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Prohibitory signs

Traffic sign C46: End of local restrictions

The C46 sign lifts all local restrictions on moving traffic, such as a speed limit or a no-overtaking rule.

Traffic sign C46: End of local restrictions
Code
C46
Type
Prohibitory signsHighway Code, art. 68
Official description
End of all local restrictions on moving vehicles

What does the C46 sign mean?

The C46 sign lifts all local restrictions on moving traffic, such as a speed limit or a no-overtaking rule. It goes at the end of the works zone, often together with the F47 "end of roadworks" sign.

Prohibitory signs: what you need to know

Prohibitory signs are round with a red border. They forbid something: a direction, access, overtaking, driving faster than a set speed. At roadworks they close a street or a footpath, or limit the speed along the site.

Do you need a permit?

Anyone who puts up a traffic sign on the public road for works needs the consent of the road authority: through the occupation permit or through a signage permit with a signage plan. Without that consent you may not put up the sign.

Permits by municipalityHave a signage plan drawn up

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Frequently asked questions about the C46 sign

What does traffic sign C46 mean?
End of all local restrictions on moving vehicles. The C46 sign lifts all local restrictions on moving traffic, such as a speed limit or a no-overtaking rule. It goes at the end of the works zone, often together with the F47 "end of roadworks" sign.
Can I rent a C46 sign?
Yes. You can rent the C46 sign from Werfsignalisatie.be from €20.50 incl. VAT. Pick it up yourself in Drongen, or have it delivered, placed and collected.
Do I need a permit for a C46 sign?
Anyone who puts up a traffic sign on the public road for works needs the consent of the road authority: through the occupation permit or through a signage permit with a signage plan. Without that consent you may not put up the sign.

Other prohibitory signs

The other signs in this category that you can rent from us.

All traffic signs

The official description comes from the Belgian Highway Code (Royal Decree of 1 December 1975).

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