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Pedestrian zone waiting restriction sign

What does the Pedestrian zone waiting restriction sign mean?
A repeater sign inside a pedestrian zone showing the waiting and loading restrictions. There may be no yellow lines.
Also known as: Pedestrian zone repeater sign
What it means
Waiting is prohibited in the pedestrian zone at the times shown, with any loading ban below.
Repeater signs inside a pedestrian zone remind you of the waiting restrictions. There may be no yellow lines or kerb markings.
The lower panel can add a loading ban at the times shown.
Where you'll see it
On streets inside a pedestrian zone.
Rules to know
Waiting restriction repeater signs are used within the zone. There may be no yellow lines or kerb markings.
Know Your Traffic Signs, p. 43
You must obey traffic signs that give orders.
The Highway Code, Rule 109
Common mistakes
Mistake: Waiting because there are no yellow lines.
Instead: The repeater sign is the restriction in a pedestrian zone.
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- Know Your Traffic Signs (Department for Transport, Sixth edition, 2023), Pedestrian zone signs, p. 43
- The Highway Code, Rule 109
Sign image: Department for Transport, Traffic sign images (diagram 637.2). © Crown copyright, reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Last reviewed 11 October 2026. This page explains the sign in our own words; for the full rules, see The Highway Code. How we source and check content