What does a circle with a horizontal line in the middle represent as a sign?

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VanEverly
07/29/25 5:35am
A circle with a horizontal line in the middle represents a 'No Entry' sign for vehicles, indicating that all vehicles are prohibited from entering the road section marked with this sign. Vehicles violating this regulation and entering the road will be penalized according to relevant provisions of the Road Traffic Law. In addition to the 'No Entry' sign, other prohibition signs include 'No Through Traffic', 'No Turns', and 'No Honking' signs. Below is a detailed analysis: 1. 'No Through Traffic' sign: The 'No Entry' sign features a red circle with a black vehicle inside, crossed by a red diagonal line. Depending on the specific pattern, the type of vehicle prohibited from entering varies, including prohibitions for motor vehicles, trailers, tractors, large buses, non-motorized vehicles, large trucks, and manual freight tricycles. 2. 'No Turns' sign: The 'No Turns' sign is a red circle with a black arrow inside, crossed by a red diagonal line. The direction of the arrow indicates the prohibited turning direction. 3. 'No Honking' sign: The 'No Honking' sign is a red circle with a black horn inside, crossed by a red diagonal line. 'No Honking' signs are typically installed near schools, hospitals, or residential areas.
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LeahDella
08/12/25 9:09am
I remember when I was learning to drive, the first time I saw that sign with a horizontal line in a circle, I had no idea what it meant. As a result, I drove into an intersection in the city and almost collided with an oncoming vehicle. Luckily, I was going slow, so nothing serious happened. Later, my instructor told me that it was a 'No Entry' sign, meaning no vehicles are allowed to enter that road or area. It's usually placed at the exit of a one-way street, a dead end, or private property. Ignoring such signs is too risky—you could get fined or cause an accident. Now, whenever I drive, I make a habit of scanning road signs in advance, and it's made driving much safer, especially at night or in the rain when visibility is poor and mistakes are easier to make. The design of this sign is simple but highly effective as a warning. New drivers must take it seriously and study the traffic rule handbook more.
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