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A specific prohibition or restriction.
A particular prohibition or restriction, identified by its symbol or number. They can restrict certain vehicles’ access, a manoeuvre or maximum speed. Do not treat every red detail as a prohibition: meaning depends on the complete sign. Circular parking signs have a blue background and red border; signs ending specified restrictions have a different appearance.
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Only a danger warning, with no restriction.
Permission to perform any manoeuvre without limits.
A specific prohibition or restriction.
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