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Yes. This is R-406, a compulsory carriageway for lorries, tractor units and goods vans regardless of mass when no figure is displayed. A tonnage inscription or panel limits the obligation to vehicles or combinations whose MAM exceeds that figure. It is not S-3, the road reserved for motor vehicles. Other applicable rules, signs and restrictions still apply.
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Only if your lorry has a MAM below 3,500 kg.
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