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A circle struck by diagonal bars, cancelling what went before.
Also known as: Derestriction sign, National speed limit sign
A sign struck through by diagonal bars cancels the restriction it repeats. The convention is uniform across the Vienna system, so a driver can recognise a cancellation without knowing which restriction is being lifted.
Cancels a previously signed restriction, drawn as the restriction's own sign struck through by one or more diagonal bars.
Contexts: Road signage
Uses one cancelling convention across the whole sign set, so an end-of-restriction sign is recognisable before its content is read.
Contexts: Road signage
A circle on a pale field crossed by several parallel diagonal bars, sometimes over a faint numeral.