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No, that route is reserved for cycles.
No. R-407a requires cycles to use the route and prohibits other users from using it. A painted bicycle pictogram alone does not always mean exclusive use: it may indicate priority or reinforce cycle presence on a shared route. Interpret the signs and markings together.
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No, that route is reserved for cycles.
Yes, other vehicles may use it despite the prohibition.
Yes, any motorcycle counts as a cycle.
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