No Hitch-Hiking road sign(R207)

The No Hitch-Hiking road sign (R207) is a regulatory prohibition sign used to indicate that hitch-hiking is not permitted within the signed area. It is used to reduce roadside stopping behaviour and improve safety for pedestrians and motorists.

Purpose and function

This sign discourages pedestrians from soliciting lifts and prevents drivers from stopping unexpectedly in areas where stopping would create a hazard. It supports safer traffic flow and clearer roadside behaviour expectations.

Typical applications

• High-speed routes and freeway approaches
• Intersections and on-ramps where stopping creates risk
• Areas with restricted pedestrian activity

Commonly used with

• No Pedestrians road sign (R218)
• No Stopping road sign (R217)

Materials and ordering notes

• 1.2 mm Chromadek steel with a retro reflective sign face
• Poles, clamps, nuts and bolts are not included
• Please confirm stock availability when ordering road signs

Compliance

This sign forms part of the R200 Series prohibition road signs.