New road sign in Poland: what does the blue rectangle with three stripes mean.

On the roads of Poland, drivers often encounter road sign F-23, which looks unusual for Ukrainian drivers. This sign is represented by a blue rectangle with three stripes, the middle one of which is designated for special use.

According to inkorr.com: In Poland, drivers may notice road sign F-23, which looks unusual to many Ukrainian motorists. It has the shape of a blue rectangle with three stripes, one of which is designated for special use.

The F-23 sign is installed in areas within populated areas and its use is relevant between intersections.

Purpose of the new lane

The lane marked by sign F-23 has two main purposes: to ensure safe left turns and exits from yards or secondary roads.

• safe left turn;

• exit from yards or secondary roads.

Restrictions for drivers

This lane is not intended for overtaking or direct traffic. The installation of sign F-23 automatically prohibits overtaking, which corresponds to the rules of sign B-25.

Additional conditions

• If the special lane exceeds 500 meters, the sign is repeated.

• The end of the lane is marked by a 'End' sign or another road sign.

This innovation aims to increase safety on urban roads, where accidents often occur during left turns. Sign F-23 helps prevent dangerous situations, providing a more comfortable and safer driving experience on the streets of Polish cities.