Correct answer
Yes.
The vertical prohibition sign R-111 shown in the image specifically indicates that access is not permitted to tractors and other self-propelled agricultural machinery on the road where it is placed. As drivers, we must pay attention to this sign to make sure we do not enter an area with a motorised agricultural vehicle where it is prohibited. This helps maintain order and safety on roads that are not designed for this type of vehicle traffic.
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No, it only prohibits tractors.
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