructure that may not be designed to handle the weight or size of goods vehicles,
    Regulate traffic flow and ensure that goods vehicles follow approved or designated routes for loading and delivery.

Action:
If you are driving a goods vehicle, do not proceed beyond this sign.
Use alternative roads or designated truck routes that allow goods vehicle access.
Watch for supplementary signs that may specify times, weight limits, or exemptions for local deliveries or authorised vehicles.
Ignoring this restriction may lead to fines, penalties, or enforcement actions.

Where:
This sign is displayed on any public road, lane, path, bridge, tunnel, or designated area where there is a restriction on the weight of goods vehicles allowed to enter or pass through.

It is often found;
    At the entrance to bridges, underpasses, or tunnels with structural weight limits,
    On narrow or steep roads where heavy vehicles could pose a safety hazard,
    In residential or environmentally sensitive areas where heavy vehicles are restricted, or
    On routes with pavement or infrastructure limitations designed for lighter traffic only.

Purpose:
The purpose of this sign is to prohibit goods vehicles whose Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) or Gross Combination Mass (GCM) exceeds the limit indicated in tonnes on the sign from proceeding beyond that point.

This restriction helps to;
    Protect road and bridge structures from damage due to excessive weight,
    Ensure road safety by preventing heavy vehicles from entering unsuitable or dangerous routes,
    Reduce congestion and environmental impact in sensitive zones, and
    Guide heavy vehicles toward designated freight or truck routes.

Action:
If you are driving a goods vehicle, check the vehicles GVM (the total permissible weight of the vehicle including its load) or GCM (the combined permissible weight of the vehicle and any trailer).
Do not proceed beyond this sign if your vehicles GVM or GCM exceeds the limit shown in tonnes.
Use alternative roads or designated heavy vehicle routes where such weight restrictions do not apply.
Ignoring this restriction may lead to severe penalties, and in some cases, cause structural damage or accidents.