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No.
No. R-100 prohibits all vehicle traffic in both directions. It also applies to mopeds and non-motorised vehicles. Do not confuse it with the R-101 no-entry sign or infer that its presence makes the road exclusively pedestrian. The prompt describes the sign so that it does not depend on a missing image.
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Yes, because the road is for pedestrians.
Yes, because it isn't a motor vehicle.
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