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Yes, but there may be other signs within the built-up area that change the previous prohibition.
A prohibition sign next to a built-up-area location sign prohibits the specified manoeuvre throughout the built-up area. This means that the restriction applies from the point where the sign is placed and covers the entire urban area. However, it is important to pay attention to other signs within the built-up area, as additional regulations may exist that alter the initial prohibition. For this reason, we must always pay attention to the specific signs while driving through the built-up area, as these signs may indicate changes to the regulations in force.
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Yes, but there may be other signs within the built-up area that change the previous prohibition.
No.
It prohibits it only in the road through the built-up area.
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