🚷️ No pedestrians emoji
HTML
🚷
Unicode
U+1F6B7
What is 🚷️ called?
🚷️ is called the No pedestrians emoji.
It is sometimes called pedestrians prohibited, no walking, or foot traffic ban. The wording reflects ordinary speech, specialist use, translation, or what the symbol looks like; Unicode’s official name is no pedestrians.
What does 🚷️ mean?
🚷 is officially named no pedestrians. The crossed walking figure bans pedestrians; it is not a general warning that pedestrians may be present.
Use it for places closed to pedestrians, road rules, restricted access, or safety. Context supplies the precise intention, and related choices include 🚱 Non potable water and 📵 No mobile phones.
Other meanings
It can convey places closed to pedestrians, road rules, restricted access, or safety. Context determines whether a message is instructional, travel-related, regulatory, safety-related, accessibility-related, or hazardous.
Example Usage
The public sign indicates places closed to pedestrians 🚷
The guidance also concerns road rules 🚷
More details
Officially named no pedestrians. Its code point is U+1F6B7. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Related emoji
Not in any emoji groups yet.
Visual description
Platform artwork depicts no pedestrians as a compact, recognisable pictograph or symbol.
The crossed walking figure bans pedestrians; it is not a general warning that pedestrians may be present. Colours, proportions, orientation, text styling, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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