Where:
At the beginning of a road, lane, or section of a road designated specifically for pedestrians and/or cyclists.
Often found on shared paths, parks, or divided roadways where traffic is separated for safety.

Purpose:
To indicate that a road or part of a road may be used exclusively by cyclists and/or pedestrians.
To show cyclists and pedestrians which part of the road they must use.
To designate divided roads, where specific sections are reserved for either pedestrians or cyclists, ensuring safe coexistence.
The sign may indicate a shared area or a separate area for each, as shown by the respective bicycle or pedestrian symbol.

Action:
Do not drive any motor vehicle on the road or section marked by this sign.
Cyclists and pedestrians may use only the part of the road indicated by the sign.
Cyclists must use the section marked with the bicycle symbol.
Pedestrians must use the section marked with the pedestrian symbol.
Be alert and cautious, as the area may have other cyclists, pedestrians, or obstacles.
Follow the designated path to ensure safety and compliance with traffic rules.