🚳 No bicycles
U+1F6B3🚳 Meaning & Usage
This is a prohibition sign featuring a black bicycle inside a red circle with a diagonal red line through it, meaning 'no bicycles allowed.' You'll commonly see it in pedestrian zones, on certain park trails, or at the entrance to sidewalks where cycling could be hazardous. Its purpose is to enhance safety for walkers and prevent accidents in crowded areas. It's part of a family of traffic restriction symbols, similar to 'no parking' or 'no pedestrian' signs, used globally in urban planning.
Usage Examples
"There is a 🚳 sign on this road."
"The park entrance has 🚳, you can't ride in."
"When you see 🚳, get off and walk your bike."
Technical Info
U+1F6B3🚳\1f6b3\u{1f6b3}Code Preview
<span class="symbol-no-bicycles">🚳</span> <!-- Unicode: U+1F6B3 --> <!-- Name: No bicycles -->
Keyboard Shortcuts
Alt + 1F6B3Type 1F6B3 then press Option + EnterCtrl + Shift + U, type 1F6B3, EnterQuick Actions
🚳 Meaning & Usage
This is a prohibition sign featuring a black bicycle inside a red circle with a diagonal red line through it, meaning 'no bicycles allowed.' You'll commonly see it in pedestrian zones, on certain park trails, or at the entrance to sidewalks where cycling could be hazardous. Its purpose is to enhance safety for walkers and prevent accidents in crowded areas. It's part of a family of traffic restriction symbols, similar to 'no parking' or 'no pedestrian' signs, used globally in urban planning.
Usage Examples
"There is a 🚳 sign on this road."
"The park entrance has 🚳, you can't ride in."
"When you see 🚳, get off and walk your bike."
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How do I copy the No bicycles symbol?
Simply click the Copy Symbol button on this page to copy 🚳 to your clipboard, then paste it anywhere.
What Unicode code point does No bicycles have?
The Unicode code point for No bicycles isU+1F6B3. For HTML use 🚳, for CSS use \1f6b3.
What block does No bicycles belong to?
No bicycles belongs to the Transport and Map Symbols block.
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