The No Surfing Between The Red-and-Yellow Flags Sign CAD Block (ISO 7010 P064) plays an important role in maintaining beach safety. This symbol strictly prohibits surfing in zones marked with red-and-yellow flags, which are specifically designated for swimmers. Therefore, it helps prevent collisions and ensures safer recreational use of shared coastal areas.
To enhance clarity, this safety sign CAD block features a bold red circle and diagonal line over a surfer between flags. As per ISO 7010 and ISO 3864-1 standards, it uses standardized colors and shapes to convey prohibition. Because the design is highly visible, it works well for posting near lifeguard towers, beach access points, and community safety boards.
This prohibition sign symbol is ideal for areas where surfers must be kept away from swimmers. For instance, lifeguards often install it in swim-only zones to prevent interference. Moreover, municipalities use it to comply with coastal safety rules. You can also place it in resorts, surfing schools, and marine patrol zones to increase compliance. Including this CAD block in beach zoning diagrams reinforces safety expectations and reduces liability for operators and planners alike.
This safety sign CAD block complies with both ISO 7010 (P064) and ISO 3864-1 regulations. It is part of the Prohibition Sign series offered by AppisCAD. You may also be interested in our full ISO 7010 Prohibition Signs DWG Set if you need CAD versions of related safety symbols.
To learn more about ISO 7010 symbols and international safety signage, visit Wikipedia.
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