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Yes.
Yes. According to the DGT’s explanation, the R-112 prohibition does not apply to semitrailers or single-axle trailers. The 2 t figure limits the prohibition to non-exempt trailers whose MAM exceeds 2 tonnes; it does not create a 3,500 kg prohibition for the semitrailer described. Other signs and restrictions still apply.
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No, if the trailer's MAM exceeds 3,500 kg.
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