🚷 is called "No Pedestrians". Its official Unicode name is no pedestrians.

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🚷 No Pedestrians

People reach for No Pedestrians when the topic is forbidden, no and not.

⚠️ Warnings since 2015 · Unicode 8.0

💡 Meaning

The 🚷 No Pedestrians emoji belongs to the warning signs, filed by Unicode under Symbols. Typical contexts are forbidden, no, not and pedestrian. The keyword list continues with pedestrians and prohibited.

📱 Typical Usage

You can drop 🚷 into chats, social posts, headlines or a bio. On SmileyZone it is filed under Warnings. The character has been part of the standard since 2015 (Emoji 1.0). Its code point is U+1F6B7.

✍️ Usage Examples

🚷 works as a one-character reply when forbidden is the subject.
Fits messages about forbidden, no, not and pedestrian.
Often seen near 📵 No Mobile Phones, 🚯 No Littering and 🚱 Non-Potable Water.

📈 Trends & Pop Culture

🚷 is mostly used when the subject is forbidden, not and prohibited. In the wiki it sits in the Warnings category.

🔗 Popular Combinations

🚷⛔ – No Pedestrians and No Entry
🚷☢️ – No Pedestrians with Radioactive
🚷🚳 – No Pedestrians plus No Bicycles
🚷🔞 – No Pedestrians and No One Under Eighteen
🚷📵 – No Pedestrians with No Mobile Phones
🚷🚫 – No Pedestrians plus Prohibited

⚠️ Confusion Risk

Easy to mix up with 📵 No Mobile Phones, 🚯 No Littering or 🚱 Non-Potable Water. They sit in the same Unicode subgroup and look similar at small sizes, so it is worth checking the name before sending.