A white disc with a red border showing two cars side by side, one of them red, prohibiting overtaking.
Also known as: No passing, Two cars in a circle
The no overtaking sign forbids passing another moving vehicle on the stretch of road ahead. The red car is the one doing the overtaking, which is the detail that makes the pictogram readable.
Prohibits overtaking a moving vehicle other than a two-wheeled vehicle without a sidecar, from the sign until the end of the restriction.
Contracting parties to the 1968 Vienna Convention · Contexts: Road signage
Shows two car silhouettes side by side with the left-hand one — the overtaking vehicle — coloured red, so the pictogram states which manoeuvre is forbidden rather than merely depicting two cars.
Contexts: Road signage
A white disc bordered by a broad red ring, containing two car silhouettes seen from behind and side by side; the left-hand car is red and the right-hand one black.
Both are prohibitory signs of the same construction.