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Yes, if the laden mass of the vehicle does not exceed the figure indicated on the sign.
The sign prohibits the passage of vehicles with a laden mass exceeding the figure indicated in tonnes.
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Yes, if the laden mass of the vehicle does not exceed the figure indicated on the sign.
No, never.
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