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Fußgängerüberweg — Zebra crossing (sign)

Zeichen 350, StVO Anlage 3, backed by §26 StVO: you must enable pedestrians and wheelchair or Krankenfahrstuhl users who visibly want to cross to do so, approaching only at moderate speed and waiting if necessary. §26 Abs. 3 forbids overtaking at the crossing. Verified 2026-08-03.

Fußgängerüberweg — Zebra crossing (sign)
Hinweiszeichen · Information

In plain English

The blue square commands; the red triangle (Zeichen 133) only warns. Clearly WANTING to cross is already enough — you do not wait for someone to step into the road first.

What you are looking at

Blue square with a white walking figure crossing white zebra stripes.

Remember it like this

A cyclist riding across a zebra has no §26 right — only a cyclist who dismounts and walks does. Let them through anyway.

Easy to confuse with — the exam exploits these

Hinweiszeichen (Information) — where you are. usually a blue or green panel. Checked against StVO Anlage 1–3 on 2026-08-03.

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Fines and Punkte are indicative. The amounts shown come from published Bußgeldkatalog tables, not from statute, and are last verified 2026-08-03. The binding figure is the one on your own Bußgeldbescheid.

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Last updated: 2026-08-03