Correct answer
No, you need chains or another alternative permitted by the sign.
No. It requires snow chains or other authorized anti-slip devices acting on at least one wheel on each side of the same driven axle, or special snow tyres. Fit or use them correctly following manufacturer guidance; the sign is not merely a recommendation.
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No, you need chains or another alternative permitted by the sign.
Yes, because chains are only recommended.
Yes, simply carrying unfitted chains in the boot is enough.
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