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Lorries, tractor units and vans, regardless of mass.
Lorries, tractor units and vans intended for goods transport, regardless of mass. It is not restricted to dangerous goods and does not prohibit all passenger cars.
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Lorries, tractor units and vans, regardless of mass.
Only vehicles carrying dangerous goods.
All passenger cars, even when carrying only passengers.
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