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Yes, stop at the indicated control location.
Yes, stop at the indicated control location before continuing. R-200 prohibits passing without stopping and may display the reason, such as toll, customs or police. A downward green arrow permits using the lane but does not exempt you from obeying a sign requiring a stop, under Annex I, section 4.3.b. Absence of a barrier does not cancel the sign. This concerns a control displaying R-200, rather than every electronic toll.
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No, the green lane arrow always cancels R-200.
Yes, stop at the indicated control location.
No, without a barrier the sign need not be obeyed.
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