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no pedestrians

No pedestrians sign, indicating walking is prohibited in the area.

basic_info

Unicode
U+1F6B7
Version
Emoji 1
Category
Subcategory

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Platform Meanings

Apple
Shows a red circle with a white silhouette of a person walking, crossed out—used to indicate areas where pedestrians are not allowed.
Google
Depicts a no-pedestrian zone symbol, commonly seen on road signs to restrict foot traffic.
Twitter
Represents a prohibition sign for pedestrians; often used metaphorically to signal something is off-limits or restricted.
Unicode Official
A prohibition sign featuring a pedestrian symbol crossed out, meaning 'no pedestrians' or 'pedestrians not allowed.'

Introduction

The 🚷 emoji represents a universal traffic sign that prohibits pedestrian access. It features a red circle with a diagonal line through a white icon of a walking person. Originally designed for road safety, it indicates zones where walking is forbidden—such as highways, construction sites, or private property. Beyond its literal use, people sometimes employ this emoji online to symbolize restrictions, boundaries, or things that are off-limits. For example, it might be used humorously to say 'no entry' to certain topics, behaviors, or requests in digital conversations. Its visual clarity makes it instantly recognizable across cultures, reinforcing its role both in real-world signage and digital communication.

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What is Emoji?

Emoji are pictographic symbols originating from Japan that have become a universal digital language. They can be used across various platforms and applications to express emotions, objects, activities, and concepts. The Unicode standard defines thousands of emoji and continues to expand.

Last Updated: 2026-06-04✓ Expert Verified
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