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๐ŸšทNo Pedestrians EmojiUnicode: 1F6B7

Prohibits pedestrian access

Released in The ๐Ÿšท emoji was introduced in Unicode 6.0 in 2010, as part of the transport and map symbols category, to represent traffic restrictions globally.

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Meaning and Interpretation

The ๐Ÿšท emoji depicts a standard traffic sign that explicitly prohibits pedestrians from entering or walking in certain areas. It is commonly used to indicate zones where walking poses safety risks, such as near construction sites, highways, or restricted roadways. This emoji emphasizes the importance of adhering to traffic rules to prevent accidents, and it's often seen in navigation apps, urban planning discussions, or safety warnings to alert people to avoid walking in designated areas.

Symbolism

  • Safety first: It highlights the need for pedestrian caution and adherence to traffic regulations to avoid dangers.
  • Restriction and control: Represents areas where access is limited, symbolizing authority and order in public spaces.
  • Urban awareness: Symbolizes modern city planning and the management of pedestrian flow to enhance overall road safety.

Common Usage Scenarios

  • In traffic and navigation apps to mark no-walking zones on maps.
  • During safety discussions or warnings about restricted areas like construction sites.
  • In social media posts about urban planning or road regulations.

Usage Examples in Conversation

Hey, that street is totally off-limits for walkingโ€”๐Ÿšท, so let's drive instead!
Just saw a ๐Ÿšท sign ahead; we can't walk through here, might get fined.
Watch out, the park has a ๐Ÿšท area during events to keep everyone safe.
Don't even think about crossing thereโ€”๐Ÿšท means it's not for pedestrians at all.
This route is ๐Ÿšท after dark; better take the bus to avoid any trouble.

Usage Guidelines and Etiquette

  • Use it only in contexts related to traffic, safety, or navigation to avoid misleading others.
  • Avoid using it jokingly in serious situations, as it could downplay real dangers.
  • Ensure the emoji is relevant to the conversation to prevent confusion or misinterpretation.

Related Emojis

๐Ÿšธ

Pedestrian Crossing

Indicates safe crossing points for walkers in busy areas.

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Stop Sign

Represents an immediate halt for vehicles or pedestrians.

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Construction Sign

Warns of ongoing work zones where access may be restricted.

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Vertical Traffic Light

Signals traffic flow, often used with pedestrian controls.

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Horizontal Traffic Light

Another traffic signal for coordinating movement on roads.

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Automobile

Depicts cars, relating to vehicle-only zones like those with ๐Ÿšท.

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Taxi

Represents public transport, contrasting with pedestrian prohibitions.

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Bus Stop

Marks waiting areas for buses, often near no-pedestrian zones.

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Railway Track

Indicates train paths where walking is typically forbidden.

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Sport Utility Vehicle

Shows larger vehicles, emphasizing vehicle-focused areas restricted to pedestrians.