End of bridle path

What it means

A road intended solely for riders. Drivers of vehicles do not belong there, and neither do pedestrians.

What it requires of you

In the RVV the rider is a category of his own, alongside the driver and the pedestrian. For instance he must carry a lantern showing white or yellow to the front and red to the rear by night and by day when visibility is seriously impaired.

Where it stands

At the start of the bridle path, often along woodland tracks and country roads.

How far it applies

Terminates the effect of sign G09.

Who it applies to

ruiter

Do not confuse it with

• G09

  The same image but with a red diagonal stripe across it; that stripe means "end".

Related signs

• G09

Terms

• weggebruiker
• bestuurder

How it sounds in the exam

Je passeert bord G10. Mag je hier met de auto rijden?

You pass sign G10. May you drive a car here?

The law itself

• RVV1990 art. 36

  «Ruiters en geleiders van rij- of trekdieren en vee moeten bij dag, indien het zicht ernstig wordt belemmerd, en bij nacht een lantaarn meevoeren die naar voren wit of geel licht en naar achteren rood licht moet stralen.»