No Bicycle Signs
MUTCD No Bicycle signs keep bicycles off roads, paths, and sidewalks where they aren't permitted. Rice Signs offers No Bicycles (R5-6), the combined No Pedestrians Or Bicycles (R5-10b) and No Pedestrians, Bicycles & Motor-driven Cycles (R5-10a) signs, and a property No Bicycles, Roller Blades or Skateboards sidewalk sign (PR5) — on rust-proof .080" aluminum with reflective options.
Shop No Bicycle Signs
No Bicycles (R5-6)
No Pedestrians Or Bicycles (R5-10b)
No Peds / Bicycles / Motor-driven Cycles (R5-10a)
No Bicycles / Roller Blades / Skateboards (PR5)
No Bicycle Signs FAQ
What is a No Bicycle sign?
A No Bicycle sign prohibits bicycles from a road, path, sidewalk, or facility. The MUTCD version (R5-6) shows a bicycle symbol inside a red prohibition circle, or the words NO BICYCLES.
What is the difference between No Bicycles and the combined signs?
No Bicycles (R5-6) prohibits bicycles only. No Pedestrians Or Bicycles (R5-10b) also prohibits pedestrians, and No Pedestrians, Bicycles, Motor-driven Cycles (R5-10a) prohibits all three modes on the roadway.
Do you have a No Bicycles sign for sidewalks or private property?
Yes. The PR5 sign prohibits bicycles, roller blades, and skateboards on a sidewalk — commonly used on private property and business walkways.
Where are No Bicycle signs used?
They are posted where bicycles are not permitted — freeways and expressways, pedestrian malls and plazas, and private-property sidewalks and walkways.
Are No Bicycle signs MUTCD compliant?
The R5-6 and R5-10 signs meet MUTCD specifications for use on public roads. The PR5 sidewalk sign is a property sign for private, non-MUTCD applications.
What sizes and materials are available?
No Bicycle signs come in multiple sizes on rust-proof .080-inch aluminum with High Intensity Prismatic or Fluorescent reflective sheeting.
