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No. R-106 prohibits entry to goods vehicles: lorries, tractor units and goods vans, regardless of mass. It is not a prohibition for every vehicle carrying an object or luggage, or a restriction on passenger buses. Scope depends on vehicle category; goods vehicles do not cease to be affected when travelling empty.
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