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2602.3 The number of a regional cycle route
May be used only in combination with diagram 955,956 or 957. The background colour is varied to red when indicating the number of a national cycle route
| Diameter of sign to diagram 955, 956 or 957 (mm) |
x—height of plate to diagram 2602.3 (mm) |
|---|---|
| Less than 300 | 30 |
| 300 | 40 |
| 450 | 50 |
| 600 | 60 |
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965 End of cycle lane, track or route
May be used in conjunction with diagrams 1057 and 1058
17.36 The end of a cycle track or shared route may be indicated by the sign to diagram 965, although this is not essential. The sign might be helpful where cyclists rejoin the main carriageway of a road at the end of a shared footway. It should not be used at an intermittent break in a cycle track or shared route, such as at a road crossing. Three sizes are prescribed for this sign. The largest size should be used where conspicuity is likely to be a problem or where a cycleroute or lane ends at a hazardous location. The use of the sign to diagram 951 (see para 5.26) is not appropriate in this situation.
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966 Pedal cyclists to dismount at the end of, or at a break in, a cycle lane, track or route
17.37 The sign to diagram 966 (CYCLISTS DISMOUNT) may be used together with the sign to diagram 965, or on its own. The sign should be provided only where cyclists are required to use a pedestrian crossing facility that they cannot legally cycle on, at the entrance to a pedestrian area, at a location with a low headroom or width restriction (e.g. a subway or bridge) or at places where visibility is restricted to such an extent that cycling would be unsafe (see also para 5.8). Two sizes are prescribed for the sign to diagram 966. The smaller size should normally be used, unless there is a particular hazard or conspicuity problem where the larger size of sign would be more appropriate. A non—prescribed variant of the sign to diagram 966, with the legend CYCLISTS REJOIN CARRIAGEWAY, may be authorised by the Department where this would be helpful at the end of a cycle track or shared footway.
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