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It prohibits entry when towing a two-axle trailer whose MAM exceeds 2 t.
R-112 prohibits entry to motor vehicles towing non-exempt trailers whose MAM exceeds the indicated 2 t. For example, a two-axle trailer with a MAM exceeding 2 t is affected. The figure does not refer to the lorry’s MAM or to a mass below 2 t. A lorry without a trailer is not prohibited by this sign; semitrailers and single-axle trailers are exempt. Other restrictions still apply.
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It prohibits entry to every lorry, even without a trailer.
It only prohibits entry when the lorry’s MAM is 2 t or less.
It prohibits entry when towing a two-axle trailer whose MAM exceeds 2 t.
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