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? Frequently asked questions

When do I use the B1 “Give way” and when the B2 “Stop”?

The B1 goes at junctions where drivers on the minor road can see traffic clearly and give way without stopping. The B2 goes where visibility is poor and stopping is necessary, and at crossings with railways without barriers.

What size of B1 or B2 do I need?

County and local roads, streets and private roads open to public traffic call for the normal format: a 90 cm B1 and an 80 cm B2. The small format, the 70 cm B1 and the 60 cm B2, is for low-traffic roads.

Can I use the signs in a private car park or yard?

Yes. On private roads closed to public traffic, SR 1848-1 may be applied but is not mandatory, so the small format is also suitable.

Where do the B5 and B6 go?

One at each end of a section narrower than 5.50 m, 10–20 m before it: the B5 for the direction that must wait, the B6 for the direction that has priority.

Are the mounting clamps included?

Yes. Each sign comes with 2 clamps for Ø48 mm posts and 4 bolts with nuts; Ø60 mm on request. Posts are sold separately.

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